British actor Daniel Craig, who has done several hit films, has opened up about his feelings on his transition. Knife out Series from cinema to streaming platform.
In conversation with his co-star Josh O’Connor Variety actor on actorCraig praised the traditional movie-going experience and lamented the loss of the full theatrical release.
“First ( Knife out ) was a surprise, and it was a fully released film. He made a lot of money and stuff,” the 59-year-old artiste said Crown Prince The star
Expressing his disappointment, No time to die. The actor said: “It saddens me that there is no theatrical moment for these films.”
“These films have a generational appeal. And the idea that families go and see this film makes me very happy. It’s not just a special film that we’re doing here – it’s for everyone. is,” he added.
The hit comedy-suspense was first released as a theatrical film, however, its sequel The Glass Onion: Mysteries from Knives And Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mysterywere bought by Netflix with a huge deal.
After the move from cinema to streaming platform, Craig admitted that he is happy that fans can now watch movies from their homes, however, he emphasized the fact that there is nothing better than watching a movie in a cinema. It doesn’t happen.
Part 3 of the series Set to release on Netflix in 2025, fans couldn’t contain their excitement.