I was going to post EXACTLY this!!!

@@trillo3332 I genuinely found it so sweet of him especially as she wasn't really part of the interview. Genuine of him to say bye to the Mom/Mum aswell.

I think it's because had beer together once, so he knows what this guy is about. Your right, he does seem bored lol.

I was so bored of the film almost left

@@thisisstupid6524 oh really? I heard it was one of the better Craig bond movies I’ll have to see it soon

It looks and sounds great... Story wise it's better than spectre but worse than CR and SF, probably equal to QoS. The implications of the ending though drop it below Quantum, for me.

@@PikeBishop1 I've tried to watch Casino royale and spectre so many times they are just poor movies and If I was watching the new one at home I would have turned it off . The dialogue was poor, I had no emotional connection to the actors and actually wanted bond to die really early to get it over and done with, the action sequences were shot so poorly and overall I'd give it 3 out of 10

So charming. Yes! I hadn’t seen him quite this giggly gregarious. Maybe he’d had a martini. He is such a great Bond and I think a genuinely nice man. Bravo for Daniel Craig.

I think he’s relieved now that his final turn at the Bond role is over. He’s had a responsibility to the producers, the casts, the viewers and the legend for quite some time, so now he can go off and do something light, like Shakespeare, with no pressure!

Can you imagine exhausting press tours must be?

Might have something to do with the $100million pay check and the fact that he doesnt have to do any more bonds.

Do you know why he is now the most engaged and excited? It's because he is just giddy to be done with playing James Bond. I truly believe he is relieved and can finally exhale. I think it was very rewarding and meaningful in his career but I think it was also grueling and stressful to carry the franchise for the past 15 years. He is just happy to be done. But having said all that...he was the best bond ever.

By asking stupid questions? Thankfully Daniel gives a nice response but what kinda dumb question is how long is the break between James and bond. Dude needs more professionalism and education

@@zachgordon99 Wrong, this gent is like Army Archerd and all the old school entertainment journalists who were friendly, schmoozed and not out to ambush anybody.

@@zachgordon99May be silly, may be funny, but thing is... he'll remember this one out of the tons of other junket interviews.

......he killed bond

@@ahigham58 how so?

@@ahigham58 Fleming tried a couple of times too. Big whoop

​@@ahigham58 chill, Bond will be back. And Craig - who wanted his Bond to die from the start - was getting too old for the part already, but he still had it in him for one last movie. It's a win win for everyone.

Mine too!

they are funny and nostalgic, but no not better than Craig

I never cared for Craig as bond

Right! Craig's Bond is boring, movies are waaaaay too long and he has no charm like all other Bonds.

Pierce is my favorite Bond after Sean Connery. Daniel's a brilliant actor but his 007 films are more like Jason Bourne movies. I miss the gadgets & humor.

You don't want to read "From Russia With Love", then.

Just saw it today Mate and it hit me hard to see such an ending. Totally draining.

Saw it and man im still recovering😢

I haven't seen it yet. Going tomorrow but now I know the ending...😡

Hated the ending…..HATED it………😞

Me as well.

Me toooooo

Brosnan is legendary...but Craig definitely won me over, well done Daniel.

1. Sean Connery 2. Pierce Brosnan 3. Roger Moore 4. Daniel Craig

Exactly. To me Pierce is the best Bond. To me growing up, Pierce WAS Bond. But I've gotta say, Craig more than won me over. Casino Royale, Skyfall, & No Time To Die are 3 of the very best Bond movies of all time. Hands down.

Calm yourselffffff

What’s hilarious is he clearly didn’t know that Pierce can’t sing worth 💩. I bet Daniel is marginally better

Lol

@@graphiquejack Eh, there's much worse singers. Like, it's obvious his voice isn't conditioned and he hasn't trained for any extended period of time, but he can hold a clear tone and a melody and his voice has this growly colour that lends itself well to musicals.

Hahan't

Hilarious and original

Well done

Here's a bit of trivia: in the books, Bond liked his vodka martinis "stirred not shaken." "Shaking bruises the gin." But somewhere between the book and the movies, it got reversed.

Well, I never seen someone "stirred" over an earthquake, though.

