WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:13.310 --> 00:00:15.108 [female reporter 1] Ah, it's one of the most 4 00:00:15.143 --> 00:00:16.976 prestigious roles in acting... 5 00:00:17.011 --> 00:00:19.480 [female reporter 2] The movie world's most famous secret agent... 6 00:00:25.223 --> 00:00:26.617 [male reporter 1] After months of speculation, 7 00:00:26.652 --> 00:00:28.620 the coveted job of being the next 007... 8 00:00:28.656 --> 00:00:29.993 [female reporter 1] ...finally been unmasked. 9 00:00:30.029 --> 00:00:32.193 And his name is Craig, Daniel Craig. 10 00:00:32.229 --> 00:00:33.631 [male reporter 2] Craig, Daniel Craig. 11 00:00:38.062 --> 00:00:39.695 [male reporter 1] Hundreds of actors were considered 12 00:00:39.730 --> 00:00:41.672 before he was chosen to play 007. 13 00:00:41.707 --> 00:00:43.174 [female reporter 3] He beat off stiff competition from a host of stars 14 00:00:43.210 --> 00:00:46.144 including Clive Owen, Hugh Jackman and Colin Farrell. 15 00:00:47.576 --> 00:00:50.715 The 37-year-old actor is the first blond Bond. 16 00:00:50.751 --> 00:00:52.316 [male reporter 3] Blond Bond. 17 00:00:52.352 --> 00:00:54.844 [male reporter 4] Are we ready for the first blond Bond? 18 00:00:54.879 --> 00:00:56.182 [male reporter 5] He is extraordinarily different 19 00:00:56.217 --> 00:00:57.517 from what we've had before. 20 00:00:57.552 --> 00:00:59.957 He's got a few more lines around the face. 21 00:00:59.993 --> 00:01:01.124 He does look a little bit moodier, 22 00:01:01.159 --> 00:01:02.454 and frankly, in the press conference, 23 00:01:02.490 --> 00:01:03.651 he wasn't really that forthcoming. 24 00:01:05.432 --> 00:01:07.232 [male reporter 6] ...the somewhat lackluster press conference. 25 00:01:07.268 --> 00:01:09.032 [male reporter 7] Reporters were distinctly underwhelmed 26 00:01:09.068 --> 00:01:12.236 by 007's official unveiling today. 27 00:01:15.405 --> 00:01:17.700 Knives out already for the new James Bond. 28 00:01:17.735 --> 00:01:19.011 [male reporter 8] Fierce criticism. 29 00:01:19.046 --> 00:01:21.137 "James Bland" is how the Mirror described... 30 00:01:21.173 --> 00:01:22.542 [female reporter 4] He hasn't even started the role, has he? 31 00:01:22.578 --> 00:01:24.147 But they're being a bit harsh in the papers. 32 00:01:24.182 --> 00:01:25.413 So we'd quite like to have your texts 33 00:01:25.448 --> 00:01:27.184 and emails and phone calls on this as well. 34 00:01:27.219 --> 00:01:28.645 [male reporter 9] The Mirror says this morning 35 00:01:28.680 --> 00:01:30.385 that the new Bond, Daniel Craig, 36 00:01:30.420 --> 00:01:33.652 lacks the charm and the charisma needed by 007. 37 00:01:33.688 --> 00:01:36.257 I must admit, he doesn't exactly look the part. 38 00:01:36.292 --> 00:01:37.789 But he might grow into the job. 39 00:01:52.370 --> 00:01:53.211 Good evening. 40 00:02:13.957 --> 00:02:15.626 [Broccoli] I always felt about Daniel, 41 00:02:15.662 --> 00:02:17.395 'cause I had seen a lot of things, 42 00:02:17.430 --> 00:02:19.304 from Our Friends in the North, 43 00:02:19.339 --> 00:02:22.064 and then, obviously, Enduring Love and The Mother, 44 00:02:22.099 --> 00:02:25.139 and I always felt like whenever he was on the screen, 45 00:02:25.174 --> 00:02:27.144 you couldn't watch anyone else. 46 00:02:27.180 --> 00:02:28.771 You'd be interested in the scene stuff, 47 00:02:28.807 --> 00:02:31.445 but he just... he's lit from within. 48 00:02:31.481 --> 00:02:33.776 I remember the thing that really set me, 49 00:02:33.811 --> 00:02:35.446 and I went, "It has to be him," 50 00:02:35.481 --> 00:02:36.985 was years before anything. 51 00:02:37.020 --> 00:02:38.421 It was in Elizabeth, 52 00:02:39.188 --> 00:02:40.687 him walking down the corridor. 53 00:02:41.794 --> 00:02:43.291 And it was just like, 54 00:02:43.327 --> 00:02:46.590 that is the most charismatic person 55 00:02:46.626 --> 00:02:48.330 I have ever seen on the screen. 56 00:02:48.365 --> 00:02:50.862 So it was clear that he's a movie star, 57 00:02:52.003 --> 00:02:53.535 and a great actor to boot. 58 00:02:55.175 --> 00:02:57.074 [Wilson] I think to put it in perspective, 59 00:02:57.109 --> 00:03:00.441 at this time in Daniel's career, 60 00:03:00.476 --> 00:03:02.739 he wasn't thought of as a leading man. 61 00:03:02.774 --> 00:03:04.348 It was not what people thought of. 62 00:03:04.383 --> 00:03:07.078 They thought he was a great supporting actor. 63 00:03:07.114 --> 00:03:11.520 And Barbara and I could see that he was actually a leading man. 64 00:03:12.991 --> 00:03:14.091 [Craig] I had a career. 65 00:03:14.127 --> 00:03:15.422 I mean, as far as I was concerned, 66 00:03:15.457 --> 00:03:17.121 I had a really successful career, 67 00:03:17.157 --> 00:03:19.822 more successful than I ever thought I would be as an actor. 68 00:03:19.857 --> 00:03:22.958 But I didn't have a cool persona. 69 00:03:22.994 --> 00:03:25.364 You know, Pierce had done Remington Steele. 70 00:03:25.400 --> 00:03:28.036 Um, Roger had done The Saint. 71 00:03:28.071 --> 00:03:30.108 They'd done these parts 72 00:03:30.144 --> 00:03:31.804 where people would go, "Oh, that's James." 73 00:03:31.839 --> 00:03:34.010 I mean, you know, I'd done weird arty movies. 74 00:03:34.045 --> 00:03:35.811 You know, it was a harder sell. 75 00:03:35.847 --> 00:03:38.343 And it was like, "I don't do many suave and sophisticated roles. 76 00:03:38.378 --> 00:03:39.644 I haven't done any." 77 00:03:39.680 --> 00:03:41.882 And I didn't really want to do it 78 00:03:41.917 --> 00:03:45.389 because I thought I wouldn't know what to do with it. 79 00:03:48.758 --> 00:03:51.822 -[man 1] Ready for rehearsal. Quiet. -[man 2] Action. 80 00:03:51.858 --> 00:03:54.194 [Broccoli] Michael and I really wanted him. 81 00:03:54.229 --> 00:03:55.993 We only wanted him. 82 00:03:56.029 --> 00:03:58.332 The only problem was that he didn't want to do it. 83 00:03:58.368 --> 00:04:00.864 [Wilson laughs] Small detail. 84 00:04:00.899 --> 00:04:03.207 [Broccoli] And you came into the office 85 00:04:03.242 --> 00:04:05.637 [laughs] and I remember he walked in, 86 00:04:05.672 --> 00:04:07.537 and I said to Michael afterwards, 87 00:04:07.572 --> 00:04:09.243 "He wants to do it." 88 00:04:09.278 --> 00:04:10.511 It was the funniest thing. 89 00:04:10.547 --> 00:04:12.340 It was something about the way he had his-- 90 00:04:12.375 --> 00:04:15.482 He was wearing French cuffs and they weren't done up, 91 00:04:15.518 --> 00:04:18.357 and I... just that thing, somehow, 92 00:04:18.392 --> 00:04:21.521 I don't know why it was, I said, "He wants to do it." 93 00:04:21.556 --> 00:04:23.323 Michael's going, "You think so?" 94 00:04:23.359 --> 00:04:25.262 I said "Yes, he does. He does." 95 00:04:25.298 --> 00:04:27.358 And we were just determined to have him. 96 00:04:27.393 --> 00:04:28.357 [Wilson] Mm-hmm. 97 00:04:28.392 --> 00:04:29.268 Action. 98 00:04:34.400 --> 00:04:35.406 I'm the money. 99 00:04:36.402 --> 00:04:38.001 Every penny of it. 100 00:04:38.037 --> 00:04:40.037 The Treasury has agreed to stake you in the game. 101 00:04:40.745 --> 00:04:42.775 "Vesper." 102 00:04:42.810 --> 00:04:45.383 I do hope you gave your parents hell for that. 103 00:04:45.418 --> 00:04:46.678 [Broccoli] It was like there wasn't anyone else. 104 00:04:46.713 --> 00:04:48.209 That kept freaking the studio out 105 00:04:48.245 --> 00:04:50.350 'cause we kept saying there is no one else. 106 00:04:50.385 --> 00:04:51.950 We don't want anyone else. 107 00:04:51.985 --> 00:04:54.355 And they kept trying to get us to meet people. 108 00:04:54.391 --> 00:04:57.085 [Craig] I suppose all of these are a little like hurdles is what I was saying to myself. 109 00:04:57.120 --> 00:04:58.428 "It's all right. What's gonna happen is, 110 00:04:58.464 --> 00:05:00.092 I'm gonna get the script, I'm gonna read it, 111 00:05:00.127 --> 00:05:02.296 I'm gonna go, 'No, thanks very much, it's really not...'" 112 00:05:02.331 --> 00:05:05.294 'cause it's like... I mean, ultimately, that's all the actor can do really is, 113 00:05:05.330 --> 00:05:07.204 be kind of, like, you know, you read the script and you go, 114 00:05:07.239 --> 00:05:08.797 "I don't like the script. Sorry." 115 00:05:08.832 --> 00:05:10.702 Little did I know. [laughs] 116 00:05:10.737 --> 00:05:11.967 [Wilson] That happens every time. 117 00:05:12.003 --> 00:05:13.840 -[Craig] Yeah, yeah. -[all laughing] 118 00:05:15.445 --> 00:05:17.206 [Craig] But it was Casino Royale. 119 00:05:17.241 --> 00:05:21.050 The story was solid, the script was really solid. 