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Daniel Craig Stuns With Long Hair at Venice Film Festival — Fans Say He Looks Like Brad Pitt

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September 4, 2024

Daniel Craig, best known for his iconic role as James Bond, made a striking appearance at the Venice Film Festival. Accompanied by his wife, fellow actor Rachel Weisz, Craig turned heads as he stepped into the spotlight, revealing his new look. Many are claiming Daniel now looks like Brad Pitt…
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Daniel Craig Stuns With Long Hair at Venice Film Festival — Fans Say He Looks Like Brad Pitt

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