What does Daniel Craig blame for making him feel disconnected from the world?
Published on Mar 24, 2025
By IANS

- LOS ANGELES — Hollywood star Daniel Craig has blamed his James Bond fame for
making him feel disconnected from the world.
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- Craig started playing 007 with ‘Casino Royale’ in 2006.
He was seen in the role in films ‘Quantum of Solace’ (2008), ‘Skyfall’ (2012),
‘Spectre’ (2015) – before concluding his run as the super-spy in ‘No Time to
Die’ in 2021, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
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- In an interview with Italy’s ‘Il Corriere della Sera’,
Craig reflected on the overwhelming nature of celebrity he felt when he took
the Bond role, he said: “Fame is disembodying. And no one teaches you how to be
famous.
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- “At the beginning, I hid away, I didn’t want to be around
people, I no longer knew how to exist in the world. You do lose a part of your
life.”
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- Beyond Bond, Craig showcased his versatility with roles
in ‘Knives Out’ in 2019, in which he played detective Benoit Blanc, a role he
reprised in 2022’s ‘Glass Onion’. He also recently took on the character of
hedonistic homosexual Joe in Luca Guadagnino’s ‘Queer’, a film adaptation of a
William S Burroughs.
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- The actor also tackled the nature of fame in today’s
digital age in his new interview.
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- He said: “In this world, where social media can make you
famous overnight, people lose their minds.”
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- The star emphasised the importance of staying grounded in
showbiz, saying that acting can serve as “a way to stay connected to yourself
and to the people around you.”.
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- Daniel has picked up awards including a BAFTA nomination
for Best Actor for ‘Casino Royale’.
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- He is well known for appearing to sneer at the Bond
franchise, famously saying in one interview he would rather “slash his wrists”
than do another 007 film – before he went on to appear in more of the movies.
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