Michelle Keegan wants to be a Bond girl.
The 'Coronation Street' beauty says she's hoping to "do something about" landing herself a job as James Bond's sexy love interest in the future now she has quit her long-running role as Tina McIntyre.
Commenting on co-star Alan Halsall's claims she would be a great fit for the role, Michelle said: "Alan, ring the producer of 'Bond' and get me in there. Let's do something about it! Alan loves Bond and he sees it; I can't say I see it but I'll take that."
The 26-year-old brunette is set to leave the cobbles next month in a tragic death scene, which sees Tina murdered by a mystery killer, and it seems she is already thinking about a move to the United States to launch her Hollywood film career.
She told Britain's OK! magazine: "If my agent said it's a good idea for me to go then I would. Having said that, I would love to go and live there for a few months."
Michelle also hinted a move to Los Angeles with fiancée Mark Wright, 27, could be on the cards after they tie the knot next year, as the former 'The Only Way Is Essex' star already has work contacts there.
She added: "[Mark's] got a manager there, so he'd probably come with me. I don't know what's going to happen in the future with work - that's what I love about my life the minute."

Sam Faiers and Joey Essex are reportedly moving in together.
The former 'The Only Way is Essex' couple, who reunited earlier this year following Sam's medical ordeal after being diagnosed with Crohn's disease, are looking for a luxury pad in Essex and have set a £1 million budget for their new home.
A source told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "Sam and Joey were originally taking things nice and slowly, but because they're spending so much time at home together now, they don't really see any point in waiting around.
"They're looking at some huge pads in Essex, as they see it as potentially being a family home in the future.
"They're looking around the £1 million mark."
Sam, 23, quit her role on 'TOWIE' last month in order to spend more time with Joey, 23, away from the cameras and deal with her recovery from Crohn's disease, which resulted in her losing a significant amount of weight and being rushed to hospital while in the 'Celebrity Big Brother' house in January.
Joey's former fling Amy Willerton, who got close to the reality star while in the 'I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!' jungle last year, recently said she is not at all surprised the tan-loving Essex natives have reunited.
She told BANG Showbiz: "Oh my gosh, I'm not surprised at all. It was always going to happen."

Zac Efron is "not investing" in the dating market.
The 26-year-old hunk - who was recently rumoured to be dating 'Neighbours' co-star Halston Sage - has played coy about his relationship status, claiming he isn't actively looking for a girlfriend.
Quizzed if he's off the market now, Zac quipped: "I don't know, I'm not really sure I'm in the market ... I'm not investing. My money's out!"
The hunky star, whose previous romances include 'High School Musical' co-star Vanessa Hudgens and Lily Collins, is thought to have got close to Halston, 20, while they were filming the raunchy new comedy last year.
The stars were spotted looking cosy as they took in a Los Angeles Lakers basketball game earlier this month.
Zac also opened up about his sobriety - after seeking treatment twice last year -exclaiming that he feels "great" and is excited to further his acting career.
He told ITV's 'Good Morning Britain': "[I'm] than ever now. I'm just super excited about the future. This has been a long time coming. When I was a kid, I imagined doing this, but I never thought I'd have a chance. So I'm pinching myself that I'm still around."
In 'Neighbours', Zac plays a college fraternity leader, whose hard-partying ways annoy his next door neighbours, but the star admits the party scenes were less fun than they appear.
He explained: "It was chaos. It was not fun to be on set for a party that goes on that long. We were falling asleep in corners with rave music blasting."

Billy Joel has tried heroin.
The 'River of Dreams' hitmaker experimented with the deadly narcotic once, but got so "wasted", he was too afraid to try it again.
Recalling his experience, he said: "This was back in the late '70s I think. We were in Amsterdam, and there was all this stuff going on, so I said, 'Let me see what this is like'.
"It got me so high, I didn't know how to deal with it. You just get way out, just go to another place, and you're into the blues. All you want to hear is the blues. You start drooling, and you get sick."
The 64-year-old singer - who is nicknamed The Piano Man - admitted his decision not release new music has baffled his peers.
Speaking to Howard Stern at The Cutting Room in New York's Midtown, he said: "Everybody has a hard time understanding that: 'Why don't you write new songs?' "Elton [John] would say that to me: 'Why don't you make another album?' And I used to say to him, 'Why don't you make less albums?' "
The 'Billy Joel Town Hall' event saw the 'Uptown Girl' singer answer questions from the DJ and fans including TV stars Rachael Ray and Matt Lauer, and also featured musical guests, with Melissa Etheridge playing a cover of his track 'Only the Good Die Young'.
Billy teamed up with Pink to duet on 'She's Always a Woman', and Tony Bennett closed the show with a rendition of 'New York State of Mind'.

