Daniel Craig Breaks Dave Bautista’s Nose on Spectre Set and Flees in Fear

Daniel Craig, known for his portrayal of James Bond, shared a memorable incident from the set of the film Spectre during a recent appearance on The Graham Norton Show.

As he prepares for the release of No Time to Die, Craig recalled accidentally breaking Dave Bautista's nose while filming a fight scene.

During the interview, Craig recounted the moment when he threw a punch that struck Bautista's nose, causing an audible crack.

Overwhelmed with panic, he immediately ran away, fearing the consequences of his actions.

He admitted, “I heard this crack and was like, ‘Oh God, no' and ran away.”

The 53-year-old actor expressed concern that his injured co-star might seek retribution.

However, Craig was pleasantly surprised by Bautista's response.

Rather than pursuing him, Bautista showed kindness and handled the situation with composure.

He calmly reset his nose and resumed filming.

Craig acknowledged Bautista's toughness, emphasizing that the former WWE star is far more resilient than he is.

Bautista, who also gained fame as Drax the Destroyer in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, proved his ability to endure the mishap without resentment.

Interestingly, another fight sequence in Spectre resulted in Bautista unintentionally injuring Craig in return.

In a scene where Bautista was required to forcefully throw the renowned 007 against a wall, Craig felt that Bautista was being too cautious.

Challenging him to be rougher, Craig experienced a knee injury that halted production.

Recalling the incident, Craig humorously described his knee being dislocated from its original position.

He remarked on the eerie feeling of knowing that something was truly wrong when faced with a severe injury.

Throughout his tenure as James Bond, Craig has endured various injuries.

Recently, he spoke about the “traumatic” experience of filming Spectre with a broken leg, highlighting the physical demands and risks associated with his iconic role.

As Craig prepares for his final portrayal of the legendary spy