Nearly two decades after portraying the main villain in Casino Royale, a James Bond star was barely recognizable. Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen, who played the memorable Le Chiffre in the 2006 ...

Matthew Goode recently appeared on the “Happy Sad Confused” podcast and clarified rumors about him auditioning for James Bond. Before Daniel Craig was cast in 2006’s “Casino Royale,” a ...

The very first villain that James Bond ever fought was the unscrupulous gambler known as Le Chiffre. And, although that first Bond adventure, Casino Royale, was published in 1953, it wasn't until ...

Though none have been more impactful than Daniel Craig's intro in Casino Royale. Taking the character in a new direction Daniel Craig's James Bond was a Bond for the ever-changing Hollywood landscape.

The First Casino Royale Is Nothing Like the Other James Bond Movies Long before Daniel Craig’s Casino Royale, James Bond got taken for a wild ride in the very first Casino Royale film adaptation.

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Daniel Craig’s James Bond casually dropped a $500,000 tip in Casino Royale, proving that even in a grittier reboot, 007 never lost his signature flair. Here’s why that moment was pure Bond.

‘Casino Royale’ director Martin Campbell has insisted he is not the top choice to direct the next James Bond movie. The 81-year-old filmmaker - who helmed the 2006 blockbuster that marked ...

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The budget for the 2006 Bond classic Casino Royale was said to be in the region of $150 million US dollars, and so no expense was spared when it came to dressing Daniel Craig’s character or his ...

Casino Royale did more than reboot the Bond franchise. It also gave us a dramatically different 007. Daniel Craig’s take on the character was angrier, nastier — and nakeder. It was Bond, not a ...