David Tennant scrubbed up well as he transformed into the next James Bond for an upcoming Comic Relief sketch which is set to air on Friday.

The actor, 52, cut a dapper figure as he donned a black buttoned up jacket with a red trim and buttons.

Pairing the smart jacket with an all black suit, the Doctor Who star enjoyed his martini, shaken not stirred, as he fully embraced the character.

Balancing the martini on the roof of his Comic Relief Aston Martin, David made sure he would be travelling in style in the vehicle.

Viewers will have the opportunity to get their hands on the stylish ride themselves, as Chris Evans and CarFest have donated the vehicle for the event.

Finally, the new ‘Bond’ is revealed! Former Dr Who star David Tennant looked smart sipping a martini as the actor transforms into the 007 spy for Comic Relief sketch on Friday

David embodied his inner Daniel Craig for the sketch

David will join a host of co-presenters for the charity night, while Sir Lenny Henry will front the fundraising show for the last time this year, after 39 years of presenting the comedy telethon.

Also co-presenting are Joel Dommett, Maya Jama, Davina McCall, Paddy McGuinness, Rosie Ramsey,  and Romesh Ranganathan.

The night is set to be packed full of fun with hysterical sketches including David’s role as Bond.

Some of the nation’s favourite stars are set to put on a night of music, entertainment and comedy to keep audiences laughing.

Ahead of Sir Lenny’s departure, the night will also include a sketch on the search for his replacement, featuring well-known faces and Sir Lenny performing I’m Just Len, his own version of the Oscar-nominated song I’m Just Ken from the Barbie blockbuster film.

The Traitors is also returning as a cast of award-winning actors and comedians have signed up to play some of the most iconic characters from series two in a spoof movie version of the hit BBC One show.

With a star-studded cast of celebrities, Suranne Jones has transformed into Claudia Winkleman, The Traitors: The Movie will bring to life some of the most iconic moments from the series featuring some of the nation’s favourite contestants.

Explaining why Red Nose day is worth a watch, Lenny told the BBC: ‘Because it’s going to be chock-a-block full of content, all of your favourite presenters and loads of special surprises.

The actor, 52, cut a dapper figure as he donned a black buttoned up jacket with a red collar and buttons

Pairing the smart jacket with an all black suit, the Doctor Who star enjoyed his martini, shaken not stirred, as he fully embraced the character

Balancing the martini on the roof of his Comic Relief Aston Martin, David made sure he would be travelling in style in the vehicle

Viewers will have the opportunity to get their hands on the stylish ride themselves, as Chris Evans and CarFest have donated the vehicle for the event

The star looked focused as he embraced the 007 spy

Money raised by Red Nose Day goes towards organisations helping to tackle homelessness, poverty and mental health along with other causes in the UK and throughout the world

The star has swapped the Tardis for the secret service (pictured with Catherine Tate for the 60th anniversary of Doctor Who)

‘It will probably be the best night of my life because it’s my last year hosting and I know there’s going to be loads of surprises.

‘So, you have to tune in for that. Plus, all the incredible films that the brilliant team create and put so much hard work into. It’s going to be a lot of fun.’

Money raised by Red Nose Day goes towards organisations helping to tackle homelessness, poverty and mental health along with other causes in the UK and throughout the world.

Speaking about it being his last year hosting the show, Sir Lenny told BBC News: ‘I think I’ll be incredibly proud because it’s been a large part of my life and to see a new generation of people taking it forwards – we’ve got Maya Jama, David Tennant, Romesh Ranganathan – there’s such a huge amount of people coming up.

‘It’ll be fantastic to leave knowing that there’s – I’m getting emotional now – a new group of people taking over and treating it the way we did.’

He also said: ‘This is a good time to part ways and to allow a new generation to take the baton and move the whole thing on a bit’.

It is Sir Lenny Henry’s last year hosting the show, while also co-presenting are Joel Dommett, Maya Jama, Davina McCall, Paddy McGuinness, Rosie Ramsey, and Romesh Ranganathan

The Traitors is returning as Suranne Jones transforms into Claudia Winkleman for a celebrity Comic Relief sketch, The Traitors: The Movie