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Daniel Craig cried after watching 'No Time To Die' for the first time. The recent Bond movie marked Daniel's final appearance as the legendary spy and co-editor Elliot Graham revealed that the star was overcome with emotion as he watched the flick. Speaking at the BAFTAs on Sunday (13.

James Bond.The pair spoke exclusively to the Daily Star at the 75th annual British Academy Film Awards on Sunday (March 13) in the winner's room of the swanky event in London.They took home the award for Editing on the night for 2021 blockbuster No Time To Die, actor Daniel Craig's last film as the title charatcer.Daniel has spent the past 15 years of his life playing James Bond, however, it is time for a new face in town.The next Bond film will see a new actor taking Daniel's place in the iconic spy film series.Talking about who could play Bond next, Elliot Graham said: "I honestly think that had he been ten years younger than Daniel, Idris Elba would be playing the next Bond but as they're a similar age then that's the thing. But I don't know someone amazing, because Daniel is hard to follow."Tom Cross added: "I defer to Michael Wilson and Barbara Broccoli to figure that out because they know what they're doing but I have no idea."He also stated that despite Daniel not being at the awards on the night, he felt his presence in the star-studded room.Tom went on to say: "I feel like even though he wasn't even able to attend, I felt his presence with the film clips and Shirley Bassey singing Diamonds are Forever.

Daniel Craig, who has played 007 agent James Bond for over a decade and a half, has admitted that he got emotional whilst watching his final appearance as the spy in No Time To Die.He first appeared as the world’s most famous agent back in 2006 in Casino Royale which gained him international recognition The 54-year-old has previously received the BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role back in 2007 for his first portrayal and has appeared in four instalments since - Quantum of Solace, Skyfall, Spectre and No Time To Die. The final film is set to be Daniel’s last appearance as the suave womaniser and he has opened up about his thoughts on the matter.At the 75th annual British Academy Film Awards he professed that he was "in tears" whilst watching his performance in No Time To Die, which was released in September 2021, because it was "the last 15 years of his life".He also noted the involvement and paid tribute to editors Elliot Graham, who joked that he would be celebrating a win with "drugs", and Tom Cross.

K.J. Yossman BAFTA award winners Tom Cross and Elliot Graham have decried the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ decision to cut eight different Oscar categories, including film editing, from the live telecast.Although “No Time to Die” is not nominated for best film editing at the Oscars, the duo said they were unhappy with the Academy’s decision to remove craft categories from its live awards broadcast during the BAFTA winners press conference after picking up their award.“I’m glad you asked that,” said Cross in response to Variety’s question about the Academy’s decision. “I mean speaking for myself, I’m not a fan.

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