Ann Magnuson and Susan Seidelman with "Making Mr. Right," Robert Frank and Rudy Wurlitzer's "Candy Mountain" and a Nicole Holofcener double feature.

Daniel Craig’s experience as 007 has become a blur. The British actor, 56, could not remember how many James Bond movies he’s been in during a Nov. 4 Variety interview with his “Queer” co-star Drew Starkey, where they were asked questions and had to write their answers on a white board.

It's been almost 20 years since Daniel Craig first starred as James Bond in 2006's "Casino Royale," and after two decades, the actor truly doesn't care about where the franchise goes next. Craig said during a Variety video titled "How Well Do They Know Each Other?

The wait for the next 007 goes on... and on, and on. The longer the delays, the harder it’s going to be for anyone to fill Craig’s well-polished shoes, writes

To be fair, even if Daniel Craig did have somebody that he thought would make a good James Bond, he likely wouldn’t say. That sort of endorsement would instantly push that perso

If you were to pass the James Bond torch, who would you love to see play him?” Variety asked the two actors, which prompted Craig to laugh and respond: “I don’t care.” Craig told the BBC in 2022 that he had no regrets about his decision to stop playing James Bond,

Ever since Daniel Craig announced that he would be turning in the tuxedo and putting down the martini glass, the race has been on to decide who will be chosen as the next James Bond. The rumor mill has been heating up for years now,

Daniel Craigs James Bond timeline doesnt make a ton of sense, because his 007 goes from an inexperienced rookie to a grizzled veteran in just a single movie. Craig was the first Bond actor to get a proper character arc.