Billy Connolly blew a raspberry when he was diagnosed with both prostate cancer and Parkinson's disease on the same day.
The 71-year-old comedian was at home with wife Pamela Stephenson when his doctor called with the news, and he admits his first instinct was to laugh.
He recalled: "'I remember I went through to the bedroom to answer the phone, and Pamela was behind me - I thought she was going to catch me. She sort of held me, and I went, 'Oh, Jesus...'
"But when we went into the living room I went, 'Phrrhrht'. I think they're very closely related, deep despair and laughing."
Billy - who has been given the all-clear from cancer - doesn't want to rely on medication to control the symptoms of Parkinson's, a neurological disorder which affects the central nervous system and brain, so tries to keep his brain active by doing crosswords every day.
He explained in an interview with Radio Times magazine: "I've put myself on a strict regime of crossword books. They remind me of everything. I have to train my memory.
"I have got a notebook with all the words I tend to forget. It's the same ones cropping up again and again.
"The drugs can increase the signs, give you the Parkinson's face - expressionless, sort of slack."
However, Billy - who doesn't have a will - insists it is currently "early days" with the disease.
He added: "The doctor will put me back on them [the drugs] when the symptoms come back."

Jennifer Aniston had a "torrid affair" with a former co-star.
The 'Horrible Bosses' actress - who is engaged to Justin Theroux - reportedly shared an "extra hot" romance with Charlie Schlatter when they starred together in 'Ferris Bueller', the short-lived 1990 TV adaptation of classic movie 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off'.
GQ editor-in-chief Jim Belson was a writer's assistant on the 13-episode show - which starred Charlie in the title role and Jennifer as his older sister Jeannie - and revealed the "dirt" in a new piece for the magazine.
He wrote: "To Aniston worshipers, I can offer little dirt. She was lovely, kept to herself on the set, smoldering a bit like her outraged character, 17-year-old Jeannie Bueller. She was a brunette then, with none of Rachel Green's (of 'Friends') bob or self-possession.
"GQ can exclusively report that everyone on set thought she was hot, including Schlatter, with whom she had a brief, torrid romance - while playing, it must be said, his older sister. To we immaturions on the show, this seemed extra-hot. Like performative incest."
Four years after their fling, Charlie, now 46, went on to marry Colleen Gunderson.

George Clooney's fiancée beings a "bright light to everything she is involved in", says her colleague.
The 'Monuments Men' star recently got engaged to lawyer Amal Alamuddin - who he was first linked to in October last year after they were spotted out for dinner - and her firm Doughty Street Chambers are delighted for her and believe the pair are well suited.
The company's Chief executive Robin Jackson, said: "I understand George Clooney is involved in international humanitarian work, so I'm sure there is a connection there. Amal has been utterly wonderful since she arrived in Chambers. She brings a bright light to everything she is involved in, and I am so delighted at her happy news".
Joint head of chambers Geoffrey Robertson QC, who has worked with Amal on high profile lawsuits, including the Julian Assange case, gushed about her dedication to her work.
He explained: "Amal Alamuddin is a brilliant and passionate defender of human rights who has put in the enormously hard work necessary to improving them. She is respected and admired by all her colleagues."
Meanwhile, Assange, who is the editor-in-chief of the whistleblower website WikiLeaks which he co-founded in 2006, admires her moral compass.
He told the Evening Standard newspaper: "Amal is a friend and a lawyer with a global perspective who is not afraid to deal with corruption of power or to tackle politicised cases."
The British lawyer previously been linked with Eric Schmidt, director of Google, and hosted a dinner for him at Mayfair nightclub LouLou's following the launch of his book 'The New Digital Age'.
A source has said: "They were very close.
"She organised the dinner and is very smooth, a great hostess. Princess Beatrice and James Middleton were there."

Ed Sheeran has hit out at the Backstreet Boys for playing new music at their reunion shows instead of classic hits.
The 'Sing' hitmaker slammed the 90s US boyband - made up of Brian Littrell, A.J McLean, Howie Dorough, Nick Carter and Kevin Richardson - for letting their fans down by performing new material during their 20th Anniversary Tour.
Ed told The Sun newspaper: "I study how other people perform and that is unacceptable, as the Backstreet Boys have so many hits. Do not do that ever again, that is not fair."
After hearing frontman Brian also played an acoustic set to open the band's show, the 23-year-old singer was particularly upset.
He said: "No mate - do that if you have your own gig, Brian. I played the Royal Albert Hall and did two new songs, but I know that's what people want. The Backstreet Boys, what are they doing? Play your hits.
"If you're a proper muso and people go to your gigs to witness your musicianship, a la Eric Clapton and Stevie Ray Vaughan, do it. But if you're a pop star play your pop songs."
Ed insists he is a fan of the 'I Want It That Way' hitmakers, but claims he wouldn't go to a gig if they didn't play the hits.
He added: "That would really annoy me. Like when I saw Justin Timberlake, it was one of the best shows I ever watched as it was back-to-back hits, people need to do that much more.
"I went to see Paul McCartney and I knew every song, hit after hit."
Meanwhile, the Backstreet Boys will kick off the North American leg of their tour on May 3, followed by another European leg a month later before wrapping up the gigs in Poland in July.

