Daniel Craig Makes Rare Comment About His and Rachel Weisz’s Daughter

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As a devoted admirer of Daniel Craig, I find his transformation from the suave and enigmatic 007 to a doting father incredibly inspiring. His decision to prioritize family over work is commendable, especially in an industry notorious for its demanding nature.

As a lifestyle enthusiast, I’ve certainly mixed up my professional strategies since becoming a father in 2018 with my beloved partner Rachel Weisz by my side. Instead of following the conventional path, I’ve learned to shake things up, just like my iconic character James Bond does!

To put it in my own words as an ardent admirer, this iconic actor, who recently bid farewell to his beloved role of James Bond after 2021’s “No Time to Die”, shared that he’s become choosier about the roles he accepts, so he can devote more time to his responsibilities as a parent.

Daniel mentioned during an interview with the New York Times on November 20th, “I have a 6-year-old at home, and I prefer not to be separated from them as often as I was before.

Moreover, the man aged 56 years old is a father to daughter Ella, who turns 32 this year, from his previous marriage to Fiona Loudon. He also takes on the role of stepfather to Henry, an 18-year-old son that Rachel has with her former husband Darren Aronofsky.

For Rachel, witnessing Daniel’s relationship grow with their daughter throughout the years has caused her heart to fall for him anew. As the Oscar winner expresses, the special bond between father and daughter has been significantly strengthened by their shared passion for the Star Wars series.

During her guest spot on ‘The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’ last year, she mentioned that they began with the originals and, while I’m not too far along, my child became quite captivated by them.

In fact, Rachel remarked, Daniel felt compelled to explain to their daughter that the movies were malfunctioning, causing her to pause her viewing.

 

Speaking as a devoted admirer, I can tell you that I yearn to learn all there is to know. My fascination runs deep, and it’s not just a casual interest—it’s an obsession. The mythology and these characters feel more like a part of me than mere stories or figures; they’re real in a way that transcends the pages they’re written on.

Personally, just as I take pride in sharing my extensive Star Wars knowledge with my kids, I have a different perspective when it comes to financial inheritance. In an interview with Candis magazine last year, I shared that I’m not inclined to pass on substantial wealth to future generations.

Speaking about it previously, the star of Knives Out expressed that they find inheritance rather unpleasant. Their personal viewpoint is to either dispose of it or donate it prior to passing on.

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2024-11-22 00:49