London:
James Bond star Daniel Craig says he will never open up about his wedding to actress Rachel Weisz because he has already got away with keeping the big day secret.
The 43-year-old actor married Weisz in a secret ceremony in the Big Apple in June and the pair has kept tight-lipped about the big day in subsequent interviews, Daily Star reported.
"We got away with it. We did it privately. And I've got a lot of people to thank for that. But that was the point. We did it for private reasons. Because we didn't want it messed up, because that would be sharing a secret. And the whole point is that it was a secret. A secret is a secret in my mind," he said.
Craig admits he fears any remarks he makes about his marriage will come back to haunt him in the future but insists he is with Weisz for the "long run".
"Ultimately, if I start making comments of any sort. Look, I'm in love. I'm very happy. And that is as far as I'm prepared to go. Life is long, life goes wrong, and I don't want to say something now that might be thrown back later.
"Ultimately, people are saying, 'Give it six months.' Well guess what? I'm not responding. Life is long and I'm hopefully in this for the long run," he added.
The 43-year-old actor married Weisz in a secret ceremony in the Big Apple in June and the pair has kept tight-lipped about the big day in subsequent interviews, Daily Star reported.
"We got away with it. We did it privately. And I've got a lot of people to thank for that. But that was the point. We did it for private reasons. Because we didn't want it messed up, because that would be sharing a secret. And the whole point is that it was a secret. A secret is a secret in my mind," he said.
Craig admits he fears any remarks he makes about his marriage will come back to haunt him in the future but insists he is with Weisz for the "long run".
"Ultimately, if I start making comments of any sort. Look, I'm in love. I'm very happy. And that is as far as I'm prepared to go. Life is long, life goes wrong, and I don't want to say something now that might be thrown back later.
"Ultimately, people are saying, 'Give it six months.' Well guess what? I'm not responding. Life is long and I'm hopefully in this for the long run," he added.
