Daniel slipped from #1 to #4 on British GQ magazine's list of "Britain's Best Dressed Men." The full list of 50 men will appear in the May 2009 issue of British GQ. Daniel's style is called "understated elegance, suave and sophisticated."  You can see his GQ page here.

The Quantum of Solace DVD is released today in the USA and UK. The DVD already topped the Amazon UK sales chart and is almost at the top of the Amazon US sales chart.

In a lengthy interview with Australia's Herald Sun to promote the QOS DVD, Daniel discusses James Bond films and the James Bond character. When asked "how has playing Bond changed you?" Daniel replied:

"Me personally? I’ve got so many good things in my life because of doing this and it’s obviously helped but it doesn’t change life itself. Life itself is still the most important thing and the most important thing about life is family and friends – they are the ones who keep you grounded and make sure you remember who you are.

And I have to look after that because that is the most important thing. But I get to do some pretty great things. I mean, whether it’s the travel that I do or whether it’s the bonuses that happen when I can jump the queue to a few things occasionally. I mean, like private viewings of the Sistine chapel, stuff like that, is obviously fantastic and a great privilege, which I really appreciate. And you have to do it, if you don’t do it you have missed out.

One of the things I’ve got to do this year is go and see Liverpool play at Anfield and go to one of the (rugby union) internationals at Twickenham - they have invited me to go and I have to accept the offer because it’s a great thing to do. And you know, they might not invite me again so I’d better make the most of it."

Click here to read the full interview.

Daniel was photographed by paparazzi in London yesterday (March 17), carrying a shopping bag from Swiss Watch manufacturer, Omega. Daniel is a spokesman for Omega watches. You can see the photos at Celebuzz.

In an interview with the Daily Mail, Welsh actor Rhys Ifans recounts working on the film Enduring Love (in which he played Jed, Daniel Craig's almost likeable, yet pathologically besotted stalker):

"For me it was a love story, and I spent all day winding Dan Craig up. Waiting outside his door, leaving little notes, ringing him up and asking if he was lonely, doing the countdown to the snog scene: 'Only three days to go now, Dan.' He still says that even after Bond, getting to grips with my mouth was the hardest stunt he's ever had to do. But I got to snog James Bond before any other Bond bird got her hands on him, and I'm proud of that... But the film was so dark, you see, that having fun with it was the only way to deal with it."

You can see movie stills from Enduring Love in the D2D gallery by clicking here.

Daniel will be among the stars who will present young film-makers with the First Light Movies Awards. The Awards ceremony will take place on the 17th March 2009 at the Odeon, Leicester Square. 

Now in its 7th year, this annual celebration of young people's film making has firmly established itself as a permanent fixture in the film awards calendar know generally as the 'Mini Oscar's'.  Hosted by T4's Miquita Oliver and Rick Edwards, the Awards ceremony will be attended by around 1,000 guests, comprising of the nominated young filmmakers, young people’s organisations from across the UK, as well as being strongly supported by industry professionals, patrons and celebrities. 

For more information, go here.

Today is Daniel's 41st birthday. We wish Daniel a very Happy Birthday and many, many more!

Best wishes from Dedicated to Daniel . . .