Daniel Craig Stands Firm: No Inheritance for His Children

In a recent interview, Daniel Craig reiterated his stance on not leaving his fortune to his children upon his death.

The renowned James Bond actor had previously expressed his disdain for the concept of inheritance, deeming it “distasteful” in an interview last year.

Craig firmly stated that he does not intend to pass on his Hollywood riches to his offspring.

During an interview with Candis magazine, Craig restated his belief that the idea of inheritance is morally objectionable and shared his plans to distribute his wealth before his demise.

He raised the question of whether dying wealthy signifies failure, referencing Andrew Carnegie, a prominent figure who donated approximately 11 billion dollars in today's currency.

Craig speculated that Carnegie likely retained some of his vast wealth, but emphasized his personal philosophy of relinquishing or giving away his riches prior to his passing.

The actor, who has two daughters, welcomed his youngest child with his wife, fellow actor Rachel Weisz, in 2018.

His eldest daughter, Ella, is from his previous marriage to Fiona Loudon.

Despite his success and financial prosperity, Craig remains steadfast in his decision to not bestow significant sums upon the next generation.

While contemplating the legacy he wishes to leave behind, Craig shared his thoughts on the upcoming release of his latest film, No Time to Die, a highly anticipated 007 thriller.

After numerous delays, the film is set to hit cinemas on September 30th, generating excitement among fans worldwide.

Interestingly, Craig is not alone in his rejection of inheritance.

Notably, renowned filmmaker Quentin Tarantino recently revealed that he vowed never to give his mother a single penny of his