The DANIEL CRAIG Appreciation thread - Discuss His Life, His Career, His Bond Films

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• LucknFate 007 In New York

  October 31 Posts: 1,647

  peter wrote: »

  https://www.bam.org/talks/2024/daniel-craig?utm_source=ActiveCampaign&utm_medium=email&utm_content=Now on sale: An Evening with Daniel Craig&utm_campaign=FILM-EveningWithDanielCraigMEMPAT-103024
  
  A buddy has already bought our tickets.
  
  Anyone else going in the NY area?

  
  That's in my hood! Have fun. I should go.... but not sure my plans that date yet.
• TripAces Universal Exports

  November 2 Posts: 4,585

  Red_Snow wrote: »

  Daniel Craig: An American Cinematheque Retrospective
  https://americancinematheque.com/series/daniel-craig-an-american-cinematheque-retrospective/

  
  I just might have to head to L.A. for this. He will be there for The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo screening. That's an excellent choice of film to do that.
• mtm United Kingdom

  November 2 Posts: 16,402

  That is a cool choice of film, it’s one of my favourites of his, he’s so right for it.
• Red_Snow Australia

  November 5 Posts: 2,538

  
  
• mtm United Kingdom

  November 5 Posts: 16,402

  Daniel Craig, quite justifiably, visibly hating this sort of rubbish.
  
  
  
  But also looking pretty fantastic, is he not?
• 007HallY

  November 5 edited November 5 Posts: 4,153

  Not sure he was really playing along with that one, but it was a funny segment. And yes, he looks quite good for his age.
• TripAces Universal Exports

  November 6 Posts: 4,585

  And afterward (or maybe before) they did a photoshoot.
  
  
  
• mtm United Kingdom

  November 6 Posts: 16,402

  That's very nice. I actually think that could have taken a little more image editing.
  
  I've always quite liked the idea of a Bond poster which looks like that. Just a really nice bit of lush fashion photography.
• MattiaDeVarti007 Italy

  November 7 Posts: 316

  https://www.lighthousecinema.ie/film/queer-irish-premiere?fbclid=PAY2xjawGZ_VtleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABpqlTohJqH6rSpP59zC6H9ta5kz18p8aAXwzPj2QK2p6TF5KEUryoCaMQfA_aem_ZCKMzC6iC4LX4vg7OFJjeQ
• Red_Snow Australia

  November 8 Posts: 2,538

  MUBI Cancels Turkey Film Fest Over Daniel Craig ‘Queer’ Drama Censorship
  https://hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/mubi-cancels-turkey-film-fest-daniel-craig-queer-1236055919/
• Scaramanga1974

  November 10 Posts: 728

  Absolutely love Daniel Craig . Best Bone ever for me but the subject matter in his latest doesn’t appeal to me in the slightest. I’m sure he’s brilliant but I will pass.
  
  
• mtm United Kingdom

  November 10 Posts: 16,402

  Scaramanga1974 wrote: »

  Absolutely love Daniel Craig . Best Bone ever

  
  I wonder if Drew Starkey agrees.
• Scaramanga1974

  November 11 Posts: 728

  mtm wrote: »

  Scaramanga1974 wrote: »

  Absolutely love Daniel Craig . Best Bone ever

  
  I wonder if Drew Starkey agrees.

  
  Talk about a Freudian slip! My bad. Oh the irony concerning the point I was trying to make!
  
  
• meshypushy Ireland

  November 14 Posts: 143

  Red_Snow wrote: »

  Daniel Craig: An American Cinematheque Retrospective
  https://americancinematheque.com/series/daniel-craig-an-american-cinematheque-retrospective/

  I had no idea this was on tonight. I’m in LA at the moment and saw DC in a restaurant last night - I assumed he was partying, not promoting the movie. Ugh!
• mtm United Kingdom

  November 14 Posts: 16,402

  Oh that's fun! Not a bad night out if you run into James Bond :D
• meshypushy Ireland

  November 14 Posts: 143

  mtm wrote: »

  Oh that's fun! Not a bad night out if you run into James Bond :D

  I didn’t approach him but he walked past me several times. He appeared to be in really good form - smiling and extremely relaxed. He was with Martin McDonagh and a few others. My wife is convinced he made eye contact with her at one stage, or at least that’s what she’s going to tell people for the next 20 years!
• TripAces Universal Exports

  November 15 Posts: 4,585

  meshypushy wrote: »

  mtm wrote: »

  Oh that's fun! Not a bad night out if you run into James Bond :D

  I didn’t approach him but he walked past me several times. He appeared to be in really good form - smiling and extremely relaxed. He was with Martin McDonagh and a few others. My wife is convinced he made eye contact with her at one stage, or at least that’s what she’s going to tell people for the next 20 years!

  
  I saw DC in 2013 at the stage door, leaving the theater, when he was doing Betrayal off Broadway. He looked worn out. He'd gone from TGWTDT to SF including several months of press work for both films, right into Betrayal, doing a show a night. And yet...he still exuded coolness and charisma that can't be described. He just has a presence about him.
• mtm United Kingdom

  November 15 Posts: 16,402

  A journo whose podcast I listened to mentioned that she interviewed him a few years back, and she said she couldn’t look at him because he was just too good-looking! :))
• Red_Snow Australia

  November 15 Posts: 2,538

  meshypushy wrote: »

  mtm wrote: »

  Oh that's fun! Not a bad night out if you run into James Bond :D

  I didn’t approach him but he walked past me several times. He appeared to be in really good form - smiling and extremely relaxed. He was with Martin McDonagh and a few others. My wife is convinced he made eye contact with her at one stage, or at least that’s what she’s going to tell people for the next 20 years!

  
  Which restaurant were they at?
• meshypushy Ireland

  November 15 Posts: 143

  Red_Snow wrote: »

  Which restaurant were they at?

  Chateau Marmont
  
• TripAces Universal Exports

  November 16 Posts: 4,585

  mtm wrote: »

  A journo whose podcast I listened to mentioned that she interviewed him a few years back, and she said she couldn’t look at him because he was just too good-looking! :))

  
  I have heard it's the eyes.