Daniel Craig ’s new film seems him take the role of gay William Lee in Luca Guadagnino’s Queer, based on a semi-autobiographical novella by William S Burroughs, but the former James Bond star has shared he would never have considered taking the role during his time at the helm of the 007 franchise.

Daniel Craig opened up about the difficulties his 2008 James Bond movie 'Quantum of Solace' faced during his appearance on the Nov. 30 episode of The Hollywood Reporter's Awards Chatter podcast. "We probably should never have gone and started production,

Daniel Craig says he “couldn’t” have played a role like that of the gay protagonist of Queer during his 15-year run as James Bond because it would have looked “reactionary”. The actor has been drawing rave reviews for his turn in the new William S Burroughs adaptation, directed by Challengers filmmaker Luca Guadagnino.

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 revealed he felt "exhausted" after shooting James Bond films and said it would take him "six months to recover emotionally".

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

Shot during the Hollywood writers’ strike of the time, the star found himself writing scenes… for himself.

Daniel Craig, American actor who is best known for playing James Bond role, has recently shared a few surprising thoughts about being vulnerable. Despite his tough persona and no-nonsense roles