The new James Bond movie is getting more and more ill-fame. Starring Daniel Craig was rushed to the hospital yesterday morning after having the tip of a finger cut off. Moreover, this is not the first time that the British actor has become a victim of the so-called "curse of James Bond"
After the 39-year-old actor received another injury on the set of the film "Quantum of Solace", he was immediately taken to the hospital. “There was a lot of blood, and it was decided to send him to the hospital for urgent medical attention,” says an eyewitness from the studio. "Someone is already beginning to believe that a curse hangs over the film."
Craig himself does not really believe in this - after lunch he planned to return to the set. However, given that the actor received a fabulous fee, then his skepticism about the mystical curse is quite understandable.
Although only two weeks ago, the actor seriously injured his face and the doctors were forced to put eight stitches. By the way, on the set of the movie "Casino Royal" Craig's teeth were knocked out. And there are already legends about accidents and injuries among technical staff. So, on April 21, an English stuntman involved in the work on the film flew away in a Bond Aston Martin from an 8-meter height to Lake Garda in Italy, and two weeks later a 58-year-old technical employee participating in the filming was found lying unconscious in a pool of blood.
The Bond Curse version first appeared in 2002, when Halle Berry nearly crippled while filming a scene while filming Die Another Day. Earlier in 1997, Pierce Brosnan earned a scar after being shot by shrapnel on the set of Tomorrow Never Dies. Back in 1967, when Sean Connery was still Bond, one of the stuntmen lost both legs. In addition, fires periodically occur in studios and on set.