Daniel Craig stepped out in London on Sunday night at a star-studded gala held in honour of the National Youth Theatre’s 70th anniversary.
The 58-year-old, who trained at the National Youth Theatre as an aspiring young actor in the 1980s, was one of a host of famous faces who performed on stage.
Reading a letter written by critically acclaimed playwright James Graham, Daniel told the audience that “the most important invention in the history of civilisation […] was stopping, standing still”.
The actor dedicated the letter to “those here who stopped, who stayed, who planted seeds, and grew things…”.
Daniel, who looked seriously suave in a navy…
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