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Daniel Craig started acting as a child, joining the National Youth Theatre at sixteen. A keen rugby player, Craig graduated in 1991 from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama with other notable alumni including the singer Dido. In the '90s Daniel broke in to television with small roles in Boon and Drop The Dead Donkey. By 1996 he managed to get a lead role in BBC series Our Friends in the North. Anyone else remember how cute he was as DS Andy McLoughlin in The Ice House? I think his first proper (very small) part in a real movie was as John Ballard in Elizabeth in 1998 - a film bets known for performances by Joseph Fiennes and Cate Blanchett. Add to this a pinch of working with Angelina in Lara Croft, he broke into Hollywood, starring in Road to Perdition, The Mother, Layer Cake, Infamous, Spielberg's Munich and The Golden Compass.

Since 2005 Craig Daniel has been our James Bond and is hailed as the best 007 yet, nominated for a BAFTA for Best Actor in 2006. Even as production of Casino Royale was still finalising, pre-production begun on the next: Quantum of Solace, which was released at the end of 2008.

Craig's marriage Scottish actress Fiona Loudon ended soon in 1994 and he then dated German Heike Makatsch. I think he is currently in a relationship with Satsuki Mitchell. He may have had a fling or two with Kate Moss and Sienna Miller (both of whom we have all seen nude). Source: whosdatedwho.com.

Quite early in Craig's acting career (1997) he starred in the BBC Frances Bacon biopic Love Is The Devil: Study for a Portrait of Frances Bacon where he played Bacon's jilted lover George Dyer. It's this film that has that awesome scene where Craig is in the bath stark naked with his average-sized cock just floating. Later, in the 2000 movie Some Voices, Daniel did his second full frontal nude scene where his character was making art out of bin bags in the street while we get a clear shot of his penis for a good 10-20 seconds. Craig has also exposed his butt and various other parts of his muscular body in Flashbacks of A Fool, The Mother, Sylvia, Hotel Splendide and The Hunger.

"They hate me. They don`t think I`m right for the role. It`s as simple as that. They`re passionate about it, which I understand, but I do wish they`d reserve judgment. - interview with Entertainment Weekly magazine."

"The question I keep asking myself while playing the role is, ‘Am I the good guy or just a bad guy who works for the good side?’” he says. “Bond’s role, after all, is that of an assassin when you come down to it. I have never played a role in which someone’s dark side shouldn’t be explored. I don’t think it should be confusing by the end of the movie, but during the movie you should be questioning who he is." (Parade interview)

"I speak to Pierce occasionally. We’ve got the same publicist, so I might get on the phone with him when he’s on junkets: “Hello, you all right?”, “How’s it going?” He was really nice and encouraging when the whole thing kicked off." (Talking to Timeout about speaking to previous Bonds)

"I kind of feel that if you look at the track record of most Bonds - I mean Sean Connery obviously defined the part, and even he struggled for a while to get rid of the mantle. That`s the pitfall and it could happen to me. I`ve been working so hard, for however long it is I`ve been doing this, to try and stick to doing stuff I totally believe in and that would be wiped out. I thought, God, this is all right: I`m doing what I want to do. And that was a huge weight off my shoulders."