Look back on five films and 15 years of Daniel Craig as 007 in "Being James Bond," premiering Sept. 7 in the Apple TV app.
The documentary focuses on Daniel Craig and his years as the titular James Bond. The first look trailer shows a few behind the scenes moments with Craig saying the role turned his world upside down.
"Being James Bond" arrives before the theatrical release of "No Time To Die." It will feature never-before-seen footage from each of Craig's Bond films, including the latest installment.
The documentary is produced by MGM studios and has a runtime of 46 minutes. Producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli converse with Craig about his personal memories surrounding the role.
Amazon is in the process of acquiring MGM, and once complete its streaming service will have access to the entire "James Bond" catalog. This rental deal with Apple TV is only for a limited time, so it won't be affected by the potential merger.
Craig has some affinity for Apple, as he had previously contested the use of Android product placement in "Spectre" because "James Bond only uses the best." He felt James Bond would use an iPhone, not the placed Sony device.
Watch "Being James Bond" in the Apple TV app starting Sept. 7 as a free-to-stream rental selection.
An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated that "Being James Bond" was due to arrive on Apple TV+. The film is slated to debut as a free streaming option in the Apple TV app.
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Ah. The least interesting years of Bond. Ok...
Daniel Craig in numerous interviews hate playing 007! It was only the $$$ that kept him in the role. While other actors enjoy being 007, Craig did not. I think all the rest of the actors were bigger physically and looked the part in real life. Craig hate the long process for him to workout to get in shape, the stunt work and injuries that occur. Craig is no Tom Cruise! Cruise stay in shape year around like a pro athlete. Cruise is known to be an idol to stunt professionals.
That’s an odd date, Apple TV plus new content usually debuts on a Friday.
Yet to actually watch James Bond you have to go elsewhere because Apple did not acquire MGM.
I would have scrapped the whole idea.