But three films into Rian Johnson's Knives Out series, the former 007 star has added another truly beloved character to his repertoire: sharp Southern sleuth Benoit Blanc.
As ever, the suspect list comprises a who's who of Hollywood talent – with Josh O'Connor, Glenn Close and Jeremy Renner among the potential culprits this time around – and it seems that all of those who took part greatly enjoyed watching Craig disappear into his role for a third time.
She added that Craig worked the hardest of the whole cast – with the possible exception of O'Connor – and that he always showed up for every scene more prepared than anybody else in the ensemble.
"We knew we were on a championship team and we didn't want to drop the ball, so it was fun to have somebody like Daniel as your creative leader, your team captain."
View oEmbed on the source website"And there was a moment where we're all sitting in the church watching him do this incredible monologue, and it really felt like I was watching a play," she recalled.
"He's just a spectacular human being," he said of his co-star. "He's really good, because in an ensemble film, it's great to have an ensemble, but of course, he's at the centre of it. And you know, he establishes alongside Rian [Johnson], this really beautiful atmosphere to work in, because there's a lot of intimidating people on the first day!"
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Daryl McCormack – who plays an aspiring politician-turned-online conspiracy nut – agreed with Scott's assessment.
"I think, in turn, that really does just create an atmosphere for you as an actor, to come in and feel free and a part of the process in a real, genuine way. And then just to witness him portray this iconic character in person is really something."
Only two more to go until he equals his output as 007...
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