I met Daniel Craig at Tom Ford

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  • titou2k4titou2k4 Posts: 57MI6 Agent
    i have not read yet lol i read after

    i like your fantastic job Mantis on internet

    it is not problem

    I was just surprise, i think Daniel doesn't like very much when his life is on internet

    even if it is just a microscopic seconds

    i have seen an interview on tv french (youtube)

    his parnoid with his picture on the web

    Mantis i hope you are not angry about my opinion or my physolophy ! it is just human voice
  • The Bond ExperienceThe Bond Experience Newtown, PAPosts: 5,490Quartermasters
    Absolutely not angry. Truly. And Paul your words are sage and well said. I had considered remarking on a jacket he was trying on...
  • Matt SMatt S Oh Cult Voodoo ShopPosts: 6,610MI6 Agent
    titou2k4 wrote:
    i have not read yet lol i read after

    i like your fantastic job Mantis on internet

    it is not problem

    I was just surprise, i think Daniel doesn't like very much when his life is on internet

    even if it is just a microscopic seconds

    i have seen an interview on tv french (youtube)

    his parnoid with his picture on the web

    Mantis i hope you are not angry about my opinion or my physolophy ! it is just human voice

    This has a lot more to do with Mantis' life than Daniel Craig's life. I don't think Mantis' wonderful story intrudes on Craig's privacy at all.

    Mantis, by saying "I am a big fan and respect your work." is in my experience the best way to talk to someone famous whom you admire. Some people might say, "You've done a great job at James Bond." I've heard stories of people saying thing like that to celebrities and getting a response like "who are you to judge my performance!" But of course, who am I to judge your performance in meeting Daniel Craig!
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  • titou2k4titou2k4 Posts: 57MI6 Agent
    Matt S wrote:
    titou2k4 wrote:
    i have not read yet lol i read after

    i like your fantastic job Mantis on internet

    it is not problem

    I was just surprise, i think Daniel doesn't like very much when his life is on internet

    even if it is just a microscopic seconds

    i have seen an interview on tv french (youtube)

    his parnoid with his picture on the web

    Mantis i hope you are not angry about my opinion or my physolophy ! it is just human voice

    This has a lot more to do with Mantis' life than Daniel Craig's life. I don't think Mantis' wonderful story intrudes on Craig's privacy at all.

    Mantis, by saying "I am a big fan and respect your work." is in my experience the best way to talk to someone famous whom you admire. Some people might say, "You've done a great job at James Bond." I've heard stories of people saying thing like that to celebrities and getting a response like "who are you to judge my performance!" But of course, who am I to judge your performance in meeting Daniel Craig!


    I do not judge I say simply humanely this man is entitled has a private life and you wondered if he was not anxious to let know that he was at this moment

    No because you have nobody who you track on a forum

    When I say track well on I exagere
  • The Bond ExperienceThe Bond Experience Newtown, PAPosts: 5,490Quartermasters
    Thanks, Matt S! Btw, we should connect next time I am in NYC.
  • Hart008Hart008 Posts: 711MI6 Agent
    Wow , Dave, you faced DC like Bond! ....only an experience that could have been experienced by the owner of the Bond Experience haha
    Yes i did ride the CAT
  • MrZarebaMrZareba Krakow, PolandPosts: 1,775MI6 Agent
    Hart008 wrote:
    Wow , Dave, you faced DC like Bond! ....only an experience that could have been experienced by the owner of the Bond Experience haha

    Small BONDCEPTION we've got here XD
  • Matt SMatt S Oh Cult Voodoo ShopPosts: 6,610MI6 Agent
    The Mantis wrote:
    Thanks, Matt S! Btw, we should connect next time I am in NYC.

    I was just thinking the same thing.
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  • CRBCRB Posts: 483MI6 Agent
    Two thoughts come to mind when reading this thread:

    The first is I wonder what Daniel Craig would think if he read it ?? Hmm...

    And Secondly I'm glad this encounter happened to The Mantis, rather than anyone else, given his dedication.
  • PPK 7.65mmPPK 7.65mm Saratoga Springs NY USAPosts: 1,253MI6 Agent
    You are a lucky man Mantis, I would give just about anything to have the experince that you had.
  • pwalsh9012pwalsh9012 UKPosts: 190MI6 Agent
    Nice one David, it was inevitable this day would come eh!
  • othertravelothertravel Posts: 438MI6 Agent
    It's a great story, and I think Mantis handled it well.

    In contrast, a friend of mine ran into Patrick Stuart once, and said "Hey, guy from Star Trek; can I have your autograph?".

    Patrick Stuart was not amused.
  • VinnyMacVinnyMac Posts: 246MI6 Agent
    I wonder if DC would have signed an autograph. I probably would have asked for that when he said no to the photo.
  • mrgatsbymrgatsby Southern CaliforniaPosts: 165MI6 Agent
    I think It would have been fun to have somone ring me up having him hear my Bond James Bond Theme ringtone go off within earshot, then acting as if I was not aware he was there while taking the call.

    He propably would have thought ''What a geek'' to himself. Or rather What a ****! :))
  • DrBondDrBond USAPosts: 110MI6 Agent
    Wow. Just. Wow.
    "My name is Pussy Galore."

