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Daniel Craig’s “Flashbacks of a Fool” New Trailer
New trailer for Baillie Walsh‘s drama “Flashbacks of a Fool” is online.
Daniel Craig plays older fading star Joe Scott who in a downward spiral of sex, drink and drugs returns to his English roots to fully confront his fateful past.
Daniel Craig’s “Flashbacks of a Fool” Trailer
“Flashbacks of a Fool” drama from director and writer Baillie Walsh centeres on Joe’s teenage years in the 1970s, the film veers, at times erratically, between wistfulness, tragedy and spiky humor.
Daniel Craig plays older fading star Joe Scott who in a downward spiral of sex, drink and drugs returns to his English roots to fully confront his fateful past.
Daniel Craig has no problem with naked scenes – Interview
Daniel Craig is seen in bed with two women in the opening scene of his new movie, ‘Flashbacks of a Fool.’
Female fans will get to see plenty of the muscle Daniel has put on for his 007 role.
“Getting naked on screen has never bothered me,” he laughed. “I’ve kind of made a career out of it.
“I work out, because that’s what I do now. It’s part of my job. I’ve always worked out to keep fit.
I keep myself as physically fit as possible because of what I’ve got to do in the movies, but I still end up as the walking wounded for the best part of six months when I’m making the Bond movies.”
‘Flashbacks of a Fool’ stars the 40-year-old actor as Joe Scott, a fading movie star, whose addiction to drink, drugs and women has sent his career into a downward spiral.
“The fact that Joe’s a movie star is really secondary,” he said.
Daniel Craig in FLASHBACK OF A FOOL
“Flashbacks of a Fool” is a return to small-scale, personal projects for Craig, playing an aging, miserable actor in the low-budget British film.
It was written and directed by his longtime friend Baillie Walsh, best known as a director of videos and documentaries for bands including INXS, Massive Attack and Oasis.
A coming-of-age drama centered on Joe’s teenage years in the 1970s, the film veers – at times erratically – between wistfulness, tragedy and spiky humor.
