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Daniel Craig, the best James Bond since Connery?

Probably been discussed to death however for me Mr Craig is the best 007 since Sean Connery.i like his manner offscreen very proffesional laid back which i suppose to some would come across as boring, most good actors do their job then leave the character at the studio preferring to be themselves , he handles the role very well, but i notice there was a recent tabloid article concerning a threesome bed sortie fleet street seldom leave anyone alone do they?

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By: paulc - 7th November 2008 at 18:32

Well said Bruggen – all the things that make Bond, Bond are missing from DC – he has no humour, charisma or sophistication. After Casino Royale I really have got no interest in seeing the latest one.

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By: Bruggen 130 - 7th November 2008 at 14:44

Daniel Craig, the best bond?, that’s not even funny, no class, no charm he just comes across as a thug. might as well have got Bruce Willis to do it.
The names Bond, James Bond, Pal:rolleyes:

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By: bgnewf - 7th November 2008 at 13:57

James Bond is a bit like Doctor Who – the one you grow up knowing is the one you like most. For me, Sean Connery was the best, with Daniel Craig a close second, followed by Pierce Brosnan and Timothy Dalton. George Lazenby looked the part but wasn’t charismatic enough and poor Roger Moore was wasted on the scripts he was given.

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Agree fully Jetflap. Looking forward to the new 007 flick to be released here in Canada and remember fondly the opening action sequence in Casino Royale, arguably the best bit of filmmaking in the eitire series.

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By: Arabella-Cox - 7th November 2008 at 13:41

James Bond is a bit like Doctor Who – the one you grow up knowing is the one you like most. For me, Sean Connery was the best, with Daniel Craig a close second, followed by Pierce Brosnan and Timothy Dalton. George Lazenby looked the part but wasn’t charismatic enough and poor Roger Moore was wasted on the scripts he was given.

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