It was a lengthy eight-month shoot for the cast, time in which Craig suffered a knee injury requiring two weeks of recovery time – and it wasn’t the first time the actor’s been hurt making the series.
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Spectre is released nationwide on October 26.
This is the fourth time Craig has appeared as James Bond and despite previously saying he would rather “slit my wrists” than do a fifth film, the star said he is yet to make his mind up. Powell then told Craig that his character, James Bond, seemed more “modest” in the latest installment, referring to his lack of nudity. “It’s a real opportunity, it’s a huge thing”.
‘I feel like there’s a great danger that we lose all privacy, ‘ he said.
While we totally agree that the interview was awful, we’d just like to take a minute to point out that these are the types of questions women often get asked while promoting their films. It’s a franchise with such cultural heft and adaptability that it long ago became so much more than the sum of its parts, meaning even if the previous film was a Quantum Of Solace-level disaster it’s impossible to not get excited (often unreasonably) for the next.
The film also stars Naomie Harris as Eve Moneypenny. Monica Bellucci, Lea Seydoux and Stephanie Sigman will be in major roles. “I think you need to move on”, Craig said, clearly annoyed that she was bringing it up again.
“We try to do stuff that we don’t think people have seen before, but having someone like Dave Bautista who spent most of his career being thrown around and throwing other people around, he really knows what he’s doing and he’s incredibly safe”.
So Bond is back and the reviews are just in.
“I thought he’d come after me but he was so sweet about it”. “Don’t worry about it”. Revealing it’s completely his call, Daniel told The Sun recently: “It’s up to me, I have the right to change my mind any time I want to”.
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“I was aware of that (the loss of privacy) going in and I’ve remained as private as I possibly can”.
