Daniel Craig honored on Hollywood Walk of Fame

Bond actor Daniel Craig, 53, will be immortalized on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame with a star plaque. This was announced by mile operators in Los Angeles on Friday. The British star is scheduled to unveil the painting on Hollywood Boulevard next Wednesday (October 6). The ceremony coincides with the premiere of the 25th James Bond film. The movie “No Time to Die” opened two days later in American cinemas.

Craig as Bond was a “British cultural icon”, it was said in connection from the painting The Walk of Fame. His star will be allowed onto the sidewalk alongside Bond star Roger Moore. Correct address: Hollywood Boulevard No. 7007. Guest speakers are longtime sound producers Barbara Broccoli, Michael J. Wilson and Academy Award winner Rami Malek (“Bohemian Rhapsody”). In No Time to Die, Malik plays the role of criminal villain Savin.

After the end of Bond, Craig quickly moves on. He has already accepted the role of private investigator Benoit Blanc in the sequel to the crime comedy “Knives Out”. Next year, the British star wants to return to Broadway in New York in a production of “Macbeth”.