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

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).

The latest next James Bond odds have landed, unveiling the stars in the bookies' race to replace Daniel Craig as the new 007.

No one knows this better than Daniel Craig, who is likely the closest thing we have to someone who’s been both. Craig played James Bond for 15 years, during which time he experienced some scary emotions his character probably used all those suits to deflect.

Daniel Craig was as much masculine as the character of James Bond needed, but it was not easy.The actor got candid how he made the character rise above the societal conception of

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

Actor Daniel Craig, known for playing the newest iteration of James Bond, reveals he initially turned down the iconic role because he was worried it would limit his career. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter's Awards Chatter podcast,