Daniel Craig is reported to be signed on to appear in at least two more James Bond movies after Skyfall.
Bond movie site MI6 claims that the 44-year-old is already committed to appear as 007 in the 24th and 25th official films in the series.
And the site also claims that the next Bond movie could be out as soon as 2014.
It says: "Studio executives have been alluding to a return to the two-year cycle to produce the 007 adventures, which would peg Bond 24 as a late 2014 release.
"This schedule may be too aggressive for the artistic process at EON Productions, who have savoured the longer than usual break between films to craft the script for Skyfall and have other non-007 related projects in the works, too.
"Craig himself is keen to have a breather before kicking off another Bond outing, telling press recently that he is not taking any other film work on until after all the Skyfall promotional work is over in the New Year."
Skyfall is Daniel Craig's third outing as Bond. Sean Connery starred as the secret agent in six official movies, while Roger Moore notched up a total of seven.
Producer Michael G Wilson said publicly last year that he hopes Craig will break Moore's record and make eight Bond films.

[uuid=2441c72d-938f-497c-9863-92177367c254]New images of Craig in Skyfall[/uuid] were released yesterday.