Daniel Craig has revealed it feels 'crazy' that he is getting a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame as he reflects on his success as 007.
The actor, 53, appeared on Good Morning America on Tuesday to discuss his last outing as Bond as No Time To Die is released in the US later this week.
He said on the show: 'I think it will take me 15 years to unpick all of this. It's so crazy. Getting a star on Hollywood Walk of Fame, that's so surreal to me from where I come from in life. So, yeah I'm kind of just taking it all in.'
Actor: Daniel Craig has revealed it feels 'crazy' that he is getting a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame as he reflects on his success as 007
'To think back for a second of what was achieved and what these movies have meant to so many people it's such a big deal. But it's time to finish. It's done.'
During the interview he also spoke fondly of his co-stars, calling Bond villain Rami Malek a 'lovely man' and described Lashana Lynch's acting in the new film as 'amazing.'
He added: 'The type of acting we get involved with in these films is always such a high standard.'
Exciting: The actor, 53, appeared on Good Morning America on Tuesday to discuss his last outing as Bond as No Time To Die is released in the US later this week
The star also opened up about how he feels watching himself back in the films, saying: 'Oh just horrible! I'm literally watching myself going, 'Why is he standing like that?''
At the end of his TV appearance Daniel was asked what the best parts of being Bond were for him, revealing that his favorite car was the DB5, his favorite stunt sequence took place in Casino Royale, and his favorite filming location was Paranal, in the Atacama desert in Chile.
It comes after reports that No Time To Die has had the biggest UK opening weekend for a James Bond film after it grossed an impressive £21million.
Reflecting: He said on the show: 'I think it will take me 15 years to unpick all of this. It's so crazy. Getting a star on Hollywood Walk of Fame, that's so surreal to me' (pictured at the world premiere)
Funny: The star also opened up about how he feels watching himself back in the films, saying: 'Oh just horrible! I'm literally watching myself going, 'Why is he standing like that?'
Daniel's final outing as 007 beat both Skyfall and Spectre which both made £20million at the British box office in their first three days.
According to The Sun, bosses are expecting the flick to be the third most successful Bond film internationally after its release was delayed by months due to Covid-19.
This year's film opened in a record-breaking 772 cinemas in the UK and Ireland on Thursday, 25 more than the previous record holder, 2019's Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker, making it Universal's widest ever release in the UK territory.
Skyfall, Daniel's third outing as 007, opened in 587 cinemas when it was released back in 2012.
Pals: During the interview he also spoke fondly of his co-stars, calling Bond villain Rami Malek (pictured) a 'lovely man' and described Lashana Lynch's acting in the new film as 'amazing'
Dapper: Daniel looked smart as he appeared on Good Morning America, wearing a black suit
More than 30,000 people bought tickets for midnight screenings of the film in the UK and Ireland and 1.6 million tickets were sold for the first four days after opening, 12% more than Spectre but similar to Skyfall.
MailOnline has contacted production company Eon Productions for comment.
Skyfall has been the most financially successful Bond film to date with £820million at the box office while Spectre earned £646million.
No Time To Die scored an overseas record amid
