James Bond actor Daniel Craig, who tied the knot with actress Rachel Weisz in a surprise low-key ceremony, says he will never speak about the big day publicly because he wants to keep his private life out of the spotlight.
"I did it secretly - I can't tell you how I pulled it off. My private life is incredibly important to me, and certainly that aspect of it is more than incredibly important to me," contactmusic.com quoted Craig as saying.
Daniel and Rachel, who star in horror movie "Dream House" together, began dating in December last year and tied the knot last month in front of just four people.
The 23rd 'James Bond' film will be released late next year. MGM and Sony Pictures Entertainment have announced the news on Thursday.
The eagerly anticipated next episode of the all-action spy thriller will hold its traditionally lavish London premiere on October 26 at the Odeon Leicester Square, before opening in the U.S. on November 9, reports the Daily Mail.
Actor Daniel Craig would return for his third stint as the agent with a licence to kill in the as-yet-untitled film. Dame Judi Dench would also reprise her role as M, while Ralph Fiennes and Javier Bardem are both rumoured to be joining the cast.
The ‘American beauty’ and ‘Revolutionary road’ tour de force Sam Mendes is to take over the directorial duties from Marc Forster, who helmed Quantum Of Solace in 2008.
Online rumours also suggested that Israeli model Esti Ginzburg is a hot favourite to become the next Bond girl.
Cinematographer Roger Deakins has confirmed on his fan forum last month that the work on the project was in its early stages.
“Yes, I can say that I am doing the next ''Bond'' film. It is early days and the film won''t shoot until November,” he had written.
One of the world's most famous James Bond cars -- the specially equipped Aston Martin DB5 first driven by Sean Connery in "Goldfinger", then used inJames Bond movie Thunderball -- will be auctioned off in London on Wednesday evening, and it's likely to fetch one of the highest prices ever paid for an automobile.
According to CNN, the silver Aston Martin DB5 features all the original specifications made by the car manufacturer for the movie, including radar navigation, front machine guns that shoot blanks, a prop ejector seat, a nail spreader, tire shredders, a bullet shield and a revolving number plate.
The unique car, which also has rotating license plates and other spy gear, is expected to go for more than $5.5 million.
"It's once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. I think, unquestionably, it's the most famous car in the world," said Peter Wallman, car specialist at RM Auctions. The car only had one private owner before going up for auction and has 30,000 miles on its clock. Owner Jerry Lee said that he bought it from Aston Martin directly and has kept the vehicle in his "James Bond room" for the past four decades. "I drove it for two blocks in London. I think it's a work of art. It's just pure beauty," Lee said. Proceeds from the sale will go to Lee's charity organization Jerry Lee Foundation, which works to reduce crime.