120 00:05:21.085 --> 00:05:22.384 And it was just like, 121 00:05:22.419 --> 00:05:24.823 I didn't imagine the scope of it. 122 00:05:24.858 --> 00:05:28.225 I didn't imagine, like, the crane sequence, or all of those sequences. 123 00:05:28.260 --> 00:05:30.261 I had no idea about any of that. 124 00:05:30.296 --> 00:05:33.459 But I knew this story stuck together. 125 00:05:33.495 --> 00:05:34.861 You know, it just... it flew. 126 00:05:38.270 --> 00:05:39.931 [Broccoli] I remember calling you 127 00:05:39.967 --> 00:05:41.868 -to tell you you got the job. -[Craig] Yeah. 128 00:05:42.666 --> 00:05:44.274 I went, "Yes?" 129 00:05:44.310 --> 00:05:46.173 She just went, "Over to you, kiddo." 130 00:05:48.175 --> 00:05:50.815 [Craig] So I went and I just grabbed a bottle of vodka 131 00:05:50.851 --> 00:05:52.280 and some vermouth, 132 00:05:52.316 --> 00:05:53.743 and bought a cocktail shaker, 133 00:05:53.779 --> 00:05:55.253 and went back to my apartment 134 00:05:55.289 --> 00:05:57.455 and started mixing myself vodka martinis. 135 00:05:58.618 --> 00:06:01.185 You know, that's not half bad. 136 00:06:01.220 --> 00:06:03.261 [Wilson] That was the first bit of training. [laughs] 137 00:06:03.297 --> 00:06:05.088 [Craig] That was my first bit of exercise. 138 00:06:05.124 --> 00:06:06.962 I think I had a hangover for, like, three days. 139 00:06:08.358 --> 00:06:10.862 [Broccoli] And then, I sent Simon Waterston... 140 00:06:10.897 --> 00:06:12.627 [Craig] Yeah, he was my trainer, yeah. 141 00:06:12.662 --> 00:06:15.699 And I literally met him with a rollie and a bacon sandwich. 142 00:06:15.734 --> 00:06:17.098 That's his first memory of me. 143 00:06:17.134 --> 00:06:18.537 I was literally smoking a cigarette 144 00:06:18.572 --> 00:06:20.335 and eating a bacon sandwich. 145 00:06:20.371 --> 00:06:22.111 And I just said to him, I said, "I want to change." 146 00:06:22.146 --> 00:06:23.647 And he went, "Okay." 147 00:06:23.682 --> 00:06:27.045 So we did, and then it was seven days a week from then on. 148 00:06:27.080 --> 00:06:31.016 [Wilson] The way you went into physical training for it, 149 00:06:31.051 --> 00:06:34.016 I've never seen any actor do anything like that, 150 00:06:34.051 --> 00:06:35.658 completely change your physique. 151 00:06:35.693 --> 00:06:38.656 You said, "I have to look like I could do the role." 152 00:06:38.692 --> 00:06:40.331 I mean, it's kind of amazing. 153 00:06:40.367 --> 00:06:42.659 And he trained like an Olympic athlete. 154 00:06:42.694 --> 00:06:44.493 It was just fantastic. 155 00:06:45.931 --> 00:06:47.833 Now, after months of speculation, 156 00:06:47.869 --> 00:06:50.703 the new James Bond has finally been unmasked, 157 00:06:50.739 --> 00:06:53.176 and his name is Craig, Daniel Craig. 158 00:06:53.211 --> 00:06:55.873 [female reporter 2] Today, it was announced that Brit actor, Daniel Craig, 159 00:06:55.908 --> 00:06:57.739 had beaten hundreds of competitors 160 00:06:57.774 --> 00:06:59.708 to grab the role. 161 00:06:59.744 --> 00:07:02.210 [female reporter 3] But after four decades of tall, dark and handsome, 162 00:07:02.246 --> 00:07:05.189 are we really ready for the first blond Bond? 163 00:07:05.225 --> 00:07:06.556 They're saying they wanted him... 164 00:07:06.592 --> 00:07:08.224 [Broccoli] Well, you always get press on Bond. 165 00:07:08.259 --> 00:07:10.386 You get so much attention. 166 00:07:10.421 --> 00:07:15.330 But the lead up was just absolutely a roller coaster. 167 00:07:15.365 --> 00:07:18.360 [female reporter 4] You have to say, it does appear to be casting against type. 168 00:07:18.396 --> 00:07:20.662 To put it kindly, he's a bit rough around the edges. 169 00:07:20.697 --> 00:07:22.836 [Broccoli] I remember when we did the announcement with you, 170 00:07:22.871 --> 00:07:25.109 going down the Thames, and already it started, 171 00:07:25.144 --> 00:07:26.542 because we had the Marines, 172 00:07:26.578 --> 00:07:30.281 and they said he had to wear a life jacket. 173 00:07:30.316 --> 00:07:31.745 We said, "Okay, well, he has to." 174 00:07:31.780 --> 00:07:33.443 And then, you know, it started then. 175 00:07:33.479 --> 00:07:36.720 "Oh, Bond, you know, wearing a life jacket, how ridiculous." 176 00:07:36.755 --> 00:07:38.915 [Craig] And then I was grumpy in the press conference. 177 00:07:38.951 --> 00:07:40.190 -[Broccoli] No! -[Wilson laughs] 178 00:07:40.226 --> 00:07:41.689 [Broccoli] You're never grumpy! 179 00:07:41.724 --> 00:07:43.053 [Craig] Like someone asked a question. 180 00:07:43.089 --> 00:07:45.026 I was like, "That's a stupid question." 181 00:07:45.062 --> 00:07:47.928 The way I dealt with it, it was just to be kind of grisly. 182 00:07:48.926 --> 00:07:49.891 No, I will not go into it. 183 00:07:49.927 --> 00:07:51.693 -[reporter] Yes? -Sorry. 184 00:07:51.729 --> 00:07:55.097 [Broccoli] But when the onslaught of press against him happened 185 00:07:55.132 --> 00:07:57.737 on Casino Royale, it was brutal. 186 00:07:57.772 --> 00:07:59.902 I mean, it was way beyond any... 187 00:07:59.937 --> 00:08:01.980 And it was because of what? 188 00:08:02.015 --> 00:08:03.647 You know, "blond Bond?" 189 00:08:03.682 --> 00:08:05.583 -Like, blond... -[Wilson] That was very hurtful. 190 00:08:05.618 --> 00:08:07.547 [Broccoli] You know, wasn't Roger Moore blond? 191 00:08:07.583 --> 00:08:10.079 I mean, it was so irrational. 192 00:08:10.114 --> 00:08:12.414 They hadn't seen him in the role. 193 00:08:14.350 --> 00:08:16.792 It's just... It was very, very distressing, 194 00:08:16.827 --> 00:08:18.890 when he was... I remember we were in the Bahamas 195 00:08:18.925 --> 00:08:20.422 and he was on that crane sequence, 196 00:08:20.457 --> 00:08:23.464 and he was killing himself on that crane sequence, 197 00:08:23.499 --> 00:08:24.896 and we would all come back 198 00:08:24.932 --> 00:08:26.895 and then it'd be all over the news, 199 00:08:26.930 --> 00:08:28.304 all over the Internet. 200 00:08:28.339 --> 00:08:30.100 It's just so irresponsible 201 00:08:30.136 --> 00:08:33.141 that people were manufacturing this stuff 202 00:08:33.177 --> 00:08:34.343 based on what? 203 00:08:34.378 --> 00:08:36.842 Based on a couple of teenagers 204 00:08:36.877 --> 00:08:39.743 who had started an Internet thing 205 00:08:39.779 --> 00:08:41.409 called "Craig Not Bond." 206 00:08:41.445 --> 00:08:44.419 But all these news agencies were treating it 207 00:08:44.454 --> 00:08:46.921 as if it was like real news. 208 00:08:46.956 --> 00:08:50.419 You know, it's an opinion of a couple of kids 209 00:08:50.454 --> 00:08:53.796 who hadn't seen a foot of film that the man had shot. 210 00:08:55.801 --> 00:08:58.534 [Craig] Someone said, "You might want to go online. 211 00:08:58.569 --> 00:09:00.368 There might be a bit of an issue." 212 00:09:00.403 --> 00:09:02.672 I was, like, "What?" 213 00:09:02.707 --> 00:09:05.203 I did. I went online and stayed up all night 214 00:09:05.969 --> 00:09:07.170 and read everything, 215 00:09:07.206 --> 00:09:09.075 'cause that's what happens if you do that. 216 00:09:10.050 --> 00:09:11.644 And it was tough. 217 00:09:11.679 --> 00:09:12.683 It was really, really tough. 218 00:09:13.680 --> 00:09:14.718 It was hate-filled. 219 00:09:19.052 --> 00:09:22.016 And I woke up the following morning, 220 00:09:22.051 --> 00:09:25.157 and I went, "Fuck it. 221 00:09:26.564 --> 00:09:28.529 I know the film's gonna be good." 222 00:09:28.565 --> 00:09:29.664 -[man] Action! -[guns firing] 223 00:09:29.699 --> 00:09:31.202 [Broccoli] It was just horrible. 224 00:09:31.237 --> 00:09:33.833 The whole crew, we were all 225 00:09:33.869 --> 00:09:36.970 just brimming with anger about it, 226 00:09:37.005 --> 00:09:40.502 and trying to act very casual around him. 227 00:09:40.538 --> 00:09:44.143 But we were angry for him 'cause it was so unfair. 228 00:09:44.178 --> 00:09:46.513 [Craig] Everybody else was in a state about it. 229 00:09:46.548 --> 00:09:48.683 Everybody else who was in this was going, "God. Oh, my God, I'm so sorry. 230 00:09:48.718 --> 00:09:49.915 It must be awful," and like that. 231 00:09:49.951 --> 00:09:52.214 I was like, "It's fine. It's all good. 232 00:09:52.249 --> 00:09:53.758 Come on, let's crack on with it." 233 00:09:53.793 --> 00:09:56.394 'Cause I knew we were doing something really special. 234 00:09:56.429 --> 00:09:57.855 [Wilson] It's a tribute to Daniel 235 00:09:57.890 --> 00:09:59.659 that he could look past it, 236 00:09:59.694 --> 00:10:01.597 but a lot of people can't. 237 00:10:01.632 --> 00:10:03.558 And people who work on the film, 238 00:10:04.401 --> 00:10:05.734 it affects the morale. 