Kathryn Hahn reveals the first thought she had after meeting Daniel Craig on Glass Onion set
Star of Netflix’s ‘Knives Out’ sequel was more fussed about actor’s wife than Bond star himself
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Kathryn Hahn has shared the funny thought she had after first meeting Daniel Craig.
The actor, whose credits include Bad Moms and WandaVision, appears in Glass Onion, the sequel to Knives Out, which is available to stream on Netflix now.
Craig returns in the murder mystery film as Benoit Blanc, with a whole new cast of suspects, one of whom is played by Hahn.
Speaking at the film’s premiere, Hahn was asked what first went through her mind when Craig walked on to set.
She told Variety: “I think, ‘Woah, I have such a crush on your wife – what am I gonna say to you?”
Craig has been married to Rachel Weisz since 2011.
Hahn also expressed surprise over the James Bond star’s comedy skills, stating: “He turns out to be such a gifted physical comedian that is so surprising to me, and unexpected.
“He’s such a kind and generous ensemble member, and so funny – just the best. I adore him.”
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery also stars Kate Hudson, Edward Norton, Janelle Monáe, Leslie Odom Jr and Ethan Hawke.
The film sees Blanc travel to Greece after being invited to a murder mystery party hosted by a controversial tech billionaire.
Earlier this year, Johnson revealed that Craig’s character is gay.
Find The Independent’s review of Glass Onion here.
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