Award winning British actor,
Daniel Craig, has dropped a major good news for his fans by revealing that he
will be acting his 7th 'James Bond' following reports that he was offered
$135million to return.
The 49-year-old actor, who's the
second longest serving Bond after Roger Moore, previously suggested he was done
with the franchise after his fourth appearance as the iconic spy in Spectre.
But during an appearance on The
Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Tuesday, he was asked if he would be playing
the iconic role for the fifth time.
He replied: 'Yes. I couldn't be
happier. I've been quite cagey about it. 'I've been doing interviews about it
all day and people have been asking me and I've been kind of coy but I kind of
felt like, if I was going to speak the truth, I should speak the truth to you.'
The star admitted he 'always
wanted to return' to the role, but confirmed the next Bond movie will be his
last.
He added: 'I think this is it.
This is it. I just want to go out on a high note, and I can't wait.'
Craig remains the highest paid
Bond of all time, raking in an estimated $50million (£39million) for Spectre
alone, which is more than any of the other actor's earnings for their respective
films combined.
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