NewsDaniel Craig doesn't think much of inheritance

Daniel Craig doesn't think much of inheritance

The "James Bond" star made a lot of money with his films. He has now revealed what he will do with his fortune before he dies.

London – According to interview statements, the British "James Bond" star Daniel Craig does not intend to bequeath a large fortune to his children.

“I don't want to leave large sums of money behind for the next generation. I think inheritance is pretty tasteless, "said the actor in an interview with Candis magazine, from which the British media quoted on Tuesday evening. “My philosophy is: Get rid of it or give it up before you go.” The 53-year-old Briton is likely to have a high fortune, with the actor earning hundreds of millions of euros with his films. Craig has a three-year-old daughter with his wife Rachel Weisz, 51, and an adult daughter from a previous marriage.

In addition to his last role as James Bond in the long-awaited new blockbuster “No Time to Die”, Craig will also appear as a private detective in the sequel to the star-studded crime comedy “Knives Out”, for which Netflix claims the rights has secured. dpa

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