Lenny Kravitz to Bring Charismatic Villain Bawma to Life in Upcoming James Bond Game.
Actor and musician Lenny Kravitz is set to play the villainous role of Bawma, a charismatic black-market dealer with an unpredictable edge, in the upcoming video game '007: First Light'. The announcement was made at last night's Game Awards, where Kravitz also revealed that he had attended for the casting reveal.
Kravitz described his character as "the largest black-market dealer in the Western Hemisphere who's as charismatic as he is unpredictable." Bawma rose from humble beginnings to build a powerful kingdom known as Aleph. He will be portrayed by Kravitz, who will bring this complex and magnetic character to life.
In '007: First Light', which is set for release in 2026, Patrick Gibson will star as a younger version of James Bond. The game follows the origin story of Bond at the age of 26, where he must face off against Bawma, who is threatening his existence.
This new Bond game promises to be an action-packed adventure that reimagines Bond's early days, with Kravitz bringing his own energy to a brand-new character.
Kravitz himself seems thrilled about joining the 'Bond' franchise, saying that stepping into this world as Bawma was an incredible opportunity for him. He described Bawma as "magnetic and unpredictable," adding depth and purpose to the character. With Kravitz's dynamic performance and strong cast, including Gemma Chan, Priyanga Burford, Kiera Lester, Alastair Mackenzie, Lennie James, and Noemie Nakai, '007: First Light' is set to be an exciting new take on the iconic franchise.
Kravitz has had a long career in both music and acting. He's appeared as Cinna in the Hunger Games films, had a supporting role in 2024 black comedy The Trainer, and even joined Dua Lipa on stage at Madison Square Garden to perform "It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over".
Actor and musician Lenny Kravitz is set to play the villainous role of Bawma, a charismatic black-market dealer with an unpredictable edge, in the upcoming video game '007: First Light'. The announcement was made at last night's Game Awards, where Kravitz also revealed that he had attended for the casting reveal.
Kravitz described his character as "the largest black-market dealer in the Western Hemisphere who's as charismatic as he is unpredictable." Bawma rose from humble beginnings to build a powerful kingdom known as Aleph. He will be portrayed by Kravitz, who will bring this complex and magnetic character to life.
In '007: First Light', which is set for release in 2026, Patrick Gibson will star as a younger version of James Bond. The game follows the origin story of Bond at the age of 26, where he must face off against Bawma, who is threatening his existence.
This new Bond game promises to be an action-packed adventure that reimagines Bond's early days, with Kravitz bringing his own energy to a brand-new character.
Kravitz himself seems thrilled about joining the 'Bond' franchise, saying that stepping into this world as Bawma was an incredible opportunity for him. He described Bawma as "magnetic and unpredictable," adding depth and purpose to the character. With Kravitz's dynamic performance and strong cast, including Gemma Chan, Priyanga Burford, Kiera Lester, Alastair Mackenzie, Lennie James, and Noemie Nakai, '007: First Light' is set to be an exciting new take on the iconic franchise.
Kravitz has had a long career in both music and acting. He's appeared as Cinna in the Hunger Games films, had a supporting role in 2024 black comedy The Trainer, and even joined Dua Lipa on stage at Madison Square Garden to perform "It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over".