The BBC has an interview with Robert Wade and Neal Purvis, the writers of Casino Royale, the latest outing for James Bond. In the interview the pair, who have been asked to write the next installment, also give some clues about where they plan to take it:
Wade - In the next film the emphasis has to be on the unfinished emotional business at the end of Casino Royale. It has to be dealt with in such a way that his character continues to have an arc.
It can’t just be he’s tough and he’s tempered steel and totally impervious. There are things he still has to resolve. So that’s the legacy of Casino Royale and it’s important to have it so the actor has something to play.
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