enjoy!

this lucky guy meets james bond himself and he gives him the spectre watch!

 

Daniel Craig pretty much hates interviews but you could tell he actually enjoyed that

 

Wow!! Thank you for sharing that video.

 

True, I was expecting to cringe a couple times but how could anyone not be charmed by that kid?!

 

Perhaps we are seeing the Bond of 2040.

 

Completely awesome!!!

 

Score! What an amazing memory for that kid!

 

Lucky kid indeed, wonder if his dad will let him keep it.

 

Yea he dropped the whole act the moment the boy cuddled him

 

Great clip and fun to watch! Thanks for posting.

-- Bob

 

This little guy lives near me and he was interviewed (with dad as well) on the radio yesterday.....truly an amazing fund of knowledge and well spoken for a young guy. Best part was the "name that tune" with the film score theme songs that they put him through.

 

If the boy keeps hold of that watch until he is 60 I imagine his retirement fund is already sorted. A great video and the first time I've seen Daniel Craig in an interview look like he was enjoying himself.

 

Indeed, first time seeing Daniel having fun as Bond.

Thank you for sharing !

 

That was fantastic! Thanks for posting.

 

That was great thanks. You could tell Daniel Craig truly enjoyed him.

 

That is one lucky kid.

 

Future WIS!

 

I am very happy for the kid, and I would be truly greatfull if that happened to me as a kid. But were any of you a bit surprised the young boy is well versed about an adult themed movie that features fighting, killing, drinking, and casual sex? Obviously his parents would have exposed Bond to him years earlier.

I have a 7 year old son who I would not expose to the Bond franchise on count of the adult themes and subject matter. I realize it's 2015 and kids grow up faster these days. But as much as I love Bond films, my son's first Bond movie is several years away.

 

Your kid, your rules; their kid, their rules.
In the UK this film has a 12A rating, which means anyone under 12 can see it if accompanied by an adult. And as you say, things change. Chinatown had a X certificate on release in the UK in 1974, equivalent to an 18, as did the original Taking of Pelham 123, and Terminator 1 in the 80s. Now both are 15.
That aside, charming kid, and nice to see Mr Craig enjoying an interview for a change.

 

Here in the states I'm surprised child protective services have not tried to pursue the parents.

In the USA it's not considered customary or good judgement to expose a prepubescent child to sex, alcohol abuse, and murder in film or otherwise.