239 00:10:05.769 --> 00:10:07.603 [Broccoli] Also, I remember going back 240 00:10:07.639 --> 00:10:10.705 to the horrendous time in the Bahamas. 241 00:10:10.740 --> 00:10:14.372 We were besieged with paparazzi. 242 00:10:14.407 --> 00:10:17.880 I mean, one guy was like... buried himself in the sand 243 00:10:17.916 --> 00:10:20.547 sort of the night before we were gonna be on the beach. 244 00:10:20.582 --> 00:10:21.615 I mean, it was insane. 245 00:10:21.651 --> 00:10:23.951 It was like, you know, crazy. 246 00:10:23.987 --> 00:10:28.416 And I remember Daniel coming out of the water 247 00:10:28.452 --> 00:10:31.859 and the whole crew going, "Oh, my God." 248 00:10:31.894 --> 00:10:34.692 And that was probably the only time 249 00:10:34.728 --> 00:10:36.193 when a pap shot... 250 00:10:36.229 --> 00:10:38.560 Because it was a pap shot that broke... 251 00:10:38.595 --> 00:10:41.366 But then, of course, changed the whole idea of, 252 00:10:41.401 --> 00:10:44.102 you know, Daniel and what his Bond was gonna be like. 253 00:10:44.137 --> 00:10:46.609 Suddenly everybody went, "Oh, my God! 254 00:10:46.644 --> 00:10:48.105 This is the guy? The blond guy?" 255 00:10:48.140 --> 00:10:49.247 [Wilson and Broccoli] "Who cares?" 256 00:10:49.282 --> 00:10:50.443 [Craig] Look at those tits! 257 00:10:54.586 --> 00:10:56.587 [Broccoli] The whole thing changed. 258 00:10:56.622 --> 00:10:57.953 And then it was a whole different thing, 259 00:10:57.988 --> 00:11:00.115 and he was suddenly the coolest guy on Earth. 260 00:11:25.514 --> 00:11:26.647 It was exciting. 261 00:11:26.682 --> 00:11:28.544 You've redeemed this moment. 262 00:11:29.055 --> 00:11:30.455 Bloody hell! 263 00:11:30.490 --> 00:11:32.850 [Craig] These two gave me a voice. 264 00:11:32.885 --> 00:11:34.619 I mean, I asked for it. 265 00:11:34.654 --> 00:11:36.024 I spoke to both of you. I remember having this conversation. 266 00:11:36.059 --> 00:11:38.461 I said, "If you're going to make me do this..." 267 00:11:38.496 --> 00:11:40.698 I didn't say that. [laughs] 268 00:11:40.733 --> 00:11:43.460 -[Broccoli] I think you did. -[Craig laughs] 269 00:11:43.495 --> 00:11:45.670 [Craig] But it was being allowed to discuss it. 270 00:11:45.705 --> 00:11:49.872 You know, Martin and I, we argued a lot on it. 271 00:11:49.907 --> 00:11:52.210 He didn't get-- He never got upset with me. 272 00:11:52.245 --> 00:11:55.371 You know, we used to have these kind of amazing pitch battles on set. 273 00:11:55.407 --> 00:11:57.310 They were never angry. They were just like, 274 00:11:57.345 --> 00:11:59.383 "I don't agree with you!" "I don't agree with you!" 275 00:11:59.418 --> 00:12:01.484 But somehow, it elevated it. 276 00:12:01.519 --> 00:12:02.886 It was allowing me to see... 277 00:12:02.921 --> 00:12:04.553 If I saw something that I didn't think was right, 278 00:12:04.588 --> 00:12:06.521 I would go and discuss it. 279 00:12:06.556 --> 00:12:08.552 And if I was wrong, I'd go, "Okay, I'm wrong, I'm wrong, I'm wrong." 280 00:12:08.587 --> 00:12:10.728 But if I thought it was right, I felt like I had the power 281 00:12:10.764 --> 00:12:12.553 to be able to go, "I know I'm right about this." 282 00:12:12.589 --> 00:12:13.961 And there's a couple of scenes in the movie 283 00:12:13.997 --> 00:12:15.959 which I'm really glad I spoke up about, 284 00:12:15.995 --> 00:12:17.293 -and they work. -Action. 285 00:12:17.328 --> 00:12:18.660 [Craig] But Martin let me do that. 286 00:12:25.009 --> 00:12:27.175 [Broccoli] The shower scene which is, I think, 287 00:12:27.210 --> 00:12:30.010 one of the most beautiful scenes ever in a movie, 288 00:12:30.046 --> 00:12:33.717 you know, after that fight in the hallway, 289 00:12:33.752 --> 00:12:36.248 and in the script, it was written that... 290 00:12:36.283 --> 00:12:39.357 that, uh, Eva Green was in her underwear, 291 00:12:39.392 --> 00:12:41.324 and you were in, you know... 292 00:12:41.359 --> 00:12:42.888 And Daniel said, 293 00:12:42.923 --> 00:12:46.496 "No, they don't get undressed. 294 00:12:46.531 --> 00:12:48.025 They're in their clothes." 295 00:12:48.061 --> 00:12:50.233 And I just remember that day. 296 00:12:50.269 --> 00:12:51.429 Oh, my God. 297 00:12:52.704 --> 00:12:54.733 It's like there's blood on my hands. 298 00:12:54.769 --> 00:12:55.873 It's not coming off. 299 00:12:58.068 --> 00:12:59.140 Here, let's see. 300 00:13:00.539 --> 00:13:01.844 [Craig] It was there in the script, but it was... 301 00:13:01.879 --> 00:13:03.711 It was sort of hinted at in the script, 302 00:13:03.746 --> 00:13:05.914 and I just was all about, 303 00:13:05.949 --> 00:13:07.079 if we're gonna go with the violence, 304 00:13:07.115 --> 00:13:08.752 we're gonna go with the reality of it. 305 00:13:08.788 --> 00:13:10.449 You know, it's still a James Bond movie, 306 00:13:10.484 --> 00:13:12.588 but the point of it is, I wanted to see what happens, 307 00:13:12.623 --> 00:13:13.789 the effect it has on people. 308 00:13:13.824 --> 00:13:15.793 And I was like, "She's in shock, 309 00:13:15.828 --> 00:13:18.385 so she's sitting in the shower in her clothes." 310 00:13:18.421 --> 00:13:19.963 It made complete sense to me. 311 00:13:21.467 --> 00:13:23.461 -You cold? -Mm-hmm. Yeah. 312 00:13:24.401 --> 00:13:25.397 Come here. 313 00:13:40.152 --> 00:13:42.713 [Broccoli] I remember talking to the composer and saying, 314 00:13:42.748 --> 00:13:44.782 -"That's the moment they fall in love." -[Wilson] Mm. 315 00:13:44.817 --> 00:13:47.756 [Broccoli] And the music in that scene is just so beautiful. 316 00:13:47.791 --> 00:13:49.256 -David Arnold. -[Wilson] Mm. 317 00:13:56.192 --> 00:13:59.936 [Broccoli] The thing that Daniel brought to the character and the series, 318 00:13:59.971 --> 00:14:03.235 was Bond's inner life and the emotional life 319 00:14:03.270 --> 00:14:05.409 and the complexity of the emotional life, 320 00:14:05.444 --> 00:14:07.438 which was in the books, 321 00:14:07.473 --> 00:14:10.743 but never really translated onto the screen 322 00:14:10.779 --> 00:14:12.343 until he came on. 323 00:14:12.379 --> 00:14:14.248 [Wilson] And we were ready to make a shift 324 00:14:14.283 --> 00:14:18.147 because we were getting too fantastical in our series. 325 00:14:18.182 --> 00:14:20.990 And Daniel's an actor 326 00:14:21.025 --> 00:14:23.184 who can bring it down to where it belongs, 327 00:14:23.220 --> 00:14:24.992 make it more real, 328 00:14:25.028 --> 00:14:27.432 make it more emotionally connected 329 00:14:27.467 --> 00:14:29.293 and make it more dramatic. 330 00:14:29.329 --> 00:14:30.930 And we wanted to make that change. 331 00:14:30.965 --> 00:14:33.937 So we needed him to do it 332 00:14:33.973 --> 00:14:37.700 because we couldn't do it with anybody else. 333 00:14:37.736 --> 00:14:39.509 [Craig] Barbara and Michael wanted to do something, 334 00:14:39.544 --> 00:14:40.810 change it for a reason. 335 00:14:40.845 --> 00:14:42.944 They wanted to turn it on its head. 336 00:14:42.979 --> 00:14:44.707 And I was like, "I'm up for that. 337 00:14:44.742 --> 00:14:46.885 If that is what you want to do, I'm up for that." 338 00:14:48.545 --> 00:14:50.521 -Vodka martini. -Shaken or stirred? 339 00:14:50.556 --> 00:14:52.188 Do I look like I give a damn? 340 00:14:52.223 --> 00:14:55.683 [Craig] A lot of the kind of, the cliches, as it were, 341 00:14:55.718 --> 00:14:57.387 that have become cliches over the years 342 00:14:57.423 --> 00:14:59.720 'cause they've become Bond tropes, 343 00:14:59.755 --> 00:15:01.732 I was like, "We can't really do that. 344 00:15:01.767 --> 00:15:03.594 We have to try and reinvent it." 345 00:15:04.260 --> 00:15:05.562 But saying that, 346 00:15:05.598 --> 00:15:07.530 these were really, really difficult to write for. 347 00:15:07.565 --> 00:15:09.701 Putting words in James Bond's mouth... 348 00:15:09.736 --> 00:15:12.603 Because all that anybody remembers are the one-liners. 349 00:15:14.610 --> 00:15:17.882 You know, for me, the funniest lines are out of reality. 350 00:15:17.917 --> 00:15:20.545 The greatest Bond lines are stress release. 351 00:15:20.580 --> 00:15:23.721 They're like a release of, you know, of tension, 352 00:15:23.756 --> 00:15:25.319 so that you don't... "Oh, God!" 353 00:15:25.354 --> 00:15:28.652 You know, 'cause he's in a terrible situation. 354 00:15:28.688 --> 00:15:31.254 You have to create that. You have to create the tension 355 00:15:31.289 --> 00:15:32.589 and then have the one-liner. 356 00:15:32.625 --> 00:15:34.889 You can't just... The one-liner's not the scene. 