And it’s cowardly, it’s just f-king cowardly.When an actor like Daniel Craig says he has had enough of something, it usually means comfortably retiring for the foreseeable future with hardly any qualms about paying the bills or rent.

But that’s not the way the world works now, it’s about humiliating others to save one’s own skin. But they are people who are just getting on with it and saving people’s lives. But these people exist,” he said in the April issue, the mag’s first dual US/UK cover story. “And this is a joke, because he drives a f-king Aston Martin and does all these ridiculous things. However, Craig said he has come have a newfound respect for Bond, whom he thinks represents someone “trying to do the job and doesn’t want any f-king publicity.” So the prospect of doing another movie was just like, it was way off the cards. I was like, ‘Is this work really genuinely worth this, this whole thing? And I didn’t feel … I physically felt really low. He now says to GQ, “I was never going to do one again. In 2015, after “Spectre” came out, he famously said “I’d rather … slash my wrists” than do another Bond movie. But “No Time to Die,” his fifth and final installment in the franchise, almost didn’t happen. Since taking on the gig, Craig has had the longest tenure as James Bond compared to his predecessors. But it was all defense.” Daniel Craig in “Casino Royale” in 2006 Sony Pictures “It was genuinely like, ‘My life is going to get f-ked if I do this’ … It’s just ludicrous.

“I could be anonymous in the world,” Craig said he thought if he didn’t accept. Talking about his role for the April issue, Craig told the publication he was initially hesitant to take the job because he wanted to continue to be a private person. The official premiere had previously been scheduled for March 31 in the UK, with a US release date of April 10. Producers announced last week that the release date for “No Time to Die” has been pushed back to Nov. The 52-year-old star - who has played Bond since 2006’s “Casino Royale,” when he famously stepped out of the ocean without a shirt - shows his muscled physique on the magazine’s first dual US/UK cover, which hits newsstands on March 17. Miles Teller's grandma campaigns for him to be the next James BondĪ ripped Daniel Craig appears shirtless on the new issue of GQ - with the magazine hitting newsstands shortly after the release of his final James Bond film was delayed amid coronavirus fears.

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