There were reports that Daniel Craig will be retiring as Agent 007 after he's done with "Spectre."
During an interview with Esquire, the 47-year-old actor was asked if he would return for another "James Bond" movie.
"I don't know. I really don't know. Honestly. I'm not trying to be coy. At the moment I can't even conceive it," he said. "At this moment, no. I have a life and I've got to get on with it a bit. But we'll see."
It seems that the English actor has changed his mind because he admitted that he will still do another "James Bond" film after "Spectre."
"I'm contracted for one more - but I'm not going to make predictions," he told Event via (Mirror). "It's getting harder. But such is life. I'll keep going as long as I'm physically able."
Daniel Craig has done four "James Bond" movies ever since 2006 when he debuted as the dashing secret agent in "Casino Royale." After two years, he reprised his role as Agent 007 in "Quantum of Solace" followed by "Skyfall" in 2012.
"These movies don't get made very often. It's just the fourth time for me, a spit in the ocean," Rachel Weisz's husband told the magazine. "If you don't get excited about making a movie of this size with this cast, with Sam Mendes... then go home."
However, the screen heartthrob may have changed his mind.
"I'm doing less [stunt work, I've got so many good doubles [but] I work myself to death to get fit." Craig mentioned about working with director Sam Mendes, who is known for his work in the 1999 award-winning flick "American Beauty."
It seems that the filmmaker is ready to give up the "James Bond" film series, but he can easily back out from it too.
"I said no to the last one and then ended up doing it, and was pilloried by all my friends," the director told BBC Radio. "But I do think this is probably it...I don't think I could go down that road again. You do have to put everything else on hold."
Let's see if the director would change his mind just like Daniel Craig and do another film after "Spectre" which is scheduled for release on Nov. 6.