357 00:15:36.095 --> 00:15:37.397 I've got a little itch 358 00:15:38.568 --> 00:15:39.399 down there. 359 00:15:41.231 --> 00:15:42.138 Would you mind? 360 00:15:49.316 --> 00:15:51.081 [screams] No. 361 00:15:51.745 --> 00:15:53.877 No! No. 362 00:15:53.912 --> 00:15:55.586 No, no. 363 00:15:55.621 --> 00:15:57.618 To the right. To the right! 364 00:15:57.654 --> 00:15:58.688 To the right! 365 00:15:58.724 --> 00:16:00.651 You are a funny, man. Mr. Bond. 366 00:16:05.593 --> 00:16:07.364 [Wilson] Well, it was the same with "Bond, James Bond." 367 00:16:07.399 --> 00:16:10.200 [Craig] Exactly. I mean, I know. I mean, Pierce talks about it. 368 00:16:10.235 --> 00:16:13.203 But it's like, you know, saying that fucking line... 369 00:16:13.239 --> 00:16:16.034 I mean, if I have to say it, I'll say it once to myself. 370 00:16:16.069 --> 00:16:18.272 And then you're on set and you think, "Oh, I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine." 371 00:16:18.307 --> 00:16:20.644 And then you say it, and it's like this... 372 00:16:20.679 --> 00:16:22.079 The weight of it is just-- 373 00:16:22.114 --> 00:16:24.911 And I think I try to be quite cool about these things, 374 00:16:24.946 --> 00:16:26.946 but it's impossible. 375 00:16:26.982 --> 00:16:29.116 I mean, I don't know how many takes we did at the end of Casino Royale. 376 00:16:29.151 --> 00:16:30.481 Literally, there are takes with, 377 00:16:30.517 --> 00:16:32.548 [in broken voice] "The name's Bond, James Bond." 378 00:16:32.583 --> 00:16:34.125 -It's like... -[Wilson laughing] 379 00:16:34.160 --> 00:16:37.094 It's like I'm a 13-year-old whose voice is breaking. 380 00:16:43.260 --> 00:16:44.365 The name's Bond. 381 00:16:45.437 --> 00:16:47.066 James Bond. 382 00:16:52.172 --> 00:16:53.438 [Craig] The film was good, 383 00:16:53.473 --> 00:16:56.914 but because people's expectations were, 384 00:16:56.949 --> 00:16:59.116 "Let's go and see this train wreck." 385 00:16:59.151 --> 00:17:01.845 I mean, I think a lot of people did think, you know, 386 00:17:01.880 --> 00:17:05.512 "We're going to see it for the shits and giggles factor," 387 00:17:05.548 --> 00:17:07.320 or the fact that this... 388 00:17:07.355 --> 00:17:09.422 "Let's go and see this one-shot wonder." 389 00:17:09.458 --> 00:17:11.291 -[Broccoli chuckles] -I mean, all of that going on. 390 00:17:11.326 --> 00:17:13.196 And it's like... The response was... 391 00:17:13.231 --> 00:17:15.633 I mean, you know, I remember being at the premiere, 392 00:17:15.668 --> 00:17:17.633 which was Leicester Square? 393 00:17:17.669 --> 00:17:19.131 [Broccoli] Mm-hmm. 394 00:17:19.167 --> 00:17:20.762 [Craig] That was just like... 395 00:17:20.798 --> 00:17:22.634 I mean, I was like, "What is going on?" 396 00:17:25.139 --> 00:17:27.304 And the credits came up, 397 00:17:27.339 --> 00:17:29.277 I mean, the pre-title sequence. 398 00:17:29.312 --> 00:17:31.208 And it's not the biggest pre-title sequence 399 00:17:31.243 --> 00:17:34.109 'cause it's just a fight in the bathroom, isn't it? That's all it is. 400 00:17:34.144 --> 00:17:36.812 It's black and white and it's not that particularly long. 401 00:17:36.847 --> 00:17:39.387 It's not particularly ambitious like that. 402 00:17:39.422 --> 00:17:41.620 And it came to the ending and the music came in, 403 00:17:41.655 --> 00:17:44.554 and everybody, I mean, everybody started cheering. 404 00:17:44.589 --> 00:17:46.523 And it was just like, you know, 405 00:17:46.559 --> 00:17:47.890 I'm kinda feeling up about it now. 406 00:17:56.074 --> 00:17:57.400 [Broccoli] Yeah, I mean, it was just... 407 00:17:57.436 --> 00:17:59.577 It just went-- Skyrocketed. 408 00:17:59.612 --> 00:18:01.703 The movie went crazy. 409 00:18:01.738 --> 00:18:03.506 And the reviews were crazy, right? 410 00:18:03.541 --> 00:18:04.640 [Craig] The reviews were great. 411 00:18:04.676 --> 00:18:06.511 [Wilson] And the numbers were great. 412 00:18:06.547 --> 00:18:09.183 Although, I think all that bad publicity, 413 00:18:09.219 --> 00:18:10.583 we could've done better without it. 414 00:18:10.618 --> 00:18:12.990 [Craig] I think we could have done a lot better. 415 00:18:13.025 --> 00:18:16.886 [Wilson] But we were good. Solid success. 416 00:18:16.921 --> 00:18:19.692 Please welcome Mr. Daniel Craig, ladies and gentlemen. 417 00:18:19.728 --> 00:18:22.262 [male reporter 1] Daniel Craig proved all this doubters wrong 418 00:18:22.297 --> 00:18:24.393 with his debut in Casino Royale. 419 00:18:24.428 --> 00:18:26.366 The most successful yet. 420 00:18:26.401 --> 00:18:28.865 The highest grossing Bond movie in history... 421 00:18:28.900 --> 00:18:30.534 [female reporter 1] Box office hit, Casino Royale, 422 00:18:30.570 --> 00:18:32.006 becomes the first ever in the series 423 00:18:32.041 --> 00:18:33.907 to be shown in China's cinemas. 424 00:18:33.943 --> 00:18:37.274 [male reporter 2] The super spy has finally conquered the Communists. 425 00:18:37.309 --> 00:18:40.913 [female reporter 2] He really has completely re-energized this franchise. 426 00:18:40.949 --> 00:18:42.250 Congratulations. 427 00:18:42.285 --> 00:18:43.781 You know, I think a celebration's in order. 428 00:18:46.793 --> 00:18:48.190 [Craig] On Quantum, however, 429 00:18:48.225 --> 00:18:50.326 [chuckles] uh, we had a writer's strike. 430 00:18:51.762 --> 00:18:53.455 We had a script, 431 00:18:53.490 --> 00:18:55.392 it wasn't completed, 432 00:18:55.427 --> 00:18:56.899 but it was nearly completed, 433 00:18:56.935 --> 00:18:58.936 and we had a writer's strike. 434 00:18:58.971 --> 00:19:01.238 I mean, the movie kind of works. 435 00:19:01.274 --> 00:19:04.607 It's not Casino Royale, and that was always gonna be... 436 00:19:04.642 --> 00:19:07.979 It was, like, literally, "troubling second album" syndrome. 437 00:19:08.014 --> 00:19:10.608 In a way, we could not top Casino. 438 00:19:10.644 --> 00:19:12.310 It's easy to say that. Of course we wanted 439 00:19:12.345 --> 00:19:14.948 to top Casino but, you know... 440 00:19:14.983 --> 00:19:17.714 [Broccoli] We were up against the writer's strike on one end... 441 00:19:17.750 --> 00:19:19.583 [Craig] Which everybody knew was coming. 442 00:19:19.618 --> 00:19:20.916 [Broccoli] We knew it was coming, 443 00:19:20.952 --> 00:19:22.617 and we hadn't quite gotten the script right. 444 00:19:22.652 --> 00:19:23.926 We didn't have a director yet. 445 00:19:23.961 --> 00:19:26.328 And on the other end was the... 446 00:19:26.363 --> 00:19:28.324 There was supposed to be an actors' strike, 447 00:19:28.359 --> 00:19:29.792 the SAG strike. 448 00:19:29.827 --> 00:19:32.629 So we were like, "If we don't go now, 449 00:19:32.664 --> 00:19:34.601 it's gonna be never-never land." 450 00:19:37.266 --> 00:19:40.173 So, we basically started shooting without a script, 451 00:19:40.208 --> 00:19:41.845 which is never a good idea. 452 00:19:41.881 --> 00:19:43.643 But the script was turned in, 453 00:19:43.679 --> 00:19:46.641 and I remember the writer who turned the script in 454 00:19:46.677 --> 00:19:48.412 and then picked up his check, 455 00:19:48.447 --> 00:19:50.945 and then picked up his placard 456 00:19:50.980 --> 00:19:53.248 and stood outside the studio striking. 457 00:19:55.391 --> 00:19:58.524 Anyway, so, we were kind of screwed, 458 00:19:58.559 --> 00:20:00.690 and we had to all kind of muddle in 459 00:20:00.725 --> 00:20:02.165 and try and make the story work, 460 00:20:02.201 --> 00:20:04.332 and it wasn't really working that great. 461 00:20:04.367 --> 00:20:07.137 But, you know, I look back at the movie 462 00:20:07.172 --> 00:20:09.836 and, you know, it's still a good movie. 463 00:20:09.871 --> 00:20:11.801 [Craig] There's some really special moments in that film. 464 00:20:11.836 --> 00:20:13.276 -[Broccoli] Yeah. -[Craig] Very special. 465 00:20:13.311 --> 00:20:15.471 I don't know if that movie adheres together 466 00:20:15.506 --> 00:20:17.007 as well as it should, 467 00:20:17.042 --> 00:20:20.945 but that was just because the story, it wasn't solid. 468 00:20:20.980 --> 00:20:23.445 [Wilson] We just didn't get Bond's journey right in it, 469 00:20:23.481 --> 00:20:24.946 which is the key. 470 00:20:24.982 --> 00:20:27.882 It wasn't totally focused on his journey, 471 00:20:27.917 --> 00:20:29.717 and I think, sometimes we get... 472 00:20:29.752 --> 00:20:32.830 we can get too wound up in plot 473 00:20:32.865 --> 00:20:34.858 rather than keep to the story, 474 00:20:34.893 --> 00:20:38.896 which is an issue for these kind of films. 