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Public figures stay tight‑lipped on rumors

First reported Nov 2, 6:04 AM ET · Latest Nov 2, 5:54 PM ET · Explainer updated Nov 2, 7:31 PM ET

Where things stand

Everton manager David Moyes declined to confirm Jack Grealish’s availability after a disciplinary action, and actor Jack Lowden said he would not fuel speculation about a possible James Bond role, BBC Sport and The Hollywood Reporter report.

Continuum

Facts

Facts appear here as Relay matches them to the reports.

Timeline

What changed: Moyes said Grealish is “unavailable” and offered no further details.

Every report, newest first

  1. 'He's unavailable' - Moyes tight-lipped on Grealish — BBC Sport

    Everton manager David Moyes' post-match reaction to his side's one-goal win against struggling Newcastle United, as well as the availability of Jack Grealish following disciplinary action.

  2. Jack Lowden Is Tight-Lipped on Those Bond Rumors: “I’m Not Going to Add to the Noise” — The Hollywood Reporter

    The 'Slow Horses' star, who is next set to play Mr. Darcy in Netflix's 'Pride and Prejudice' adaptation, admitted the speculation is "very flattering."

Questions

  • The length of Grealish’s suspension and the exact reasons for the disciplinary action remain unclear, while it is not known whether Lowden will be offered a Bond part. Open

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More: background

Moyes leads Everton, a Premier League club, and Grealish is a player who faced club discipline, prompting questions about his match fitness. Lowden is a British actor known for “Slow Horses” who has been linked in media reports to the iconic spy franchise, a role that would be a major career move.

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