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Daniel Craig and James Corden recreating 24 famous films in 10 minutes is a fun watch
Daniel Craig may have grumbled a bit about about playing James Bond in the past, but he certainly seems to be throwing himself into the publicity this time around.
The other week he was cheerfully fielding unpopular opinions from radio callers, and now he’s teamed up with James Corden for a skit in which the pair recreate 24 classic films in just 10 minutes — from E.T. and The Exorcist to The Godfather and Casino Royale.
The highlights? Cameos from legends like Christopher Lloyd and Geena Davis, a perfect transition between Lord of the Rings and Dirty Dancing, and a final Bond-themed montage in which Craig gets to repeatedly punch poor old Corden in the face.
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