When the news broke that Daniel Craig would be succeeding Pierce Brosnan as James Bond, it seemed highly improbable. He is, of course, blond, not dark-haired. He had starred in
Layer Cake, which lent itself to being hard to understand, and hardly debonair.
How could an actor of no real background be the "tall, dark, and handsome" ruffian that had held our attention since Bond first played cards in 1962?
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Fantasy Editor Mark Sommer