Little Mix stars Jade Thirlwall and Perrie Edwards have been seeing a voice coach ahead of their US tour.
The 'Wings' group - also made up of Jesy Nelson and Leigh-Anne Pinnock - are set to perform their first North American headline tour later this year but Jade and Perrie, from South Shields, North East England, are worried people won't be able to understand their strong regional accents and have been working on their pronunciation of certain words.
A source told The Daily Star newspaper: "The girls have been having voice coaching as their bosses are worried that the Americans won't understand Perrie and Jade."
The band previously spoke about leaving interviewers Stateside baffled during promo and they will be on TV and radio again during the upcoming tour.
Jade said: "I hope they can understand me. I've had to slow down my talking a bit and sound a bit more proper - even my name they don't understand.
"At radio stations they call me Jeed because they can't get Jade."
The group's 'Salute' tour kicks off in Florida on September 10 and the announcement puts paid to speculation Little Mix will support One Direction - which features Perry Edwards' fiance Zayn Malik - on their 'Where We Are' tour.
Jade described the 16-date tour as a "dream come true" when the news was announced.
She tweeted: "So glad the #SaluteTourUSA is out there,couldn't hold it in any longer! #dreamcometrue thanks to our mixers for makin it possible! Xxjadexx.(sic)"

S Club 7 are reportedly reuniting.
The seven-piece pop band - who had a string of hits including 'Bring It All Back' and 'Never Had a Dream Come True', as well as their own TV series, in the late 1990s and early 2000s - are getting back together for a big reunion tour next year.
A source told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "The band are even open to the idea of making new music."
The colourful group - which consists of Tina Barrett, Paul Cattermole, Jo O'Meara, Hannah Spearritt, Jon Lee, Rachel Stevens and Bradley McIntosh - topped the UK singles chart on four occasions and had one number one album.
At the height of their pop reign, S Club spawned three hit TV series set in the US, their own line of dolls, a movie called 'Seeing Double' and spin-off group S Club 8, which consisted of young singers including future The Saturdays stars Rochelle Humes and Frankie Sandford.
Paul left the group in 2002 and the band eventually broke up in 2003 after the release of a greatest hits album.
In recent years, Paul, Jo and Bradley have toured universities up and down Britain as S Club 3.
In December, Rachel - who recently gave birth to her second child - ruled out a reunion due to becoming a devoted mother.
She told BANG Showbiz: "I've got baby number two on the way now, so I can't imagine we'll be doing 'Reach for the Stars' any time soon.
''We've been in touch and everyone obviously has such fond memories of the band. If it was for the right thing and a celebration of what we had, I don't see why not at some point.''

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Duchess Catherine has been voted Britain's most stylish celebrity.
The 32-year-old royal - who was reportedly advised by her husband Prince William's grandmother Queen Elizabeth on her fashion choices for her recent tour of Australia and New Zealand - beat off competition from the likes of Holly Willoughby, Cheryl Cole, Emma Watson and Kate Moss to take top spot in the poll with a huge 21 per cent of the vote.
Nick Chalkley, Head Fashion Buyer at QVC, who commissioned the study, said: "When it comes to style it's clear to see the queen's opinion reigns supreme.
"Under Her Majesty's careful guidance, Kate has managed to top the style stakes with more women preferring a longer-length style."
Catherine - who was known as Kate Middleton before her marriage to William three years ago - was advised by the queen to wear longer hemlines and a more "regal" look for the official visit, and it seems the monarch's advice has been heeded by many other women, with a third of respondents saying they have embraced longer hemlines as it makes them feel more classy and grown up.
Meanwhile, over half of women - 51 per cent- said they dressed more conservatively when visiting relatives in order to create a good impression.

The top ten most stylish British women:
1. Duchess Catherine (21%)
2. Holly Willoughby (13%)
3. Cheryl Cole (9%)
4. Emma Watson (5%)
5. Michelle Keegan (4%)
6. Myleene Klass (4%)
7. Kelly Brook (4%)
8. Kate Moss (4%)
9. Pixie Lott (3%)
10. Millie Mackintosh (3%)