Pierce is my favorite actor :D Grew up with him as bond and I’ve watched him in several other movies like Dante’s peak and the matador. The guy is just amazing 😃

@@JacklostYedmore ikr?! U know I used to love him when I was really little, I remember watching his last movie Die Another Day for 1st time in my childhood & he's just so hot & I was like...... idk how to describe but I was like in love with him. Lol & also watched Tomorrow Never Dies on TV which my dad watched yrs ago & finally Remington Steele on the internet he's so looks charming back then & right now 😍😍😍😍😍💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

@@JacklostYedmore oh me & my parents watched Dantes peak too it was a good movie.

I was around 11 when his last bond movie came out, I know it isn’t seen as one of the good bond movies but I quite enjoy it and all of his bond movies :) First time I watched a bond movie was when I was 10 and i watched goldeneye with a friend. I never got to see the end until I got a burnt copy of the movie on vhs as a birthday present 😄 I remember being so sad when I heard pierce was done as bond :/ and then casino royale came and I just couldn’t like it very much. It’s just never been the same with Craig. I’ve never watched Remington Steele but I’ve heard about it and want to someday. I haven’t watched the son tv series either but I have it on my watch list

@@JacklostYedmore I know it is sad that he's done with playing james bond but... it is, its life & he will always be remembered as Bond. Also years went on & when the quantum of solace released I didn't know they hired Daniel craig as James Bond i wasn't fan of him yet (i was lil still), til in 2011 i saw cowboys and aliens in theaters & finally got attracted to him & finally a fan of him & loved him as Bond when I saw Skyfall in 2012 (i was 15 yrs old) & I always loved him in that & other bond movies of his. Fimally when No Time To Die released, its really sad that Daniel is finished playing as James Bond & sometimes its sad to say goodbye, but he will always be remembered as James Bond & never be forgotten.

Sorry to break it to ya. but 15 years of waiting for a new bond is a long F time mate.

Me, too. Me, too....

@@TheLvkrijger sorry to break it to you but you been waiting cause of your horrible taste in film making, I've enjoyed these past15 years

Me too, its really sad that he's finished the james bond role & films & its also really sad to say goodbye but he will always be remembered as James bond forever in history.

Just watch Jason Bourne movies, you will be fine.

You totally discount , Sir Roger Moore who played the most Bond movies and created the classic Bond Humour and elegance

'I DIDN'T HEAR NO BELL' XD

what is love?

I think the short time made it so perfect!

Auditioning Ben?

Yeah, he doesn't slap women.

How is that like ralph

That'd be cool...

He should be recast as Bond!

That's fine but I think the fan favorite as of right now is Daniel Craig. He has surpassed Sean Connery as the best. I have Pierce Brosnan third just a hair better than Roger Moore.

@@thelawofdivineoneness458 I'm not really concerned with what the "fan" favorite is. But as long as we're on the subject, the fans always put Connery as no.1, not Craig. It's the same story with every new actor cast as Bond though. The no.1 spot is Connery, followed by the flavor of the month. The concensus always alters with time. Brosnan is the best and Goldeneye is my favorite Bond movie of all time.

@@RS-kt6bo Well sure the fans always put Connery as no. 1 but that was before they saw the full body of work of Daniel Craig. I would bet that the fan favorite is Craig now or Connery by a hair. But it's a fun debate to have. Just for the record, I was always a huge Pierce Brosnan fan. Many years ago I watched him on a TV show called "Remington Steele" and thought he would make a great Bond. So I was very happy when he got the role. Here is my ranking: 1. Craig 2. Connery 3. Brosnan 4. Moore 5. Dalton 6. Lazenby.

@@thelawofdivineoneness458 Full body of Craig's work? The two films the fans like are Casino Royale and Skyfall. The rest of his movies are either mediocre or awful. I never thought Craig made a good Bond. He doesn't have the look or the wit. Too serious and brooding. I don't like the constant narrative string in all his movies either. The ending of Craig's run is an insult to Bond. I used to watch Remington Steel back in the day as well. Great show!

