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Daniel Craig Is No James Bond But A Lookalike Klutz In Heineken’s New Advert

By Thanussha Priyah, 16 Jan 2020

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Daniel Craig stars in Heineken’s latest adventurous advertisement, where he is repeatedly mistaken as James Bond, everyone’s favorite spy—but he is really a clumsy John Smith rather than a masterful espionage agent.

In the advert, Craig’s klutzy character loses his passport in a taxi and goes on an adventure to retrieve it from the driver. Throughout his journey, he gets likened to Bond by pretty much everyone. At one point, the out-of-breath John Smith makes a complete mess when he stumbles upon a waiter holding a tray.

However, like every Bond movie, he gets the job done. He then heads to the bar for a bottle of chilled Heineken.

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Though Craig isn’t exactly James Bond in this scenario, fret not, for he will be reprising the role in the No Time to Die film, which will hit theaters on 10 April 2020.





[via EW, images via Heineken]
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