Daniel Craig swaps his flash Aston Martin for a battered Land Rover to play a retired 007

Daniel Craig is back as James Bond, with the first day of filming on the 25th 007 movie beginning in Jamaica on Monday.

The British actor was seen on set, four days after the film's cast and plot details were unveiled in a live stream at Goldeneye - Ian Fleming's estate on Oracabessa bay on the northern coastline of Jamaica. 

Daniel, 51, was looking as suave as ever for his first day on his last outing as Bond, as he shot scenes alongside co-star Jeffrey Wright, who plays James' old friend Felix from the CIA, and his younger stunt double. 

The latest film sees Bond living a tranquil live in Jamaica after leaving active service before Felix turns up asking for help in a mission to rescue a kidnapped scientist.
The mission turns out to be far more treacherous than expected, leading Bond onto the trail of a mysterious villain armed with dangerous new technology. 

Daniel and Jeffrey, who starred together in 2006's Casino Royale, looked in great spirits as the caught up on set while an elaborate action shot was set up.

Dressed in a black shirt, jeans and shades, Daniel was looking as suave as ever, although was sporting a few more grey hairs.





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