The Daniel Craig Forum

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https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/16 ... niel-craig

You have to be brave for this

New movie!!! https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movie ... 235725680/

Hmmm, I don't know..?

Hopefully not just another Fast&Furious episode....

Btw any news on a release date for Queer?

I think, this sounds fun, good dialogue ( grant, russell) and action. Better imo then all this drama stuff

It's an exhilarating prospect to witness Daniel step into the realm of a classic "movie star" film alongside the formidable Charlize Theron. As a devoted admirer of Craig's work, especially his iconic portrayal of James Bond, the anticipation is high to see him embrace a role that echoes the essence of traditional Hollywood stardom. The chemistry between Craig and Theron promises an on-screen dynamic that exudes charisma and prowess.

However, the excitement is tinged with a degree of skepticism. The film, under the direction of Justin Lin, known primarily for his involvement in the "Fast & Furious" franchise, raises eyebrows. Lin's track record, while commercially successful, has often been criticised for favouring spectacle over substance. The concern deepens when contemplating the rather generic title, which suggests a lack of originality. Lin's association with the project brings to mind his penchant for high-octane action, a departure from the nuanced performances one might associate with a sophisticated heist thriller.

While the premise of "Two for the Money" is intriguing—a narrative following career thieves navigating three significant heists—the fear is that the film might succumb to clichés and predictability. The shadow of comparison looms large, and the inevitable parallels to cinematic gems like "Ocean's 11" and "Out of Sight" are anticipated. The risk is that the film might tread familiar ground, presenting a conventional and formulaic narrative that fails to distinguish itself in a genre laden with classics.

Craig's involvement suggests an opportunity for him to showcase his versatile acting range in a genre distinct from his well-known espionage roles. However, until the first frame is captured, the concern remains that the film could fall prey to the pitfalls of its genre, offering a narrative that lacks the innovation and depth expected from a heist thriller.

Though, I'm excited to see him opposite Theron.

Lets Hope, that will be proven wrong. I would really like a good film Like that

Daniel Craig has written the forward to 'To Save Every One: 200 years of RNLI courage' set for release on 1 February 2024.

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https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radi ... ond-london

According to DeuxMoi (the same people who revealed that Barry Keoghan was the Joker and the whole cast of White Lotus 3) it's between Jacob Elordi, Callum Turner and ATJ....I don't like Callum Turner tbh

Those are Boys 🫣
But then, men have disappeared anyway. In the 50s there we're loads around.

OMG.......

Looking at those three I'd go for ATJ....

Never thought I would say this

Yep.....and lets hope it will be non of them....
he gave the franchise 20 years more and now.......it will be really hard to find an actor who can fil this big, big shoes....

Daniel would probably give Aaron the Go, as he is Sams husband, with whom he IS Friends for a Long Time.
I dont See any of them either

Germangirl wrote: ↑Thu Feb 08, 2024 8:00 am Daniel would probably give Aaron the Go, as he is Sams husband, with whom he IS Friends for a Long Time.
I dont See any of them either

To be friend with somebody and to give your professional opinion about his ability to be character you've played aren't the same thing.