Daniel Craig

It's somebody else's fucking problem. Oh, that's so great. It made me laugh out loud.

It's somebody else's fucking problem. Oh, that's so great. It made me laugh out loud.

I mean, I left home at 16. I went and joined a thing called the National Youth Theatre in London. So I left Liverpool. Liverpool was like early 80s.

I mean, I left home at 16. I went and joined a thing called the National Youth Theatre in London. So I left Liverpool. Liverpool was like early 80s.

I mean, I left home at 16. I went and joined a thing called the National Youth Theatre in London. So I left Liverpool. Liverpool was like early 80s.

come up now and it's doing the city's doing great which is just wonderful but at the time it was seriously depressed we had a sort of Trotskyite local council that was hated by Thatcher who she starved I mean it was like the whole thing was just like employment was like I can't even like 35% or 36% it was through the roof whatever it was And there was not a lot of job prospects.

come up now and it's doing the city's doing great which is just wonderful but at the time it was seriously depressed we had a sort of Trotskyite local council that was hated by Thatcher who she starved I mean it was like the whole thing was just like employment was like I can't even like 35% or 36% it was through the roof whatever it was And there was not a lot of job prospects.

come up now and it's doing the city's doing great which is just wonderful but at the time it was seriously depressed we had a sort of Trotskyite local council that was hated by Thatcher who she starved I mean it was like the whole thing was just like employment was like I can't even like 35% or 36% it was through the roof whatever it was And there was not a lot of job prospects.

And I was playing with the idea of joining the Navy. I was playing with the idea. You know, I was doing all those things, going, well, what do I do? What the fuck am I going to do? And there was a thing called the National Youth Theatre, and it did a summer course, and my mother was a teacher, and it was on the board at her school, and she went this. And I went and auditioned for it in Manchester.

And I was playing with the idea of joining the Navy. I was playing with the idea. You know, I was doing all those things, going, well, what do I do? What the fuck am I going to do? And there was a thing called the National Youth Theatre, and it did a summer course, and my mother was a teacher, and it was on the board at her school, and she went this. And I went and auditioned for it in Manchester.

And I was playing with the idea of joining the Navy. I was playing with the idea. You know, I was doing all those things, going, well, what do I do? What the fuck am I going to do? And there was a thing called the National Youth Theatre, and it did a summer course, and my mother was a teacher, and it was on the board at her school, and she went this. And I went and auditioned for it in Manchester.

I got in and she sort of kicked me out the door. She went, you've got to go, you've got to go, go, go, go. And it was partly her ambition because actually she'd got into RADA, which is, you know, the kind of top, the top sort of drama school, certainly of those years, when she was 17, 18. And there was no money.

I got in and she sort of kicked me out the door. She went, you've got to go, you've got to go, go, go, go. And it was partly her ambition because actually she'd got into RADA, which is, you know, the kind of top, the top sort of drama school, certainly of those years, when she was 17, 18. And there was no money.

I got in and she sort of kicked me out the door. She went, you've got to go, you've got to go, go, go, go. And it was partly her ambition because actually she'd got into RADA, which is, you know, the kind of top, the top sort of drama school, certainly of those years, when she was 17, 18. And there was no money.

you know she didn't the family just didn't have the money so she didn't tell me that until about 10 years ago actually oh wow so she but that her ambition for me was just to get going wow she must have been absolutely thrilled with your your success and yeah the arc of your success too yeah

you know she didn't the family just didn't have the money so she didn't tell me that until about 10 years ago actually oh wow so she but that her ambition for me was just to get going wow she must have been absolutely thrilled with your your success and yeah the arc of your success too yeah

you know she didn't the family just didn't have the money so she didn't tell me that until about 10 years ago actually oh wow so she but that her ambition for me was just to get going wow she must have been absolutely thrilled with your your success and yeah the arc of your success too yeah

The theater thing was the kicker. That was definitely the kind of thing that got me just, that's what I want to do. And I had some weird thing that I can do that, which is right. But, you know, it's just because I was a show-off. Right, right. And I still do. You know, I mean, so. John Gielgud. Something like that. No? Yes. Albert Finney.

The theater thing was the kicker. That was definitely the kind of thing that got me just, that's what I want to do. And I had some weird thing that I can do that, which is right. But, you know, it's just because I was a show-off. Right, right. And I still do. You know, I mean, so. John Gielgud. Something like that. No? Yes. Albert Finney.

The theater thing was the kicker. That was definitely the kind of thing that got me just, that's what I want to do. And I had some weird thing that I can do that, which is right. But, you know, it's just because I was a show-off. Right, right. And I still do. You know, I mean, so. John Gielgud. Something like that. No? Yes. Albert Finney.