475 00:21:04.930 --> 00:21:06.792 [man] Three, two, one, action! 476 00:21:09.058 --> 00:21:10.494 [Craig] What had happened, weirdly, 477 00:21:10.529 --> 00:21:12.092 and it's not nobody's fault, 478 00:21:12.127 --> 00:21:13.566 I mean, it's my fault, mainly is that... 479 00:21:13.601 --> 00:21:14.872 You know, the stunt guys were like, 480 00:21:14.907 --> 00:21:16.338 "Oh, God, you can do this." 481 00:21:16.373 --> 00:21:18.103 So I'd get more and more and more to do. 482 00:21:18.139 --> 00:21:21.507 I was loving it, it was great, I was jumping all over the place. 483 00:21:21.542 --> 00:21:23.210 So I threw myself into the stunts 484 00:21:23.245 --> 00:21:24.512 more than I threw myself... 485 00:21:24.547 --> 00:21:26.043 'Cause the script was a bit kind of like, 486 00:21:26.078 --> 00:21:27.843 "I don't know what to do about the script. I can't... 487 00:21:27.878 --> 00:21:29.753 I'm not a writer, I can't help." 488 00:21:29.789 --> 00:21:32.185 And even though Marc and I would sit and we'd try and bash things out, 489 00:21:32.220 --> 00:21:33.387 I couldn't really help. 490 00:21:33.423 --> 00:21:35.253 So I threw myself into the stunts, 491 00:21:35.288 --> 00:21:36.987 and I basically volunteered for every single stunt in the movie. 492 00:21:39.223 --> 00:21:41.392 And that was... with hindsight, that was a bad mistake, 493 00:21:41.428 --> 00:21:43.257 'cause I got badly hurt. 494 00:21:43.293 --> 00:21:45.963 But on Quantum, I think I was sort of overwhelmed. 495 00:21:47.436 --> 00:21:49.202 My world had turned upside down. 496 00:21:49.237 --> 00:21:50.264 I mean, upside down. 497 00:21:51.604 --> 00:21:53.276 My personal life was affected 498 00:21:53.311 --> 00:21:56.373 by being that famous all of a sudden. 499 00:21:56.408 --> 00:21:59.581 I can honestly say I was sort of in a bit of cloud cuckoo land. 500 00:22:01.914 --> 00:22:03.320 [Broccoli] When you think about it, I mean, 501 00:22:03.355 --> 00:22:05.489 Daniel went from not being a household name 502 00:22:05.525 --> 00:22:08.117 to being on the tea towels, literally on the tea towels. 503 00:22:09.460 --> 00:22:11.989 That's a huge transformation for someone. 504 00:22:14.328 --> 00:22:15.796 And I mean, I remember, 505 00:22:15.831 --> 00:22:19.303 you were sort of under siege at a point, weren't you? 506 00:22:19.339 --> 00:22:22.129 I mean, I think I was physically under siege, 507 00:22:22.164 --> 00:22:23.772 but also, I was mentally under siege. 508 00:22:23.807 --> 00:22:27.001 I mean, when there are people in trees outside your house, 509 00:22:27.037 --> 00:22:28.674 you're kind of, you know, they say, 510 00:22:28.709 --> 00:22:30.348 "What have you got to be paranoid about?" 511 00:22:31.775 --> 00:22:33.741 I mean, I didn't go out. 512 00:22:33.776 --> 00:22:36.176 I mean, I literally kind of would lock myself in and close the curtains 513 00:22:36.211 --> 00:22:38.019 'cause I didn't know how to handle it. 514 00:22:38.055 --> 00:22:39.489 And I don't still. 515 00:22:41.517 --> 00:22:43.292 [Broccoli] I mean, there were times I was worried for him 516 00:22:43.327 --> 00:22:45.121 because he wasn't enjoying life. 517 00:22:45.156 --> 00:22:47.827 You know, it felt like it was really a big sacrifice. 518 00:22:51.898 --> 00:22:54.964 And then we did a play together in New York. 519 00:22:55.000 --> 00:22:56.296 -[Craig] Yeah. -[Broccoli] I think that-- 520 00:22:56.332 --> 00:22:58.200 [Craig] And Hugh Jackman taught me a few things. 521 00:22:59.710 --> 00:23:02.307 [Broccoli] Yeah. I mean, that was interesting because... 522 00:23:02.343 --> 00:23:04.780 [Craig] Well, one of things that you told me was that I'm not Hugh. 523 00:23:04.815 --> 00:23:07.042 -[Broccoli] Yeah. -[Craig] Because Hugh is extraordinary. 524 00:23:07.078 --> 00:23:08.984 I mean, his wife calls him Senator Jack. 525 00:23:09.019 --> 00:23:11.554 -[Broccoli chuckles] -So, it's like... So, he goes out, you know, 526 00:23:11.590 --> 00:23:13.681 like, he waves to the crowd and talks to everybody, 527 00:23:13.717 --> 00:23:15.518 kisses every baby. 528 00:23:15.553 --> 00:23:17.489 I mean, he's, like, there for hours every night after the show, 529 00:23:17.524 --> 00:23:19.021 and I kind of, it isn't... 530 00:23:19.057 --> 00:23:21.225 I joined in. I kind of was like, "Okay." 531 00:23:21.260 --> 00:23:23.363 I mean, you know, 'cause they were there to see us both. 532 00:23:23.398 --> 00:23:27.334 And they were both... And they were excited to see us both. And it was... 533 00:23:27.369 --> 00:23:29.968 So I think that broke a big... 534 00:23:30.003 --> 00:23:31.374 -The enjoyment... -[Broccoli] It broke a boil. 535 00:23:31.410 --> 00:23:33.067 [Craig] Yeah, it broke a boil, exactly. 536 00:23:33.103 --> 00:23:35.245 It kind of, it just made it that, 537 00:23:35.281 --> 00:23:37.377 "You know what, it ain't that bad." 538 00:23:37.413 --> 00:23:38.944 It became fun, it became fun. 539 00:23:43.847 --> 00:23:45.016 Where the hell have you been? 540 00:23:46.223 --> 00:23:48.591 You didn't get the postcard? 541 00:23:48.626 --> 00:23:50.588 You should try it sometime, get away from it all. 542 00:23:50.623 --> 00:23:52.122 It really lends perspective. 543 00:23:54.563 --> 00:23:56.223 [Broccoli] When we got to Skyfall, 544 00:23:56.258 --> 00:23:58.399 it was about building the family again. 545 00:23:58.435 --> 00:24:00.033 -The MI6 family. -[Craig] Yes. 546 00:24:00.068 --> 00:24:02.931 [Broccoli] Because we knew that Judy would be departing. 547 00:24:02.966 --> 00:24:04.598 [Craig] Getting Ralph involved. 548 00:24:04.633 --> 00:24:06.442 -[Broccoli] Getting Ralph involved. -[Craig] Yeah. And Ben. 549 00:24:06.477 --> 00:24:09.205 [Broccoli] And Ben and Naomie Harris. 550 00:24:09.240 --> 00:24:12.109 So we felt we were betting into something again, 551 00:24:12.144 --> 00:24:16.685 and giving Bond his family, his foundation back. 552 00:24:16.720 --> 00:24:19.516 [Craig] But it was like we have to have a new Q 553 00:24:19.551 --> 00:24:23.456 and you know, the casting of Ben was just like this genius thing. 554 00:24:23.491 --> 00:24:25.122 It just pleased everybody. 555 00:24:27.124 --> 00:24:29.766 Always makes me feel a little melancholy. 556 00:24:29.801 --> 00:24:33.471 A grand old warship being ignominiously hauled away for scrap. 557 00:24:36.902 --> 00:24:39.070 Inevitability of time, don't you think? 558 00:24:41.947 --> 00:24:43.107 What do you see? 559 00:24:45.115 --> 00:24:46.242 A bloody big ship. 560 00:24:48.018 --> 00:24:49.014 Excuse me. 561 00:24:49.447 --> 00:24:50.444 007. 562 00:24:51.455 --> 00:24:53.854 -[sighs] -I'm your new Quartermaster. 563 00:24:56.028 --> 00:24:57.154 You must be joking. 564 00:24:58.463 --> 00:25:00.130 Why? Because I'm not wearing a lab coat? 565 00:25:00.165 --> 00:25:03.592 Because you still have spots. 566 00:25:03.627 --> 00:25:07.168 I got very excited when I saw my friend, Daniel, play James Bond 567 00:25:07.203 --> 00:25:08.800 in Casino Royale. 568 00:25:08.836 --> 00:25:11.232 And I thought it opened up all sorts of 569 00:25:11.267 --> 00:25:13.110 wonderful possibilities for the character. 570 00:25:13.145 --> 00:25:14.576 And I wanted a huge challenge 571 00:25:14.612 --> 00:25:16.137 and for me, this was an enormous challenge. 572 00:25:16.172 --> 00:25:18.313 [Broccoli] Daniel had suggested Sam, 573 00:25:18.348 --> 00:25:20.411 which was a really great idea. 574 00:25:20.447 --> 00:25:21.514 And, you know, 575 00:25:21.549 --> 00:25:24.480 Sam was coming back to England, 576 00:25:24.515 --> 00:25:27.916 and he'd never done anything on that sort of scale before. 577 00:25:27.951 --> 00:25:31.520 And it was a great combination. 578 00:25:31.556 --> 00:25:34.527 [Craig] Yeah, you know, Sam came in and he loves actors, 579 00:25:34.562 --> 00:25:36.428 and he loves directing actors. 580 00:25:36.463 --> 00:25:38.800 And we had a great story, and all the actors came up and turned up. 581 00:25:39.533 --> 00:25:40.703 They created something. 582 00:25:41.403 --> 00:25:42.937 They reinvented it. 583 00:25:42.972 --> 00:25:45.367 They did it in a way that's incredibly memorable, I think. 584 00:25:48.345 --> 00:25:50.009 Are you sure this is about M? 585 00:25:50.543 --> 00:25:51.846 It's about her, 586 00:25:53.084 --> 00:25:54.585 and you and me. 587 00:25:56.420 --> 00:25:58.556 You see, we are the last two rats. 588 00:25:59.555 --> 00:26:00.987 We can either eat each other... 