Daniel Craig 'Casino Royale' interview

The transcript covers an interview discussing the premiere of a film, the actor's approach to handling nerves, and the considerations taken before accepting the role. It delves into the actor's preparation for the role, including physical fitness, and the positive reception of the film. The conversation also touches on the impact of the role on personal life and the relevance of Bond films in the current climate. The interview concludes with a light-hearted question about the actor's iconic swim trunks.

How does the actor describe his approach to handling the pressure of a movie premiere?

• By trying to enjoy the experience as much as possible

• By focusing solely on the negative aspects

• By ignoring the premiere altogether

• By avoiding all media interactions

What was a major factor in the actor's decision to take on the role?

• The quality of the script

• The opportunity to work with a famous director

• The chance to travel to exotic locations

• The potential for a high salary

What was the actor's first step in preparing for his role?

• Practicing stunts

• Learning new languages

• Studying the history of the character

• Getting into physical shape

How does the actor feel about the film's reception?

• He is indifferent to it

• He is pleased with the positive response

• He is surprised by the negative feedback

• He is disappointed with the reviews

What does the actor say about the relevance of Bond movies?

• They focus solely on action and stunts

• They adapt to the times and offer escapism

• They are outdated and irrelevant

• They are purely political statements