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'007' Takes a Break From Dodging Bullets

Posted Apr 14, 08 8:14 AM CDT in Arts & Living 

(Newser) – The "blond Bond" is taking a drastic break from guns, chicks, and shaken martinis: Daniel Craig plays a depressed, aging actor in the low-budget British flick Flashbacks of a Fool. Craig calls the role “a personal journey,” the AP reports. “I think you have to work hard at not becoming disillusioned about what you do for a living,” he says.

The actor, who shot to stardom through the Bond series, says it would be “terribly easy” to become like his character in the film, which premiered in London this weekend. “He has failed as a human being, and I wanted to explore that,” he said. Craig is currently filming his second Bond movie, Quantum of Solace.

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British actor Daniel Craig arrives at the world premiere of "Flashbacks of a Fool" at a cinema in central London, Sunday, April 13, 2008.   (AP Photo/Nathan Strange)
This undated image provided by Sony Pictures shows Daniel Craig in character as James Bond for the movie Quantum of Solace during a scene being shot in Coco Solo, Colon, Panama.   (AP Photo/HO)
This undated image provided by Sony Pictures shows Daniel Craig in character as James Bond for the movie Quantum of Solace during a scene being shot in Panama City Panama.   (AP Photo)
British actor Daniel Craig, left, arrives at the world premiere of "Flashbacks of a Fool" at a cinema in central London, Sunday, April 13, 2008.   (AP Photo/Nathan Strange)
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