Daniel Craig, who has played several James Bond roles, may be worth more than the several million dollars he has collected for his roles, including $25 million for a re-enactment. A James Bond role in the upcoming No Time No Day and $100 million to appear in the 2019 movie Knives Out sequel, but the 53-year-old doesn't plan to share much of it with his kids.
In the latest issue of Candy's Magazine, according to Al Arabiya, Craig explained his philosophy on inheritance, saying that he does not plan to leave a lot of money to his children.
Isn't there an old adage that if you die rich, you fail?' And Craig said, quoting the Times of London on estimates of the fortunes of Andrew Carnegie, Which gave up what will be in today's accounts about 11 billion dollars.
Craig finds it distasteful to leave large sums of money to heirs. He has two sons, a 29-year-old daughter and a 2-year-old daughter, as well as his wife, actress Rachel Weisz, who also has a teenage son.
My philosophy is to get rid of it or give it up before you go, said Craig.
The Hollywood star is not the first person to publicly announce that his children will not receive a large portion of his fortune. Investor Warren Buffett - who has a net worth of more than $100 billion - recently reiterated his firm belief that his incomprehensible net worth is better spent on charitable causes rather than the investment portfolios of his children.
After a lot of observing super-rich families, here's my advice: leave the kids just enough so they can do anything, but not enough, he said in a note to contributors. So they can't do anything.
