"==Early Life==

Can someone confirm citation for early life? Im pretty sure he was brought up in Hoylake not Prescot, and attended Hibre high School(can be confirmed if we fall to arguments)
Im confused now caldy>hilbre every 5 minutes S

Daniel Craig attended Hilbre High in Hoylake and played for Hoylake Rugby club.  I put this yesterday, but someone delted it all.  I am going to add it again, and if it's deleted again, I will report the person doing it, so don't bother.

He also did attend St.Edmund Arrowsmith in Prescot Merseyside - I think just for one year (c.1982/83). I added this - but someone has deleted.

Pic
What does everyone think about moving the photo of him as Bond to the top? It's current, and it's a much better picture. Sure, the top one is more real, but it's a little too real. Like, just rolled out of bed, poured some beer on his cheerios and walked out to get the paper kind of real. When I brought this page up, I said, ""Yikes! That guy is uglier than Roger Moore!"" The Bond pic does him justice, though.  
I'd rather leave it as is. Alternatively you could find a better image to replace the ""roll out of bed"" picture.  
No problem, just figured I'd run it past you. I'm sure if there were any public domain photos of him out there that are more flattering, a better Bond fan than me would have found one by now. Happy editing!  
Someone needs to get the correct pictures back after some idiot decided to replace the pictures with pictures of woman. I fixed most of the references in the text though(they changed them to female as well i.e. actress/her).  16:12,  18 March 2006(UTC)
Done. I'm sure vandalism will increase the closer we get to the film being released. Just beware.. 

Born during the Bond film series
I know that Craig was born the year after the release of You Only Live Twice and the year before On Her Majesty's Secret Service, am I right? I just put down ""a year before On Her Majesty's Secret Service."" He was born in the Sean Connery era right, not George Lazenby?
It's correct, but I wouldn't say Lazenby had an era at all.  
I would say Sean Connery era because he returned in Diamonds are Forever in 1971 after Lazenby in OHMSS. Lazenby did not have an era. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by  (talk • contribs) .

Introduction to US audiences
I don't know if it's correct to say that the Lara Croft film introduced him to American audiences. I remember hearing some buzz about him in Elizabeth which while it didn't do Lara Croft-level box office, was still a substantial success in North America. Thoughts?  

I hadn't heard about that, but it's no big deal to me either way. I made the change because the text as it stood made it seem that Road to Perdition was his first introduction to US audiences, which on the evidence of Tomb Raider was manifestly untrue. If there is clear evidence of Elizabeth'''s priority, I have no problem with that.  
I'm not familiar enough with Elizabeth to be certain. I do know it was listed as one of his career highlights more often than Tomb Raider when he was announced as Bond; the only time I saw Tomb Raider connected to him in the media was when it was rumored Angelina Jolie was up for the role of Vesper.  

While it's probably the better film — and was even nominated for the Best Picture Oscar — from memory his role in Elizabeth is a relatively minor one. Certainly he wasn't one of the main stars (who were pretty much Cate Blanchett, Geoffrey Rush, Joseph Fiennes and Craig's Our Friends in the North'' co-star Christopher Eccleston).  

accident
why isn't anything about the accident while shooting Casino here? was it an unconfirmed rumor? —The preceding unsigned comment was added by  (talk • contribs) .
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