Daniel Craig celebrated his third Golden Globes nomination last night by going to work, taking the stage at London's Southbank for an extended Q&A with critic Mark Kermode. The occasion was to publicize the release of Luca Guadagnino's extraordinary film Queer,

Daniel Craig said the fame and attention that came with playing James Bond role was at times 'tough and weird and strange' for him and his family.

When Daniel Craig first slipped into James Bond ’s iconic tuxedo for 2006's Casino Royale, he redefined the character with a rugged physicality and emotional depth that was different from some of the womanizing portrayals in the past.

Daniel Craig reflected on his more than 30-year career during a conversation at the BFI in London on Monday night, including his time as James Bond. Though he said he “loved every second” of playing 007,

Daniel Craig ’s new film seems him take the role of gay William Lee in Luca Guadagnino’s Queer, based on a semi-autobiographical novella by William S Burroughs, but the former James Bond star has shared he would never have considered taking the role during his time at the helm of the 007 franchise.

"I had it all the way through Bond anyway." Daniel Craig isn't too concerned about the audience response to his new movie Queer — but he does admit that he might have felt differently earlier in his career.

Daniel Craig said in a recent interview with the U.K.’s Sunday Times that he couldn’t have played his character in Luca Guadagnino’s “Queer” while working on James Bond films. In the film “Queer,” based on the 1985 semi-autobiographical novella of the same name by William S.

The world of James Bond has often been described as an escapist fantasy. But, that's mostly because none of us ever have to inhabit the character for longer than the runtime of a movie or the length of a novel.

Daniel Craig has revealed he felt “exhausted” after shooting James Bond films and said it would take him “six months to recover emotionally”.

Daniel Craig has suggested that he “couldn’t” have played a gay role, like his current one in Luca Guadagnino’s Queer, during his time as James Bond. Speaking to The Sunday Times, the former 007 star stated that it would have appeared “reactionary” if he had taken on a gay role while playing hyper-masculine,

Daniel Craig has backtracked on his hilariously blunt response to speculation about his James Bond replacement. The 56-year-old had the longest continuous reign as the lead in the movie franchise based on the novels first released by Ian Fleming in 1953.