Daniel Craig found no solace on the set of his second James Bond movie. The British actor recalled the “difficult” time he had making 2008’s “Quantum of Solace” on the latest episode of The Hollywood Reporter’s “Awards Chatter” podcast.

Sitting down with The New Yorker to promote his latest picture, Daniel Craig once again displayed his charmingly honest persona. Admitting to one of the big caveats he kept in mind with his star-making role, Craig tied it into what he feels makes a solid James Bond with this mindset:

Daniel Craig has not bought into the societal conception of masculinity, noting it as among his 'biggest reservations' about portraying James Bond.

The actor played the British spy in the 007 franchise from 2006’s “Casino Royale” through 2021’s “No Time to Die.”

Daniel Craig has made a rare admission about one of the James Bond films he starred in. The actor played the British spy in the 007 franchise from 2006 film Casino Royale right through to No Time to Die in 2022.

A fter the release of Casino Royale in 2006, the James Bond film franchise was feeling fresh, cool, and confident. And so, just two years after the smash success of Daniel Craigs

James Bond actor Daniel Craig is calling out his experience on 2008's Quantum of Solace, calling it a 'f---ing nightmare'.

In Craig's latest film, "Queer," he gets to explore topics he was more interested in tapping into than when he was playing 007.