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Daniel Craig on the set of Bond 22 in London, England (1/4)
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Daniel Craig on the set of Casino Royale
Daniel Craig told UK tabloid The Sun he may go nude for the next Bond film (tentatively titled Bond 22):
"I'd go totally nude. I've got nothing to hide, and after all, we ask the girls to reveal almost all, so why not the men?"The hunky 29-year-old gave the ladies a hint of what’s to come when he emerged from the sea in tight blue swimming trunks in Casino Royale. But the fuss the infamous scene caused made him nervous.
"Did I know the trunk thing would be such a big deal? Yeah. I saw it on a huge billboard in Hollywood and people were screaming. It did make me feel rather nervous." (Source)
Obviously this is great news. The more buff actors that go nude means the more body double work for your's truly. And I know my biceps are bigger than Craig's but that can be taken care of in post-production. Same with my penis--probably have to digitally edit that to make it more average. 8" is average, right?
The newest incarnation of James Bond, Daniel Craig, is taking himself way too seriously. After Craig failed to take home an award at the BAFTAS for his work in Casino Royale, a reporter had the nerve to joke around with him saying that if he had worn his blue speedos to show off his body, he might have won. According to a witness, Craig went off on the reporter, calling him a "fucking fool." This comes as no particular surprise to one anonymous source, who revealed to Gay.com:
"Daniel sees himself as a serious classically-trained actor who spent three years with the RSC [Royal Shakespeare Company], and brought real depth to the role of Bond. First of all, he loses out on the BAFTA, then everyone from Jonathan Ross [a Brit reporter, but not the offending one] downwards spends the night talking about how buff he looks in swimming trunks." (Source)
Let's not get ahead of ourselves Danny, spending a few years touring with a Shakespearean troupe doesn't negate the fact that you will always be James Bond, the charming guy with rock-hard abs and a license to kill. Funny, that same exact line is in my memoirs. Page 63. "A look into the handsome soul of a true American hero," the New York Times wrote. At bookstores nationwide.
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Let's not get ahead of ourselves Danny, spending a few years touring with a Shakespearean troupe doesn't negate the fact that you will always be James Bond, the charming guy with rock-hard abs and a license to kill. Funny, that same exact line is in my memoirs. Page 63. "A look into the handsome soul of a true American hero," the New York Times wrote. At bookstores nationwide.