589 00:26:04.896 --> 00:26:05.761 Hmm? 590 00:26:08.562 --> 00:26:09.930 Or eat everyone else. 591 00:26:12.838 --> 00:26:16.530 How you're trying to remember your training now. [chuckles] 592 00:26:17.904 --> 00:26:20.006 What's the regulation to cover this? 593 00:26:24.216 --> 00:26:25.847 Well, first time for everything, 594 00:26:26.712 --> 00:26:28.410 -yes? -[Craig] Hmm. 595 00:26:30.379 --> 00:26:32.854 What makes you think this is my first time? 596 00:26:34.587 --> 00:26:35.791 Oh, Mr. Bond... 597 00:26:38.421 --> 00:26:40.390 [Broccoli] That scene with you and Javier, 598 00:26:40.426 --> 00:26:43.493 when the sort of sexual innuendo between the two of you 599 00:26:43.529 --> 00:26:46.597 and you say, "What makes you think this is my first time?" 600 00:26:46.633 --> 00:26:48.736 I mean, I remember 601 00:26:48.772 --> 00:26:51.566 we were told to cut that line by the studio, 602 00:26:51.601 --> 00:26:54.874 and we said, "No, no, no." We resisted. We resisted. 603 00:26:54.909 --> 00:26:57.280 And I remember the night of the premier 604 00:26:57.315 --> 00:26:59.711 that line, just the whole place 605 00:26:59.746 --> 00:27:01.717 rocked it then, with that line. 606 00:27:01.752 --> 00:27:03.918 I remember looking at the studio executive 607 00:27:03.953 --> 00:27:06.684 who was in the next thing, going, "See, told you." 608 00:27:06.719 --> 00:27:08.520 Now we have the poster. 609 00:27:08.555 --> 00:27:09.660 -Finally. -Yeah. 610 00:27:11.122 --> 00:27:13.388 [Wilson] Skyfall is an example again, 611 00:27:13.423 --> 00:27:16.357 of a complex story and a very simple plot. 612 00:27:16.393 --> 00:27:19.767 And those emotional stories really work, 613 00:27:19.802 --> 00:27:22.435 and both, Casino Royale and Skyfall 614 00:27:22.471 --> 00:27:24.305 demonstrate that. 615 00:27:24.340 --> 00:27:26.939 [Craig] We had an ending, you know, we had an ending for Skyfall. 616 00:27:26.975 --> 00:27:29.378 We'd figured the ending out very early on. 617 00:27:29.413 --> 00:27:30.973 [Wilson] It was emotionally, 618 00:27:31.008 --> 00:27:33.049 very emotionally affecting. 619 00:27:48.496 --> 00:27:49.766 I suppose it's 620 00:27:50.995 --> 00:27:53.033 too late to make a run for it. 621 00:27:59.509 --> 00:28:00.843 Well, I am game if you are. 622 00:28:11.951 --> 00:28:13.724 Let's just get one thing right. 623 00:28:19.896 --> 00:28:21.864 [Craig] The day we filmed her death was... 624 00:28:22.795 --> 00:28:23.830 was very emotional, 625 00:28:23.865 --> 00:28:25.760 I mean, it's... It was difficult. 626 00:28:25.795 --> 00:28:28.370 I mean, we joked most of the day, but it was actually... 627 00:28:28.405 --> 00:28:31.004 It was very tough to do 628 00:28:31.040 --> 00:28:33.709 because she's been part of Bond for a while. 629 00:28:33.744 --> 00:28:36.370 And it's like she has something about her, 630 00:28:36.405 --> 00:28:38.374 and it comes across in her acting, 631 00:28:38.409 --> 00:28:40.377 and it comes across in everything she does. 632 00:28:47.916 --> 00:28:51.522 [Broccoli] It was an extremely emotional day for all of us. 633 00:28:51.557 --> 00:28:56.195 Um, I think for Judy, who was really holding it together. 634 00:28:56.562 --> 00:28:57.526 Um, 635 00:28:58.867 --> 00:29:02.370 but, you know, for me also because... 636 00:29:02.405 --> 00:29:05.807 during the, sort of, 17 years that we've been working together, 637 00:29:05.843 --> 00:29:08.711 you know, we've all been through a lot. 638 00:29:08.747 --> 00:29:12.277 And, um, she's reinvented this character. 639 00:29:13.352 --> 00:29:16.886 And it was pretty devastating. 640 00:29:18.348 --> 00:29:19.919 We were all... We were all a mess. 641 00:29:19.955 --> 00:29:21.682 Well, I was a mess, particularly. 642 00:29:26.292 --> 00:29:27.896 [Craig] I mean, on a purely personal level 643 00:29:27.931 --> 00:29:30.059 the fact that I got to act with Judy Dench, 644 00:29:30.094 --> 00:29:31.594 it was a lifelong ambition. 645 00:29:31.629 --> 00:29:34.899 The fact that I got to act with Judi Dench, being my M, 646 00:29:34.934 --> 00:29:37.401 is just beyond the realms. 647 00:29:49.888 --> 00:29:53.680 [Craig] Skyfall, for me, was a culmination of... 648 00:29:53.715 --> 00:29:56.953 It was every... It kind of ticked all my boxes. 649 00:29:56.989 --> 00:29:58.755 [man] Cut. Cut, thank you. 650 00:30:02.466 --> 00:30:05.128 [Broccoli] There were so many things about Skyfall that were terrific. 651 00:30:07.005 --> 00:30:09.872 The story, and then, bringing the family together, 652 00:30:09.907 --> 00:30:13.805 and the really emotional ending and all that. 653 00:30:13.840 --> 00:30:17.272 Then we also had Adele, 654 00:30:17.308 --> 00:30:19.278 and we also had the Olympics. 655 00:30:20.519 --> 00:30:23.645 And that was just incredible. 656 00:30:33.858 --> 00:30:36.730 [Graham Norton] The stars of the new James Bond movie, Skyfall, 657 00:30:36.766 --> 00:30:38.427 are with us. Yes, they are. 658 00:30:38.462 --> 00:30:41.597 -[audience exclaims] -Daniel Craig is here. 659 00:30:41.633 --> 00:30:44.465 The last time we saw you as Bond with Her Majesty, 660 00:30:44.500 --> 00:30:46.242 -the Olympics... -[Craig] Mm-hmm. 661 00:30:46.277 --> 00:30:47.842 -...how long was that in the planning? -Quite a long time. 662 00:30:47.877 --> 00:30:50.913 Danny Boyle came to visit me on set. 663 00:30:50.949 --> 00:30:52.848 He sat me down, he told me what he wanted to do 664 00:30:52.883 --> 00:30:55.009 and I walked out and said, "Enough of that." 665 00:30:56.678 --> 00:30:57.984 I really thought he was just pulling my leg. 666 00:30:58.020 --> 00:31:00.115 So, um, anyway, the whole kind of thing, 667 00:31:00.150 --> 00:31:02.286 um, you know, came about. 668 00:31:02.321 --> 00:31:03.756 The next thing I know I'm at the Palace. 669 00:31:06.863 --> 00:31:08.195 [Norton] 'Cause you must've thought, 670 00:31:08.230 --> 00:31:10.091 "Oh, I'll agree to it but it'll never happen." 671 00:31:10.126 --> 00:31:11.759 -You know, you can-- -[Craig] Well, I didn't... I mean, I thought 672 00:31:11.794 --> 00:31:13.432 they hadn't sort of had the okay from the Palace, 673 00:31:13.467 --> 00:31:15.769 but apparently, they got that first and then asked me. 674 00:31:15.804 --> 00:31:17.201 So I didn't have much choice. 675 00:31:17.237 --> 00:31:19.369 Oh, yeah. Imagine if you'd turned it down. 676 00:31:21.737 --> 00:31:23.980 [man] ... all the way around the stadium, 677 00:31:25.176 --> 00:31:26.411 a James Bond epic... 678 00:31:29.013 --> 00:31:30.019 starring... 679 00:31:30.916 --> 00:31:31.812 Daniel Craig, 680 00:31:33.382 --> 00:31:34.749 and Her Majesty, The Queen. 681 00:31:36.589 --> 00:31:39.455 [Harrison Ford] The British Artist of the Year Award 682 00:31:39.491 --> 00:31:42.823 was created in 2006, and the first recipient 683 00:31:42.858 --> 00:31:47.201 was another incredibly talented actor, Rachel Weisz, 684 00:31:48.098 --> 00:31:49.665 Daniel's wife. 685 00:31:51.600 --> 00:31:54.470 Britannia Award, the best of British... 686 00:31:54.505 --> 00:31:56.475 Sorry, I'll get it together on the day. 687 00:31:56.510 --> 00:31:58.338 -Best British... -[woman] For British Artist of the Year. 688 00:31:58.373 --> 00:32:00.610 [laughs] British Artist. 689 00:32:01.210 --> 00:32:03.180 Daniel, artist. 690 00:32:03.215 --> 00:32:05.480 [Ford] And now, six years later, 691 00:32:05.515 --> 00:32:09.084 with Rachel's patient tutelage... 692 00:32:11.528 --> 00:32:13.391 ...and coaching, 693 00:32:13.426 --> 00:32:16.031 he is in the position to be able to accept... 694 00:32:16.066 --> 00:32:18.133 ...that 11 people got offered the role before him. 695 00:32:19.430 --> 00:32:21.837 But don't... Uh, don't put any of this. 696 00:32:21.872 --> 00:32:23.868 Clooney, I think was first, Clooney. 697 00:32:23.904 --> 00:32:25.842 I got offered, um... 698 00:32:25.878 --> 00:32:29.040 I think even, yeah, Jude Law got offered it. 699 00:32:29.075 --> 00:32:30.574 Will Ferrell got offered it. 700 00:32:30.609 --> 00:32:31.682 -[audience cheering] -[Ford] Put your hands together 701 00:32:31.717 --> 00:32:34.175 for the British Artist of The Year, 702 00:32:34.210 --> 00:32:35.986 Mr. Daniel Craig. 703 00:32:42.926 --> 00:32:44.720 [Craig] Thank you, Bafta for this. 704 00:32:44.755 --> 00:32:47.094 It's incredibly humbling to receive this honor 705 00:32:47.129 --> 00:32:49.733 with all these amazingly talented people. 706 00:32:49.768 --> 00:32:51.601 Michael Wilson and Barbara Broccoli, 707 00:32:51.636 --> 00:32:52.967 together with Cubby Broccoli, 708 00:32:53.002 --> 00:32:56.399 they made a franchise last 50 years. 