Daniel Craig responds to talk he’ll return as James Bond

Although Daniel Craig has hung up his spy suit and finished his last shaken martini, you can bet he'll still be asked about James Bond for years to come.

In short, don't get your hopes up just yet.

"Today as we sit here there are all these rumours about Aaron Taylor-Johnson, a great actor, like have you even heard that?"

But Craig quickly shuts the question down, saying: "I don't really pay any attention... it's a lot of noise.

"I mean, I don't go on the internet and I don't have a social media account or whatever."

Horowitz interjects to joke about Craig's popularity on TikTok, despite the fact that he doesn't even use the app.

Pulling a Bond joke, the interviewer says, "Never say never again," to which Craig laughs and replies, "Who knows?

"I don't think so, but you know, god knows what the future holds for us all."

So you're saying there's a chance...

To be fair, he must be sick and tired of the speculation. But it's good to know the door isn't completely shut should he change his mind decades down the line.

For now, the focus is fully on Glass Onion, which has received rave reviews and earned a whopping 93% score on Rotten Tomatoes since dropping on Netflix last week.

In the new flick, his character travels to the Mediterranean to solve the latest whodunnit, arriving in Greece to 'peel back the layers of a mystery involving a new cast of suspects'.

Speaking to Empire, the actor explained how he was conscious of not letting his character tip over into caricature or 'pastiche', not least because the accent proved to be as much of a welcome surprise to fans as the film's unexpected twists.

"I'd forgotten the accent and I didn’t want to do a pastiche. I wanted to make it as grounded and as anchored in reality as possible."

But, being the seasoned actor he is, Craig managed to get his accent sorted on time for the film.