Daniel Craig has taken up the mantle of James Bond one last time and will be playing the role of the 007 agent in the upcoming edition of the spy series No Time To Die. This will be the American actor’s fifth Bond movie and it comes nearly five years after his last outing as the British spy in Spectre. The movie promises all of what is expected from an action flick in the form of death-defying stunts and skillful mastery in hand-to-hand and armed combats. However, Craig, whose 007 role sees him as a strong, logic-driven spy, got emotional while talking about his last day of shooting the latest movie.

“The whole crew came round and gathered outside. Everybody was hugging each other. I tried to make a speech and couldn’t get it out,” Craig recently told Empire magazine when talking about the last day of filming No Time To Die. The emotional response comes after Craig earlier said he would rather ‘slash his wrists’ than play James Bond again after the release of Spectre in 2015. However, in another recent interview he made it clear that he wouldn’t have wanted to leave the franchise with Spectre as his last movie.

Craig has told Empire that he has a “secret idea” of how he will let go off the mantle of the famous spy. “If that had been it, the world would have carried on as normal, and I would have been absolutely fine. But somehow it felt like we needed to finish something off. If I’d left it at Spectre, something at the back of my head would have been going, ‘I wish I’d done one more. I always had a kind of secret idea about the whole lot in my head, and where I wanted to take it. And Spectre wasn’t that. But this feels like it is.”