Daniel Craig

I do. I talk to him occasionally, and yes, I love him to death. He's just, he's just like, he's a glorious human being. So good.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

I've done all that. I've done a lot. Really? Yeah, I've done a lot. You name it. The amount of theater you've done is just stunning. You name it, I've done it. It's happened on stage.

I've done all that. I've done a lot. Really? Yeah, I've done a lot. You name it. The amount of theater you've done is just stunning. You name it, I've done it. It's happened on stage.

I've done all that. I've done a lot. Really? Yeah, I've done a lot. You name it. The amount of theater you've done is just stunning. You name it, I've done it. It's happened on stage.

I was like, wow, it's like, and there was. The guy was fine and it was all good. It was kind of like, yeah, they stopped the show.

I was like, wow, it's like, and there was. The guy was fine and it was all good. It was kind of like, yeah, they stopped the show.

I was like, wow, it's like, and there was. The guy was fine and it was all good. It was kind of like, yeah, they stopped the show.

I think a movie takes the most out of you because I think it's a seven-day-a-week job. It's not that you can't get... There's no day off, really, because there's always something to do on whatever. Either you're doing a five-day week or you're doing a six-day week. You've got to kind of... You're either rehearsing something or you're... Studying. Studying something.

I think a movie takes the most out of you because I think it's a seven-day-a-week job. It's not that you can't get... There's no day off, really, because there's always something to do on whatever. Either you're doing a five-day week or you're doing a six-day week. You've got to kind of... You're either rehearsing something or you're... Studying. Studying something.

I think a movie takes the most out of you because I think it's a seven-day-a-week job. It's not that you can't get... There's no day off, really, because there's always something to do on whatever. Either you're doing a five-day week or you're doing a six-day week. You've got to kind of... You're either rehearsing something or you're... Studying. Studying something.

So the intensity of that is like there's nothing. And a play, once it's up and running, gets its own kind of momentum. I mean, if it's an emotionally difficult play, then obviously it's kind of like it gets... But you sort of tend to be able to kind of like... Spend the day not thinking about it. And then go and do it.

So the intensity of that is like there's nothing. And a play, once it's up and running, gets its own kind of momentum. I mean, if it's an emotionally difficult play, then obviously it's kind of like it gets... But you sort of tend to be able to kind of like... Spend the day not thinking about it. And then go and do it.

So the intensity of that is like there's nothing. And a play, once it's up and running, gets its own kind of momentum. I mean, if it's an emotionally difficult play, then obviously it's kind of like it gets... But you sort of tend to be able to kind of like... Spend the day not thinking about it. And then go and do it.

It's very attractive. Right. Yeah. I mean, I don't know. It depends how big the bills are, isn't it, right? Yeah. Oh, that's true.

It's very attractive. Right. Yeah. I mean, I don't know. It depends how big the bills are, isn't it, right? Yeah. Oh, that's true.

It's very attractive. Right. Yeah. I mean, I don't know. It depends how big the bills are, isn't it, right? Yeah. Oh, that's true.

Yeah, exactly. I mean, right. So... I don't know. I did work with Gielgud. Did you? I worked with Gielgud on two jobs. He was actually in The Power of One. He played the headmaster at the school. And I did have a scene with him, but I met him. I met him around the back of the set because I'd gone around to have a cigarette back in the day when I smoked. And there he was, smoking.