@@RS-kt6bo I initially didn't think that Daniel Craig had the look either and neither did the critics. The idea of a Blond Bond had me scratching my head. But Craig won all of us over and he added toughest and nuance to the character. His run has been a great success. My personal favorite is Skyfall but many consider Casino Royale to be a masterpiece. You are partial to Brosnan and that's ok. I thought Pierce was great but Craig has raised the bar so high that it will be tough to reach for the poor soul who comes next. Nice chatting with you.

Be funny if a film like that parodied how both men played the same role in different iterations of a film series and they good-naturedly took potshots at each other for their respective interpretations. Maybe even have them bond (pun...semi-intended) over how they wished they had gotten to do stuff like the other one did. Cuz I know Brosnan wanted to do Casino Royale.

Being genuine gets the best reactions

You mean vulnerable cuck not acting like Bond.

@@dreamawake2670 ok tough guy. Maybe go watch Rambo on repeat to get your fill of testosterone. He is a badass but has a soft side for the right things. Troll harder.

@@dreamawake2670 real men are vulnerable.

He is certainly an excellent actor to play the character of James Bond die. However, you maybe don't quite consider Ian Fleming's intentions when he created the character. It is certainly very common for protagonists to make a heroic exit, but here it simply has nothing to do with the character of Ian Fleming. With such deviations from the DNA of the Bond franchise and the producers own interpretations, they risk to not only snubbing the loyal Bond audience, but also associating all product placements with negative feelings. For me, it is an entertaining film that has nothing to do with a traditional Bond film. James Bond is humorous, doesn't take himself too seriously, somewhat chauvinistic and immortal, because he can always get himself out of any impossible situation with his gadgets.

shit taste

hes dead ya prick

knives out

@@foodreacts837 Knives Out was a great movie, it was surprise, lots of great actors

He would be great. Thus the sjw postmarxist won't choose him. To male, to European/white

Just one of those days

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James Bond is the Characters name not title

​@@MALICEM12 The studio's actually wanted to do this earlier and bring back Sean Connery as the past bond. It's not a far fetched idea actually. The only reason it didn't happen is cause Connery didn't want to return. You gotta remember, they asked him in 2011, he was old and battling an illness that later took him in 2012. If I got to write it this would be a scene in the next Bond Film where the newest Agent has passed training and is being approved for the 00 Progarm and M is quickly laying out the Agency's history. Keep in mind, this is off the top of my head here. I would write it that the new M is talking to our newest 00 recruit and they talk about the war and the new world that came after it, the new type of Agent. An Intelligence Officer trained in all forms of weapons, combats and gadgets. A specialized Spy. A 00 with a license to kill. Connery's Bond was the top Agent across all agency's, he became the original agent, the first in the newly formed Mi6 and it's 00 Program, before they were an agency. He then retired to be with his wife and coming newborn child. (Craig was actually born the year Connery didn't play Bond) Having retired, he's given a new identity and the name James Bond is adopted by the 00 Program for their top Agent, the 007. Lazenby's Bond, showing promise was offered the position which he did, but it was too much, he tried to quit, then we know his story, his newlywed wife murdered. This leads to Connery's Bond returning to end his nemesis reign once and for all. Having mission successful he retires once again. Then we have Moore's Bond, (I'd also write it here that other Agents tried to fill the shoes but died trying and as a joke, I'd use likenesses of actors considered for the role but lost out to Moore lol.) Then he'd show the files on Dalton's Bond, Brosnan's Bond and recently Craig's Bond who is either retired or dead, depending on what happens in the next movie lol. Then we get into the guts of the next film. Opening.. Moore's Bond, (an actor stand in, no cgi) is retired, on the phone, we hear an old voice, a previous M, warning him of other former agents being found murdered and possible exposure and Bond replies, ya know, I'm old if it's my time, hangs up and meets his demise. (My Bond opening would be themed Papers with Redactions all over, pictures of all the former Agents, pictures of victim's with their faces Redacted.) Act 1, getting to know and history, training and acceptance mission. Act 2, quick history, welcome to the program and meeting Q, learning of the threat and their first official mission. Act 3, Screwing up and getting a little help from Brosnan's Bond. Act 4, the big reveal. After Tracy's death, Lazenby's Bond took it really bad, drank alot. He ended up getting revenge, but he also took a blow to the head and got Amnesia. This however wasn't as cut and dry. He could remember only bits and pieces. But he remembered Tracy and their love, and he remembers her death. He doesn't remember everything and turns to her father who tells him it was Mi6's fault in his anger because they were blind to protecting their own. Lazenby's Bond is seen by her father as his son. He teaches and raised him to head the Unione Corse to which he modernizes the organization to stay completely off mi6's radar, expands it to other things like information and security, his own Dark Mi6, and his life goal was to find the people responsible for her death. He disappears some of the few he knows, but not all. It takes him 52 years, but over the that time he has been killing their agents, making it look so natural that nobody had every suspected foul play. Now that he's dying and getting close to killing them all he's grown impatient. His original reasons blurred by decades of hatred, now he wants to kill everyone. Everyone involved with Mi6, past and present. He and his team of Dark Agents attack a target hard to get what they need, the mi6 Noc List of all past and present agents and it's up to the 00's to stop him.. Except at the end of the next Bond the visiting team are the winners and the next 007 after a intense battle has to retreat, heal, regroup and strategize while the news begins reporting of assassination's all over the world of former Mi6 personal. He's not doing it himself. He released the names for free to all the criminals, gangs, anyone with a grudge against law enforcement and hired a few assassins' himself. (This would be my dark side theme moment of the Emperor walking with Vader) Lazenby's Bond holds a drink and stares at a picture of Tracy from their wedding day and the new 007 enters with a gun, covertly killing getting in only to find out Lazenby's Bond already killed himself by drinking a poison he was holding in his glass as 007 snuck into the building Lazenby saw, an ex trained 007. Beside him is a laptop with a recording which 007 plays and Lazenby's Bond explains it all. To make the Agency stronger by culling the weak. To make the Agents that failed to protect him on his wedding day pay and that no one would ever forget the sacrifice that they made. He finalizes his statement by saying he respects the new 007 and has not made their identities pubic, nor has he taken contracts on them. Wishes them well, and warns 007 of loving someone in that job.

