Today, he is the essence of the seventh art thanks to the incarnation of Agent 007. We’re obviously talking about Daniel Craig, who wore James Bond’s tuxedo for fifteen years and five films. But did you know that the British actor would never have played a famous agent if he hadn’t played a … cocaine dealer?
If Daniel CraigWho will soon return for the third installment of the Knives Out saga, was chosen as James Bond on the big screen thanks to his role as a cocaine dealer in the brilliant gangster film Layer Cake, which was released in cinemas in 2005. Thriller. With beautiful cult status, where his character, a respected figure of the English mafia elite, must find the eldest daughter of his old friend, the powerful criminal Eddie Temple…
Whenever Daniel Craig Auditions for James Bond, he competes with Henry Cavill. “No one was 100% sure of the choice of actor to play 007”Martin Campbell, director of Casino Royale, recalls Express microphone. “It took me a few days to think, I saw it over the weekend Tongue cake And Daniel brought such enormous charm to it that I was convinced that he should play the role.” It will be noted that Daniel Craig He narrowly got the role because Henry Cavill’s audition was amazing.
The director of Kick-Ass, X-Men and Kingsman is at the helm!
Adapted from JJ Connolly’s novel of the same name, Tongue cake There’s a little gem of a British thriller directed by Matthew Vaughn, The Man We Owe Please, Kick-Ass, X-Men: The Beginning and the Kingsman saga. Action, humor, irony, cruelty, violence… The filmmaker, for the first time behind the camera, presents a virtuoso and genuinely enjoyable work that will delight fans of the genre.
Guided by fascinating Daniel Craig before Bond, but by a certain Tom Hardy, Tongue cake is delicious Thriller à la Guy Ritchie, which you must (re)discover. Good news: the thriller is available on Netflix!
Trailer for “Casino Royale,” Daniel Craig’s first James Bond film:
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