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

Daniel Craig opens up about his James Bond tenure, addressing concerns about masculinity while promoting new A24 film, Queer. Read on to find out the details.

Daniel Craig is the longest-reigning actor to have played James Bond, having portrayed the spy in five movies across 15 years - but he was initially unsure about taking on the role. In a new Q&A with The New Yorker, the actor reflected on his hesitancy to accept the part, admitting his "biggest reservations" were "the construct of masculinity".

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Daniel Craig has shared that he felt “paranoid” following the success of Casino Royale, his debut film as James Bond. The 2006 film followed a newly-recruited 007 (Craig) as he aimed to take down a criminal organisation, resulting in a high-stakes poker game with the villainous Le Chiffre (Mads Mikkelsen).

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

Daniel Craig cryptically addressed the next James Bond in front of the 007 producers at the Governors Awards, where the honorary Oscars are bestowed each year.