709 00:32:56.435 --> 00:32:59.367 And, uh, they allowed me to be part of it, 710 00:32:59.402 --> 00:33:01.242 so thank you. Thank you. 711 00:33:17.325 --> 00:33:18.987 [Craig] We had to convince Sam to do it. 712 00:33:19.023 --> 00:33:21.922 I mean, you know, Sam was very much of two minds about it. 713 00:33:22.932 --> 00:33:24.464 [Broccoli] He felt he'd done it 714 00:33:24.500 --> 00:33:26.899 and he'd done it so successfully to drag him back in, 715 00:33:26.934 --> 00:33:28.563 but he got into it. 716 00:33:28.598 --> 00:33:30.401 He approached this whole series 717 00:33:30.437 --> 00:33:32.768 with tremendous enthusiasm, I would say. 718 00:33:33.679 --> 00:33:35.438 You know, "Let's get the car, 719 00:33:35.474 --> 00:33:37.507 and let's do the biggest explosion." 720 00:33:37.542 --> 00:33:39.906 He just really embraced all the tropes, 721 00:33:39.942 --> 00:33:42.410 which was... it was time for that to happen. 722 00:33:42.445 --> 00:33:44.846 And, uh, and it was fun. 723 00:33:44.882 --> 00:33:47.184 [Craig] Yeah, I always wanted to have the gadgets 724 00:33:47.220 --> 00:33:48.852 and things back in the movie. 725 00:33:48.887 --> 00:33:50.921 It was just bringing them back in in an original way. 726 00:33:50.956 --> 00:33:53.459 And I think Sam and I had this conversation before Spectre. 727 00:33:53.495 --> 00:33:57.628 It was how do we make it happen, so it feels fresh. 728 00:33:57.664 --> 00:34:00.602 [Broccoli] But I think we needed to find a big hook 729 00:34:00.637 --> 00:34:01.762 to the story. 730 00:34:01.797 --> 00:34:03.763 And then, obviously, what came up was 731 00:34:03.799 --> 00:34:06.609 the idea of bringing Blofeld back. 732 00:34:06.644 --> 00:34:08.078 [Blofeld] Welcome, James. 733 00:34:12.078 --> 00:34:13.479 It's been a long time. 734 00:34:15.246 --> 00:34:16.977 But finally, here we are. 735 00:34:21.758 --> 00:34:22.917 What took you so long? 736 00:34:31.501 --> 00:34:33.068 Cuckoo. 737 00:34:33.103 --> 00:34:34.566 [Craig] I had a lot of fun on that movie, 738 00:34:34.601 --> 00:34:36.535 but part of the problem was that maybe I broke my leg. 739 00:34:37.268 --> 00:34:38.908 And we had a choice, 740 00:34:38.944 --> 00:34:41.471 we could shut down for nine months, 741 00:34:41.507 --> 00:34:43.079 and I could go and get an operation, 742 00:34:43.115 --> 00:34:45.808 or I could, I could crack on with the movie. 743 00:34:45.843 --> 00:34:48.479 And, I didn't want to shut down for nine months. 744 00:34:48.514 --> 00:34:50.315 I-I thought I've got to finish the movie, 745 00:34:50.350 --> 00:34:53.847 so I wore basically a bionic leg 746 00:34:53.882 --> 00:34:55.686 for the rest of the... rest of the film, 747 00:34:55.721 --> 00:34:59.988 which was not the greatest way to do a Bond movie. 748 00:35:00.023 --> 00:35:02.328 [Broccoli] And you didn't stop doing all the action? 749 00:35:02.363 --> 00:35:04.494 [Craig] No. You know, unfortunately, 750 00:35:04.530 --> 00:35:07.003 it was massively distracting for me. 751 00:35:07.038 --> 00:35:09.336 So I probably was talking through my ass 752 00:35:09.372 --> 00:35:11.406 when I said it was the best experience of my life 753 00:35:11.442 --> 00:35:15.173 because I was trying to juggle an awful lot of things. 754 00:35:15.208 --> 00:35:17.580 I had to psychologically juggle 755 00:35:17.616 --> 00:35:18.709 my physical state. 756 00:35:23.753 --> 00:35:24.583 [man] Hang on. 757 00:35:27.989 --> 00:35:31.585 [Craig] Trouble is, with the energy that I had, the leg would give way, 758 00:35:31.620 --> 00:35:34.626 which is kinda of great when you watch me walking at the beginning of the movie, 759 00:35:34.661 --> 00:35:36.728 and I climb out of a window, walk down a ledge 760 00:35:36.764 --> 00:35:38.693 and jump down another ledge, and jump down another ledge. 761 00:35:38.728 --> 00:35:40.193 I'm literally going, [chuckling] 762 00:35:40.228 --> 00:35:41.938 "Don't give way, don't give way, don't give way." 763 00:35:41.973 --> 00:35:43.434 I mean, I'm tired, got a wire on, 764 00:35:43.469 --> 00:35:45.907 but I mean, it's very traumatic. 765 00:35:45.943 --> 00:35:47.403 'Cause I'm trying to be cool, 766 00:35:47.438 --> 00:35:49.410 but my leg is-- it's shot. 767 00:36:08.594 --> 00:36:11.261 [man 1] Here we go. Ready, everyone? 768 00:36:11.296 --> 00:36:12.899 Let's all fall back. 769 00:36:12.935 --> 00:36:15.433 [man 2] And, action! 770 00:36:15.469 --> 00:36:17.630 [Broccoli] He was in excruciating pain 771 00:36:17.665 --> 00:36:18.733 on that whole sequence. 772 00:36:18.768 --> 00:36:21.769 The opening sequence was redesigned 773 00:36:21.804 --> 00:36:24.011 for him to be more stealth-like, 774 00:36:24.047 --> 00:36:27.173 because he could barely walk. 775 00:36:27.208 --> 00:36:29.450 I remember, I was just looking at him and thinking, 776 00:36:29.485 --> 00:36:32.679 "I don't know how he's actually managing this." 777 00:36:32.714 --> 00:36:36.116 I mean, we had 1,500 extras. 778 00:36:36.151 --> 00:36:38.293 You know, it was a massive, massive sequence. 779 00:36:38.328 --> 00:36:40.691 We had shut down the square for four days 780 00:36:40.727 --> 00:36:42.959 and he was like, "I'm going to do it," you know? 781 00:36:42.994 --> 00:36:45.361 [Craig] But we changed the idea and I just said, "Look, 782 00:36:45.396 --> 00:36:47.370 we keep it mysterious." 783 00:36:47.405 --> 00:36:49.533 So basically, I'm doing a lot of entrances and exits, 784 00:36:49.568 --> 00:36:51.203 and I think that kind of worked. 785 00:36:51.238 --> 00:36:52.833 In a way, it was fortuitous, 786 00:36:52.868 --> 00:36:55.772 because that scene is exceptional. 787 00:36:55.808 --> 00:36:57.678 And if we'd shut down, God knows, I don't know, 788 00:36:57.714 --> 00:36:59.206 -I don't-- -[Broccoli] We never could have achieved that. 789 00:36:59.241 --> 00:37:02.218 [Craig] Well, you know what, they said nine-month recovery. 790 00:37:02.254 --> 00:37:04.285 I mean, it may be for a 22-year-old athlete, 791 00:37:04.321 --> 00:37:08.324 but it's not for a man of advancing years. 792 00:37:28.208 --> 00:37:31.974 [Craig] I don't wat to kind of go on about how hard Spectre was, 793 00:37:32.009 --> 00:37:34.680 but it was, it was tough, and I needed a break. 794 00:37:34.716 --> 00:37:38.479 I needed to kind of switch off. I needed to get away. 795 00:37:38.514 --> 00:37:42.089 And I genuinely felt, psychologically, at the end of that film, 796 00:37:42.124 --> 00:37:44.185 "Maybe I'm just too old." 797 00:37:44.220 --> 00:37:46.863 And the problem is the way we started these films... 798 00:37:46.898 --> 00:37:48.530 I've started my tenure at this, 799 00:37:48.565 --> 00:37:52.528 was throwing myself at it like a bull in a China shop. 800 00:37:52.563 --> 00:37:54.269 So, to sort of not do that, 801 00:37:54.304 --> 00:37:55.766 seemed to be like, "What's the point?" 802 00:37:55.802 --> 00:37:58.508 I mean, it just felt, like, completely wrong. 803 00:37:58.543 --> 00:38:00.935 I mean, I, genuinely, I'd convinced myself that was it. 804 00:38:03.943 --> 00:38:07.910 Daniel Craig is definitely not doing another Bond movie. 805 00:38:07.945 --> 00:38:10.716 In a super candid interview with Time Out 806 00:38:10.752 --> 00:38:13.288 while doing press for Spectre, Daniel Craig is asked 807 00:38:13.323 --> 00:38:15.588 if he'd want to do another Bond movie. 808 00:38:15.624 --> 00:38:18.553 His answer, "Now I'd rather break this glass 809 00:38:18.588 --> 00:38:20.122 and slash my wrists." 810 00:38:20.158 --> 00:38:22.465 It was two days after I finished shooting the last movie. 811 00:38:22.501 --> 00:38:24.027 -[Stephen Colbert] Sure. -I went straight into an interview 812 00:38:24.062 --> 00:38:25.767 -and someone said, "Would you do another one?" -Oh, okay. 813 00:38:25.802 --> 00:38:29.567 And I went, "No!" I... And instead of saying something, you know, 814 00:38:29.603 --> 00:38:32.766 -um, with style and grace. -[laughing] 815 00:38:32.801 --> 00:38:34.376 I gave a really stupid answer. 816 00:38:34.411 --> 00:38:36.039 Someone gave me a good analogy, which is that, 817 00:38:36.074 --> 00:38:38.204 if you were asked 200 meters from the end of a marathon, 818 00:38:38.240 --> 00:38:40.549 whether you'd run another marathon, you'd be... 819 00:38:40.585 --> 00:38:42.983 you know, you'd be fairly short and sweet about the answer, 820 00:38:43.019 --> 00:38:44.087 which is what I was. 821 00:38:44.122 --> 00:38:45.550 I've read that it will be your last. 822 00:38:45.585 --> 00:38:47.283 -Will this be your last? -I don't know. 823 00:38:47.318 --> 00:38:49.754 -[man] The burning question, will it be your last one? -Who knows. 