No Time To Dies Daniel Craig On Whether James Bond Has A Connection To The Real World

'No time To Die' also features Rami Malek as the villain.

Hollywood celebrity Daniel Craig, who is getting ready to say goodbye to the role of the legendary James Bond, the spy James Bond Craig, has spoken about his involvement in the franchise's 25th film "No Time To Die'.

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In discussing the Bond legacy of the past many decades and the way it is still in contact to all of the globe, Craig stated: "It's impossible not to take a look at the Bond films."

"But as well, what's going on in the world affects the characters. I don't believe we are aiming to do this directly I believe you're off off to a poor beginning when you try to incorporate what's happening in the world to them and make too many references to it however it's the concerns that we speak about." Daniel Craig added.

Speaking about his plans to play the part in the film Bond, Daniel Craig said: "One of the things is that when I first began as Bond, it took me about three months would be required to get fit for the film. Now, it's about one year old, so even while I don't own an idea for a script yet I've started the process in my head as I'm working to be fitter and prepare for any actions."

"So it's true that in a sense it's not a switch; it's a procedure. Suttirat the brilliant costume designer, arrived in New York and we sat and talked about clothes that we had designed for us, which took quite a while before we began shooting."

"No Time To Die" also stars Rami Malek as the villain.

When asked about his experience with Malek, Daniel Craig said: "He was awesome and extremely busy. We were very fortunate to be able to bring him on board. I believe Malek's name was mentioned fairly in the early hours however that was just one of the instances which made us wonder whether he would take it on. The thing is, we didn't know the parts in the first place."

"So even though it's a wonderful idea, you must at the very least declare, 'we don't have all the details however this is the way to go. We did, and had to convince Rami into the process. What you shouldn't do, especially with a person like Rami promises it but then not be able to deliver."

"No Time To Die' hits Indian cinemas with IMAX 3D, 3D, and 4DX on September 30, on the 30th of September in Hindi, English, Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada.

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