When Daniel Craig said he'd 'rather slash his wrists' than play James Bond; read

Back in 2015, in an interview, Daniel Craig was asked if he could imagine doing ar Bond movie. After this, actor was quick to reply. Daniel told Time Out magazine he'd rar break  glass and slash his wrists. Daniel said a '' and n stated that he was over it at that moment and all he wanted to do was move on.

In same interaction, Craig was asked he wanted to move on from Bond for good. After which actor asserted that he hn't given it any thought and ded that he just did t want to think about it for at least a year or two. He also said that he did t kw what next step would be. Daniel Craig ded that he wasn't in discussion with anybody about anything. He said that if he did ar Bond movie, it would only be for money.

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It all began in 2005 when Craig was contacted by Eon Productions to portray James Bond.  first film, Casi Royale, premiered in 2006. Daniel played James Bond in film and movie amassed massive numbers at box-office. In 2008, Craig reprised his role as Bond in Quantum of Solace, which once again did wonders at box-office. Skyfall and Spectre were also well-received. Apart from Bond series, Daniel Craig has been a part of movies like Knives Out,  Girl with Dragon Tattoo, Cowboys & Aliens, and ors. And w, Craig will be seen in upcoming film,  Time To Die, which marks his 25th film in  James Bond franchise.  

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Time To Die trailer

makers of Time To Die unveiled a new teaser clip ahe of its trailer launch on September 2, 2020. teaser shows Daniel Craig back in action in his tuxedo. In time, video met with a flurry of comments. A user wrote, "w I'm thrilled." Whereas many expressed excitement to watch trailer. 

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