Aaron Taylor-Johnson, 33, and his wife Sam, 54, are seen out and about in ... trends now
Aaron Taylor-Johnson was seen out and about in London on Sunday amid reports he has been offered to play the new James Bond - taking over from Daniel Craig.
As the actor, 33, stepped out solo, his older wife Sam, 54, who is 24 years his senior, kept a low profile as she roamed around the city on Monday.
The Sun reported that the British actor had been 'formally offered the opportunity to play James Bond', putting an end to months of speculation regarding Daniel Craig's successor.
But Insiders have denied reports that he has been cast as the new Bond in the 007 movies, leaving speculation to swirl.
Amid all the rumours, Aaron looked calm and composed in his trendy attire as he took a stroll in west London.
Aaron Taylor-Johnson, 33, was seen out and about in London on Sunday amid reports he has been offered to play the new James Bond - taking over from Daniel Craig
As the actor stepped out solo, his older wife Sam, 54, who is 24 years his senior, kept a low profile as she roamed around the city on Monday
The Sun reported that the British actor had been 'formally offered the opportunity to play James Bond', putting an end to months of speculation regarding Daniel Craig 's successor
His real life Bond girl Sam, who is a British film director and artist, looked stylish in black trousers and a leather jacket.
The loved-up duo have a fiercely private relationship and have previously caused controversy within the public due to their age gap.
Aaron met the filmmaker on the set of Nowhere Boy in 2009 and they share daughters Wylda Rae, 13, and Romy Hero 11, as well as Angelica, 26, and Jessie, 16, from Sam's previous marriage to art dealer Jay Jopling.
When they first met on the film Aaron was just 18 and Sam was 42. They didn't get together until after they finished the project where a 'deep connection' was formed.
Sam previously spoke about falling for Aaron on the set, but insisted nothing happened until the movie wrapped.
She said: 'I managed to hold off really until almost the end of the film. We weren't even together then. Maybe feelings were there but un-acted upon.
'The thing is, we had quite a psychic link when working together. I knew from a flicker of an eyelash what kind of performance I was going to get. I felt that link almost from day one of meeting him.'
Amid Bond rumours, the BBC put an end to speculation, with a production insider revealing that there is 'no truth in the rumours'.
His real life Bond girl Sam, who is a British film director and artist, looked