@@MALICEM12 Also, Judy Dench is Olivia Mansfield, Brosnan's M, and Craig's M as well clearly showing that James Bond, is in fact, an Alias.

​@@JaybayJay Literally, it's not a codename. A director here and there wanted to do something with Connery in Die Another Day but it was rejected outright. Also, in Skyfall Connery was approached with the role of Kincade. NOT Bond. M is played by Judi Dench two times because Judie made a good M. lol. That's it. And Craig's films were an outright reboot so they could just do what they wanted. Previous Bonds had scenes dedicated specifically to show it was the same character. Skyfall is as unambiguous as it gets about this, complete with a backstory about where he and his parents, also Bonds lived(said backstory is based on the books in which there is also only one Bond). Once he left MI6 after Spectre, we also again saw that he remained James Bond(because that's just always been the man's name from birth) even after losing the 007 number which was taken by Nomi. Between, Lazenby's Bond reminiscing on his adventures from the Connery days(connecting the two), Moore's and Dalton's Bond visiting and/or mourning Tracey Bond and so on. Even still, Craig's Bond, which was a rebooted version of the character remeets old characters including Felix Leiter and Blofeld. Blofeld in particular gets his name from his Mother. Moreover, MI6 is not aware of what Spectre is in Spectre. If it was actually a continuation of older pre craig Bond films, they'd know. But they don't because these are new versions of the same old characters dealing with a new version of the same bad guy.

You know he doesn't do it for free, right?

I've heard rumors that there was talk about trying to get Connery back as either Andrew Bond (James' father) in the 80s or a villain in the 90s but that got kiboshed by him being Henry Jones Sr. in "Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade" for the former idea and August de Winter in the howl-worthy movie adaptation of "The Avengers" (UK spy show, not Marvel). Plus, I've recently heard Cary Fukunaga is a big "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" fan, so I'm surprised there wasn't any effort to get Lazenby to have a role in "No Time to Die" due to the similarities between the two films.

Or have pierce return as an old bond coming out of retirement

No, no they don't

It's going to be an entirely new cast for the next film.

@@justonecornetto80 You don't know that.

Who is Raplh Hines?