Daniel Craig finds it “tasteless” to bequeath money. He wants his money to be spent or given away before he dies.
Daniel Craig’s children, 35, will not inherit his wealth. In an interview with “Candis” magazine, the James Bond star called it “tasteless” to bequeath a large fortune.
“I don’t want to leave huge sums of money for the next generation. I think heirs is pretty tasteless,” “My philosophy is: get rid of it or give it away before you go.” He would rather donate the majority of his money to good causes – if there is anything left over at all. “Isn’t there that old adage that if you die rich, you fail when you die?” The actor clarified his conviction.
Craig cries even when there are good commercials
In the interview, Craig also talks about being very sensitive. He could even cry at a good advertisement if he was in the right mood. He also has to feel his roles, says Craig: “I don’t want to play characters that I don’t feel. I’m just as emotional as everyone else and can cry about anything.”
Craig has been married to actress Rachel Weisz (51) for the second time since 2011, and their daughter was born in 2018. Craig’s daughter Ella Craig (29) comes from Craig’s first marriage to Fiona Loudon. Weisz also has a son from her first marriage to director Darren Aronofsky (52), 15-year-old Henry Aronofsky.
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