Daniel Craig, the actor who plays James Bond, recently opened up about his prospective successor in the role of the British spy.

Even his predecessor received some advice from the star, Daniel Craig, 53, spoke on the Straight From The Hart podcast to promote his next Bond film, No Time To Die, and when asked for advice by presenter Kevin Hart, he said: “There’s a lot of things I’d say, but I mean, one, don’t be s**t, I’d say you’ve got to grasp it and make it your own.” That, I believe, is the way to go.”

He further stated, “I mean, I just committed myself to it as much as I possibly could and tried to sort of elevate it as much as I could. I hope I’ve left it in a good place and I hope the next person can just make it fly. You know, it’s an amazing franchise. I still think there’s a lot of stories to tell. And I think the great thing about the Bond movies over the years, they’ve always changed with the times. They’ve always reflected politics, somewhat, and then reflected styles and fashion and music.”

Craig was also asked for his opinion on who should play the next James Bond, to which he said, “It’s not my problem. I’ve got enough on my plate without having to figure that one out. That’s a brain ache. I don’t need that. Well, whoever it is, you know what, they’ll find someone brilliant and it’ll be great. And I’ll be front and center. I’ll be at the front seat of a cinema with my popcorn and a drink because I can’t wait.”

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