Daniel Craig has reiterated his stance that he will not pass on his wealth to his children after his passing.

The renowned James Bond actor finds the concept of inheritance distasteful and has made it clear that he does not intend to leave his Hollywood fortune to his offspring.

In a previous interview with Saga Magazine, Craig expressed his aversion to the idea of leaving substantial sums of money to the next generation.

Despite being a father to two daughters – one with his wife, actress Rachel Weisz, and another from his previous marriage – Craig remains firm in his decision.

Recently, in an interview with Candis magazine, Craig reaffirmed his belief that inheritance is distasteful and shared his intention to distribute his wealth before his demise.

He referenced the philanthropic actions of Andrew Carnegie, highlighting the significance of giving back rather than accumulating riches for future generations.

The actor reflected on the notion that dying wealthy could be perceived as a failure, emphasizing the importance of sharing wealth while alive.

Craig emphasized his philosophy of either divesting his wealth or donating it before his passing, underscoring his commitment to avoiding traditional inheritance practices.

As Craig stands by his principles regarding generational wealth, his upcoming film “No Time to Die,” the highly anticipated 007 thriller, is set to hit cinemas on September 30.

Despite his successful acting career and financial prosperity, Craig remains steadfast in his belief that passing on great wealth to his children is not aligned with his values.

In a similar vein, acclaimed filmmaker Quentin Tarantino recently revealed his decision never to provide his mother with any portion of his earnings from the film industry.

This resolution stemmed from a sarcastic comment made by his mother during his youth, further exemplifying the complexities surrounding familial wealth distribution in the entertainment industry.