James Bond, Daniel Craig and Construct Of Masculinity

Daniel Craig Says "Construct Of Masculinity" Was Among His "Biggest Reservations" About Playing James Bond
Daniel Craig has not bought into the societal conception of masculinity, something he noted was among his “biggest reservations” about portraying MI6 secret agent James Bond in five films across 15 years.
Daniel Craig Had Huge Reservations Around Playing Bond Due to the ‘Construct of Masculinity’
In Craig's latest film, "Queer," he gets to explore topics he was more interested in tapping into than when he was playing 007.
"It was often very laughable" - Daniel Craig critiques "the construct of masculinity" of his James Bond portrayal
In a recent Q&A section with The New Yorker, Daniel Craig discussed his opinions on playing M16 secret agent James Bond in five films across 15 years.
Daniel Craig opens up about his biggest Bond reservation: "The construct of masculinity"
Daniel Craig reveals his biggest challenge as James Bond was confronting the construct of masculinity in his role.
Daniel Craig Calls Display of Masculinity in James Bond 'Laughable', Opens Up on Tackling Vulnerability in Queer
Daniel Craig opens up about his James Bond tenure, addressing concerns about masculinity while promoting new A24 film, Queer. Read on to find out the details.
Daniel Craig Is Right About The 'Laughable' Masculinity Of Bond
They are not bound by the construct of masculinity and neither is Daniel Craig (f***ing nailed that segue). The man formerly known as James Bond is doing press for the new Luca Guadagnino film Queer and was asked if he had any reservations before taking the role twenty years ago.
Daniel Craig reveals ‘biggest reservations’ playing James Bond: 'Construct of masculinity'
Daniel Craig was as much masculine as the character of James Bond needed, but it was not easy.The actor got candid how he made the character rise above the societal conception of
Daniel Craig describes James Bond’s ‘construct of masculinity’ as ‘laughable’ and ‘artificial’
Queer star Daniel Craig has opened up about his concerns regarding James Bond and the often toxic, hegemonic masculinity associated with the famous character. In a recent interview promoting Luca Guadagnino’s new LGBTQ+ film,
Daniel Craig admits to the real reason he originally turned down iconic James Bond role
Actor Daniel Craig, known for playing the newest iteration of James Bond, reveals he initially turned down the iconic role because he was worried it would limit his career. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter's Awards Chatter podcast,
Why these high school boys care about ‘healthy masculinity’
Some high school boys are starting to talk about gender, sex and more at “masculinity clubs” designed to allow them to open ...
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Daniel Craig criticizes chaotic James Bond movie where he acted without a script: ‘F**king nightmare’
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Daniel Craig opened up about the tumultuous production of 'Quantum of Solace', his second outing as ...
Daniel Craig hated this James Bond film: ‘F–king nightmare’
Daniel Craig found no solace on the set of his second James Bond movie. The British actor recalled the “difficult” time he ...
Daniel Craig says his ‘biggest reservation’ while playing James Bond was the ‘construct of masculinity’
Reflecting on his 15-year tenure as the suave spy, Daniel Craig revealed that the expectations tied to masculinity were among ...