Daniel Craig

He became world-famous as the sixth and latest James Bond, but this Cheshire-born thespian had already made a name for himself as a classically trained stage actor since he was 14 years old, and had starred in critically acclaimed films like Steven Spielberg's Munich. He happens to be the first actor to play James Bond who was born after the franchise began.

Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.

Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy.

Janelle Monáe, Daniel Craig - fashion forward at the Glass Onion UK Premiere. Julia Roberts - classic style.

After 15 years and 5 films as James Bond, Daniel Craig has already earned his place in cinema history as one of the most iconic characters of all time. But with his second appearance in the TIFF-premiered Glass Onion: A Knives Out as famed Southern detective, Benoit Blanc, the English actor may be creating another even more memorable new character; a cinematic cousin to Agatha Christie’s Hercule Poirot.

Jennifer Lawrence in Dior, Janelle Monáe, Daniel Craig, & Kate Hudson  the best TIFF fashionJennifer Lawrence in a sheer Dior wore the fashion trend well as she strolled across the expanse of a closed-off street in Toronto, signing autographs for throngs of fans for her new film, Causeway.  The breeze cooperated, flirting with the gauzy skirt so it billowed.

Sunday night Radio City Hall in New York City will host the 75th Tony Awards Ceremony that will honor some of Broadways’ best work after its first post-pandemic season. In anticipation of that event, nothing better than to recall some of the Hollywood heavyweights who successfully made the jump from stage to screen and sometimes back to the stage again.

Daniel Craig’s final turn as 007 in No Time to Die is shaking and stirring both the domestic and international box office. Topping the North American market on its debut with $56 million and continuing its smashing overseas run, Cary Joji Fukunaga’s first crack at directing a Bond film easily crossed the $300 million global benchmark.

There's a luxe feel to the carpet. Glamour is on display like we want to banish the days of sweats.

In 2003 Daniel Craig spoke with the journalists of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association in London about playing poet laureate Ted Hughes in the movie Sylvia with Gwyneth Paltrow as Sylvia Plath. “My intention in doing this part was to try and get as even-handed a portrayal of Ted and Sylvia as possible, so that we weren’t just leaning either way.