    "I must be dreaming."
  • mrgatsbymrgatsby Southern CaliforniaPosts: 165MI6 Agent
    mrgatsby wrote:
    I think It would have been fun to have somone ring me up having him hear my Bond James Bond Theme ringtone go off within earshot, then acting as if I was not aware he was there while taking the call.

    He propably would have thought ''What a geek'' to himself. Or rather What a ****! :))

    WOW!
    This U.K. forum has code words for perfetly harmless terms used everyday casually in the U.K.
    ****? come on!
    Ok, ****! That is one to be avoided in the states! lol
    Sorry if this is off topic but can somone give me the reson for such extreme touchiness? lol
    H
  • HigginsHiggins GermanyPosts: 16,619MI6 Agent
    VinnyMac wrote:
    I wonder if DC would have signed an autograph. I probably would have asked for that when he said no to the photo.

    Well, that for shure would have annoyed him and put you in the 'no-go' list with Tom Ford.
    President of the 'Misty Eyes Club'.

    Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
  • ke02ewwke02eww USPosts: 2,063MI6 Agent
    Bondtoys wrote:
    VinnyMac wrote:
    I wonder if DC would have signed an autograph. I probably would have asked for that when he said no to the photo.

    Well, that for shure would have annoyed him and put you in the 'no-go' list with Tom Ford.

    No go list at TF? Hahaha

    U mean those that pay full price
  • The Bond ExperienceThe Bond Experience Newtown, PAPosts: 5,490Quartermasters
    I definitely do NOT want to be one of those people that pay full price at TF!!!!
  • mrbond5150mrbond5150 Posts: 69MI6 Agent
    Even the tax is a killer!
  • CmdrAtticusCmdrAtticus United StatesPosts: 1,102MI6 Agent
    It's always a suprise to see an actor or celeb in the flesh by accident in such situations because they either look exactly like you've seen them in photos or on the screen, or they look very different. My wife worked part time as a nurse at an event arena for many years and met many celebs. She has many interesting stories, but all in all the ones she interacted with were very polite and gracious. I've also seen met a few in my travels by accident, though never got the chance to see any associated with the Bond films. One of my favorites was chatting for a few minutes with Peter O'Toole outside a restaurant while we waited for cabs rides (it was London and raining of course). He was a LOT taller than I realized but those piercing eyes were the real thing as was his droll humor. He could make a joke about anything - he made one on the weather and I don't remember it now but I know it made me appreciate him even more. He had just made a film called Rougue Male. I had mentioned it was my first visit to London and he told me to not miss Frank Finley who was doing a stage farce about Henry the 8th and his wives. I did and had a great time - it was hilarious. He was such a gracious man and I'll always treasure that moment. It's such a treat and so nice to meet an artist one admires who turns out to behave as you would imagine.
  • Shatterhand67Shatterhand67 Safe HousePosts: 424MI6 Agent
    Congrats, Mantis! Great story. Sure, a picture would have been nice but you have a memory that will last a lifetime. Thanks for sharing it with us.
    "I musht be dreaming."
  • StefanStefan VirginiaPosts: 568MI6 Agent
    The Mantis wrote:
    I definitely do NOT want to be one of those people that pay full price at TF!!!!

    There is a way NOT to pay full price at TOM FORD, oh do tell?
    " Not All Who Wander Are Lost "
  • David SchofieldDavid Schofield EnglandPosts: 1,528MI6 Agent
    Stefan wrote:
    The Mantis wrote:
    I definitely do NOT want to be one of those people that pay full price at TF!!!!

    There is a way NOT to pay full price at TOM FORD, oh do tell?

    Become a celebrity.
  • The Bond ExperienceThe Bond Experience Newtown, PAPosts: 5,490Quartermasters
    :)) -{
  • VinnyMacVinnyMac Posts: 246MI6 Agent
    Bondtoys wrote:
    VinnyMac wrote:
    I wonder if DC would have signed an autograph. I probably would have asked for that when he said no to the photo.

    Well, that for shure would have annoyed him and put you in the 'no-go' list with Tom Ford.

    You may think so, but you never know until you ask. He's a man, just like the rest of us. I don't think that it's rude to ask or for him to say "no."
  • StefanStefan VirginiaPosts: 568MI6 Agent
    Stefan wrote:
    The Mantis wrote:
    I definitely do NOT want to be one of those people that pay full price at TF!!!!

    There is a way NOT to pay full price at TOM FORD, oh do tell?

    Become a celebrity.

    That cracked me up!!!
    " Not All Who Wander Are Lost "
  • The Bond ExperienceThe Bond Experience Newtown, PAPosts: 5,490Quartermasters
    Well, as luck would have it I was walking in New York City today and who should I see again but Daniel Craig! Unfortunately, he recognized me from the Tom Ford run-in......


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    (joke)
  • welshboy78welshboy78 Posts: 10,321MI6 Agent
    Haha!!
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  • David SchofieldDavid Schofield EnglandPosts: 1,528MI6 Agent
    The Mantis wrote:
    Well, as luck would have it I was walking in New York City today and who should I see again but Daniel Craig! Unfortunately, he recognized me from the Tom Ford run-in......


    IMG_4750.jpg


    (joke)

    Is that cos you've let slip he's a big knacker-packered, ickle-pickle and tiny-winy in the flesh, Dave?

    ;) -{
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