824 00:38:49.790 --> 00:38:51.125 [woman] Are you gonna stay or are you gonna go-- 825 00:38:51.160 --> 00:38:52.656 I don't know. I just don't know. 826 00:38:52.691 --> 00:38:53.927 The honest answer is, I don't know. 827 00:38:53.963 --> 00:38:55.154 I don't know. 828 00:38:55.190 --> 00:38:58.428 Daniel Craig, will you return as James Bond? 829 00:38:58.464 --> 00:39:01.436 -Yes. -[audience cheer] 830 00:39:01.471 --> 00:39:04.072 [Craig] You know, Barbara drives a hard bargain. 831 00:39:04.108 --> 00:39:06.007 Thanks so much. Daniel Craig... 832 00:39:06.042 --> 00:39:08.943 [Craig] So, I don't think I was ever really gonna get away with leaving 833 00:39:08.978 --> 00:39:09.973 after Spectre. 834 00:39:16.311 --> 00:39:17.649 [Broccoli] That was supposed to be his last movie, 835 00:39:17.685 --> 00:39:19.454 although I told him it wasn't gonna be. 836 00:39:19.490 --> 00:39:20.649 [Craig] It was supposed to be my last movie 837 00:39:20.684 --> 00:39:22.153 but Barbara, she said, "No." 838 00:39:26.321 --> 00:39:28.692 [Broccoli] I said, "There is unfinished business. 839 00:39:28.728 --> 00:39:30.794 We haven't told the rest of the story. 840 00:39:30.829 --> 00:39:32.468 There is still story to be told here." 841 00:39:33.201 --> 00:39:34.998 So we started this one 842 00:39:35.033 --> 00:39:37.968 with the idea that, "Wow, we got to go for broke." 843 00:39:40.239 --> 00:39:42.869 [female reporter] The production on the latest film, Bond 25, 844 00:39:42.904 --> 00:39:44.711 was reportedly just shut down. 845 00:39:44.746 --> 00:39:47.147 It's being reported that Craig injured himself in Jamaica 846 00:39:47.182 --> 00:39:48.418 on the set of Bond 25. 847 00:39:51.852 --> 00:39:54.856 [Wilson] We had the injury, but we also had... 848 00:39:54.891 --> 00:39:57.493 You know, we started with one director and we got another, 849 00:39:59.763 --> 00:40:03.527 and then we had script issues that went on and on and on. 850 00:40:03.562 --> 00:40:06.562 And it's also emotionally tough 851 00:40:06.598 --> 00:40:08.733 being Daniel's last one. 852 00:40:08.768 --> 00:40:10.998 It's tough on Barbara, it's tough on me, 853 00:40:11.034 --> 00:40:13.232 it's tough on Daniel, especially. 854 00:40:13.268 --> 00:40:17.173 And you know, you don't appreciate that. 855 00:40:17.208 --> 00:40:20.708 You don't appreciate how emotionally difficult it is 856 00:40:20.743 --> 00:40:22.813 to do these things. 857 00:40:22.848 --> 00:40:23.912 [Craig] There always is a struggle. 858 00:40:23.947 --> 00:40:25.521 Come on, it's always what it is. 859 00:40:25.556 --> 00:40:28.984 But this has been... It's been harder the most, 860 00:40:29.020 --> 00:40:31.025 but, because we were up against it so much. 861 00:40:31.061 --> 00:40:33.825 People were just like, "We're gonna get it done. This is the last one." 862 00:40:33.860 --> 00:40:36.589 And it felt like everybody just bought into it. 863 00:40:58.387 --> 00:41:01.224 [Broccoli] I'm just so thrilled 864 00:41:01.259 --> 00:41:03.359 at how this film has turned out. 865 00:41:03.395 --> 00:41:04.557 There's something about this film that... 866 00:41:04.592 --> 00:41:06.260 The culmination of the five films 867 00:41:06.295 --> 00:41:07.887 and this film in particular, 868 00:41:07.922 --> 00:41:09.631 it makes me feel, as if 869 00:41:09.667 --> 00:41:13.635 not only has he made his mark on the Bond franchise, 870 00:41:13.671 --> 00:41:16.836 but he has now made his mark in cinematic history. 871 00:41:24.613 --> 00:41:27.880 I mean, the night he completed the role 872 00:41:27.915 --> 00:41:31.788 and we wrapped the film, was like a real moment. 873 00:41:31.823 --> 00:41:35.883 [Wilson] Mm-hmm. And the last shot was him running down an alley, 874 00:41:35.918 --> 00:41:38.457 disappearing out of shot. 875 00:41:38.492 --> 00:41:40.424 It was just unbelievable. 876 00:41:40.459 --> 00:41:42.094 [man 1] And, cut. 877 00:41:42.129 --> 00:41:43.827 -[man 2] Cut the light. -[man 1] All right, that's it, guys. 878 00:41:43.862 --> 00:41:46.467 [Broccoli] It was a historic moment. 879 00:41:46.502 --> 00:41:48.504 -[people cheering] - Everyone came. 880 00:41:48.539 --> 00:41:50.733 We were night shooting, and everyone came down 881 00:41:50.768 --> 00:41:53.409 to kind of witness the moment. 882 00:41:53.444 --> 00:41:56.144 Because we knew how significant it was. 883 00:41:56.180 --> 00:41:57.712 It was deeply emotional. 884 00:41:59.350 --> 00:42:01.178 I mean, everyone was sobbing. 885 00:42:01.213 --> 00:42:02.917 -Literally sobbing. -[Wilson] People wouldn't leave. 886 00:42:02.953 --> 00:42:05.681 You know, usually on night shifts, everybody leaves, no? 887 00:42:05.716 --> 00:42:07.752 They just stood around 888 00:42:07.787 --> 00:42:09.658 and, just embraced each other. 889 00:42:17.325 --> 00:42:19.599 You know, I've been doing this for a while 890 00:42:19.634 --> 00:42:22.136 and there's some of the people I've actually worked with here, I think, most of my career, 891 00:42:22.171 --> 00:42:25.201 which is getting on for about 30 years. So that's quite a long time. 892 00:42:25.236 --> 00:42:28.873 And a lot of people here worked on five pictures with me, 893 00:42:28.909 --> 00:42:31.505 and I know there's a lot of things said about 894 00:42:31.540 --> 00:42:34.284 what I think about these films, or all of those whatever. 895 00:42:34.319 --> 00:42:37.452 But I've loved every single second 896 00:42:37.487 --> 00:42:39.520 of these movies, and especially this one, 897 00:42:39.555 --> 00:42:40.985 because I've got up every morning, 898 00:42:41.020 --> 00:42:44.892 and I've had the chance to work with you guys. 899 00:42:44.927 --> 00:42:47.457 And that has been one of the greatest honors of my life. 900 00:42:47.493 --> 00:42:48.598 So... [sniffles] 901 00:42:51.996 --> 00:42:53.733 [Craig] I look at what I've done, 902 00:42:53.768 --> 00:42:56.397 and go, "That's part of Goldfinger." 903 00:42:57.570 --> 00:42:59.838 And I'm like, "Wow." 904 00:42:59.873 --> 00:43:01.705 I mean, I'm connected to Goldfinger, 905 00:43:01.740 --> 00:43:02.972 I'm connected to Dr. No. 906 00:43:03.007 --> 00:43:05.381 I'm connected to Live and Let Die. 907 00:43:05.416 --> 00:43:07.648 I mean, my tenure is what it is, 908 00:43:07.684 --> 00:43:09.512 but it's only part of something bigger. 909 00:43:09.547 --> 00:43:11.982 That's just... That's what it is, when you look back and go... 910 00:43:12.017 --> 00:43:13.854 I mean, genuinely, I feel like that. 911 00:43:14.785 --> 00:43:16.550 But I look at the films 912 00:43:16.585 --> 00:43:19.553 and I'm incredibly proud of every single one of them. 913 00:43:19.589 --> 00:43:23.023 -I know we've done our best. -[Broccoli] Yeah, for sure. 914 00:43:23.059 --> 00:43:24.634 I mean, really done our best. 915 00:43:27.435 --> 00:43:30.868 [Broccoli] Yeah, I mean, he's sitting here, so it's so awkward to say it, 916 00:43:30.903 --> 00:43:33.774 but Daniel has just taken this... 917 00:43:33.810 --> 00:43:35.840 the character, or the series, the whole thing 918 00:43:35.876 --> 00:43:39.514 to a place that is so extraordinary 919 00:43:39.549 --> 00:43:42.311 and so emotionally satisfying, 920 00:43:43.984 --> 00:43:48.152 that I cannot imagine Bond after Daniel. 921 00:43:50.926 --> 00:43:54.188 [Craig] Let's be honest, leaving this role is not easy. 922 00:43:54.224 --> 00:43:55.731 It's a really difficult thing to do. 923 00:43:56.958 --> 00:43:58.360 And, you know, 924 00:43:58.395 --> 00:44:02.963 I can be as brazen and blase about it as I like, 925 00:44:02.998 --> 00:44:04.869 it's still tough to do. 926 00:44:04.905 --> 00:44:07.106 It's still tough to walk away from. 927 00:44:07.142 --> 00:44:11.313 And it's not about money and fame because I've got it. 928 00:44:11.348 --> 00:44:13.046 I mean, I'm incredibly lucky 929 00:44:13.081 --> 00:44:15.942 and incredibly fortunate to have been able to do this. 930 00:44:15.977 --> 00:44:19.555 It's given me more things in my life than I could ever wish for. 931 00:44:19.590 --> 00:44:21.381 And it's not about any of those things. 932 00:44:21.416 --> 00:44:23.660 It's about a psychological connection 933 00:44:23.695 --> 00:44:26.722 to something that has taken up 15 years of my life. 934 00:44:26.757 --> 00:44:29.589 And to walk away from something like that, is very, very tricky. 935 00:44:30.961 --> 00:44:33.329 But I think it's okay now. 936 00:44:34.829 --> 00:44:36.133 I do. 937 00:44:36.168 --> 00:44:39.269 And it's because we did this movie, really. 938 00:44:39.304 --> 00:44:41.771 I mean, I just think that it's all right now.