Daniel Craig was the first to hit the red carpet at the Royal Albert Hall and said he could not wait for Bond fans to see the movie.
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“I’ve just been allowed to be creatively involved with these films from the very beginning and I’ve continued to be allowed to do it with this, so thankfully we’ve just got the most awesome team around us and we figure it out”, he said.
Duchess Kate, who has rarely put a fashion foot wrong, didn’t quite make her outfit work. “And I said, ‘Is he?’ It was the first time I heard of it”, she confessed. “It is unbelievable how James Bond represents so much, not only in England really, but all around the globe”.
The Sherlock star included: “The storyline in this film is all about surveillance and how exactly we are viewed continuously”.
Prior to the interview with TimeOut, the actor told The Daily Mail that he was still under contract for another movie but did not confirm if it was for “Bond”.
“[Swann] is supposed to have the traditional role of being rescued, but actually she rejects his help and is like “I’ve got this, I’ll do this on my own”…She certainly isn’t a weak, Bond girl of old that needs rescuing”. “All I want to do is move on”, Craig said.
Spectre is now on screens worldwide.
“I don’t mind the cliché of the Bond girl”.
At the same time, the new Moneypenny does not secretly pine for Bond; but rather, it’s Bond who feels jealous when she’s with someone else.
When it comes to world premieres, nobody does it better than 007.
“In the United Kingdom there’s a stronger resonance to the character since Bond is British”, Dergarabedian added.
Spectre was graced with a royal presence after it was selected for the Cinema and Television Benevolent Fund’s Royal Film Performance 2015. It follows previous premieres for Die Another Day (2002) and Skyfall (2012).
“If I asked you the same question, what would you say?” And the attempt to show him as the real bad guy for the last few movies is weak: “it’s basically just him saying ‘No, no, that was me all along'”.
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The A-list pair, who are usually very private about their relationship, seemed more loved up than ever as they arrived at the Royal Opera House on Monday night.
