Many individuals regret getting a tattoo on a wimp during their rebellious adolescence, but not Daniel Craig, who plays James Bond.
On his shoulder and the inside of his right calf, Daniel Craig has tattoos of condors in the Peruvian style.
However, he revealed to host Jay Leno of The Tonight Show in 2009 that he had another tattoo that nobody knew about.
“I have a few tattoos where you’d be able to see them. There’s one more situation you wouldn’t. It’s tucked away,” he declared. Then, Leno enquired as to if it was the type that stretched out to say “Oklahoma” and said “OK.”
Yes, it says “Welcome to Oklahoma,” Craig retorted. The actor revealed that when he was 16 or 17, he had rebelled and obtained that.
He continued by saying that since they had to be constantly covered up, they were a headache for make-up artists. But did he feel bad about the tattoo? I have no regrets. Not at all. It’s a personal matter,” the actor remarked.
Introducing Daniel Craig’s New Tattoo
Craig has added a few more to his collection after the interview.
Daniel Craig (Pinterest)He spoke a little more openly about obtaining the new ink in a 2012 interview with GQ. According to the source, the actor had writing on his right arm that may or may not have something to do with his wife Rachel Weisz, and a symbol on his left.
Although they withheld the identity of the body ink, Craig acknowledged that the drawings were quite personal to him.
They are both incredibly intimate tattoos. [Asked if his tattoos were new] They are, yes. They simply make up a stage that I’m in. You ought to view my entire body. You would then be curious. Oh boy. It’s been a pretty difficult couple of years,” the actor admitted.
Craig was constantly photographed, but because his tattoo was in his inner bicep, it was challenging to read.
The actor has a lowercase ‘e’ elsewhere on his left arm, and “a time for timelessness” body ink on his right arm, according to film critic Guy Lodge, who confirmed this in 2020. The famous quote by poet E. E. Cummings is probably being honored by the body ink.
Daniel Craig (Pinterest)Daniel Craig Changes to Fit His Film Role
Craig had a special connection to body art, whatever it could have meant to him. However, the actor may occasionally get body art to change for his parts.
The actor gained notoriety in 2016 for his metamorphosis in his part as Joe Blank, the imprisoned explosives expert, in Steven Soderbergh’s Logan Lucky.
Craig had false tattoos on his hands, arms, and fingers in addition to a blonde buzz cut. On his neck, a number of them were also protruding from his shirt.
Channing Tatum, who played his co-star, stated on Good Morning Britain that he was taken aback by the change in him since he looked so drastically different.
According to Tatum, “I remember the first day on set acting with him and sort of meeting him fast in the make-up trailer; I saw what he was going to do with his hair and I was just like, ‘Oh, well, that’s different… Alright'”