Daniel Craig Says ‘Spectre’ Won’t Be His Last James Bond Movie: ‘I’m Contracted for One More’

“I’ll keep going as long as I’m physically able,” the 47-year-old actor adds

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Daniel Craig does not want “Spectre” to be his last James Bond adventure.

Despite seemingly never-ending speculation from fans as to who the next 007 will be, the actor said in a recent interview that he isn’t ready to give up the coveted role just yet. And he might not be ready for a long time.

“I’m contracted for one more — but I’m not going to make predictions,” Craig said.

“I work myself to death,” the actor added. “It’s getting harder. But such is life. I’ll keep going as long as I’m physically able.”

Craig previously told Esquire he would give up the tux after “Spectre,” and casting rumors have been swirling for months amongst rally cries from fans to appoint Idris Elba (“Luther”) as the first black Bond.

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