Confirm or Deny: Rachel Weisz
MAUREEN DOWD: Every Friday night, Daniel Craig bakes you a lasagna and gives you a foot massage.
Posted — UpdatedRACHEL WEISZ: More like chicken stew with rice. And no massage.
RW: I don’t have a drop of English blood in my veins. You know something funny? In the ‘90s, when I first went to LA for auditions, before I had any jobs, I used to go up for Hispanic roles against Salma Hayek. I put on a Mexican accent. It would be completely politically incorrect now, but that was my first experience. I never got the roles, of course.
RW: Confirm.
RW: In a Cockney accent. Confirm.
RW: I love nice things but I don’t love shopping. I grew up as a little brunette tomboy getting into trouble.
RW: Yeah, people normally just do what they want.
RW: I once made a film called “Swept From the Sea,” and we shared a house in Cornwall.
RW: Yeah. It was a one-off character, a shrink. Ever since then my friend Oscar Isaacs has called me Dr. Weisz.
RW: Confirm. That’s about as scary as it can get.
RW: Confirm.
RW: He would maybe enjoy that. I don’t know. I would say, the thing about James Bond is, he doesn’t get married, right? But I’m married to Daniel. So I never think of myself in any shape or form as a Bond girl because I’m married to him.
RW: I like rock ‘n’ roll, and I’m a total headbanger.
RW: Confirm.
RW: Confirm. I love being Mrs. Craig. I’m Mrs. Craig on my checkbooks and passports and things. I heard about a movie called “Mrs. Craig” that I want to watch.
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