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Source: Ireland Online
Daniel Craig has vowed to 'throw himself' at stunts on the new James Bond movie -
despite a series of car accidents and injuries on set.
Filming for the latest spy thriller has been hit by a number of setbacks, the latest of which left a stuntman with serious head injuries after losing control of a vehicle and slamming into a wall in northern Italy last month. This followed yet another mishap when an Aston Martin sports car had to be fished out of Lake Garda, Italy after it skidded off a narrow road in torrential rain and plunged into the water.
But Craig, who stars in the movie as 007, insists he thrives on the physical elements of the film.
He says: "I've been sore. I'm sore everyday. I enjoy the physical outside of filming, I always have. I've thrown myself into it because I get a kick out of it and I think we can do things and we can achieve things that make the plot and make the storyline move forward. It's much better if I stay involved with the filming as much as possible."
Daniel Craig has vowed to 'throw himself' at stunts on the new James Bond movie -
despite a series of car accidents and injuries on set.Filming for the latest spy thriller has been hit by a number of setbacks, the latest of which left a stuntman with serious head injuries after losing control of a vehicle and slamming into a wall in northern Italy last month. This followed yet another mishap when an Aston Martin sports car had to be fished out of Lake Garda, Italy after it skidded off a narrow road in torrential rain and plunged into the water.
But Craig, who stars in the movie as 007, insists he thrives on the physical elements of the film.
He says: "I've been sore. I'm sore everyday. I enjoy the physical outside of filming, I always have. I've thrown myself into it because I get a kick out of it and I think we can do things and we can achieve things that make the plot and make the storyline move forward. It's much better if I stay involved with the filming as much as possible."
