Recent final screen tests for Bond 26 have narrowed the field to Jack Lowden, Callum Turner, and Josh O’Connor, driving trader consensus toward these frontrunners amid reports of four total candidates. Lowden leads at 35.4% implied probability on the strength of his Slow Horses spy role, BAFTA recognition, and Scottish background, positioning him as a potential first such Bond since Connery. Turner follows at 26.4%, buoyed by high-profile visibility and recent projects, while O’Connor sits at 9% after his inclusion in the tests. The 22.5% on “no Bond chosen” reflects the lack of an official announcement despite ongoing momentum, with an expected decision by year-end under Amazon MGM and director Denis Villeneuve. This closely contested market highlights how guild-level buzz, screen-test timing, and industry narrative continue to shape outcomes ahead of any formal reveal.