Pierce Brosnan thinks Daniel Craig is a ''magnificent'' James Bond.

The 59-year-old actor - who portrayed the suave spy in four movies until 2002's 'Die Another Day' - believes his successor is the perfect choice for the character at present because he is so ''hard'' and the franchise has moved on to a different era, thanks largely to competition from the 'Bourne' movie series.

Daniel Radcliffe was one of 300 mourners to mourn Richard Griffiths at his funeral yesterday (09.04.13).

The 'Harry Potter' actor wept for his co-star, who played his cruel uncle Vernon Dursley in the wizard franchise, as he was laid to rest at the Holy Trinity church in Stratford-upon-Avon, West Midlands of England, where poet William Shakespeare was buried.

Dame Judi Dench takes pills to help her remember scripts.

The 78-year-old actress admits her memory isn't as sharp as it used to be, so she relies on a supplement recommended to her by a university professor in order to help boost her recall skills.

Dustin Hoffman thinks his ''soul expands'' as he grows older.

The 75-year-old actor - who has been married to second wife Lisa since 1980 - isn't concerned about his advancing years because he is ''growing and expanding'' as a person, especially as he is aware of the differences in how the sexes lead their lives.

Sarah Harding loves the red carpet.

The 31-year-old singer looked stunning as she stepped out at the 'Run For Your Wife' premiere last night (05.02.13) in a floor-length shimmering black and bronze gown and she insists she is at home at the glitzy events.

Ben Whishaw feels sorry for celebrities who are ''mobbed'' everywhere they go.

The 32-year-old actor still tries to live a normal private life despite his growing fame - which has increased since he played Q in the latest James Bond film 'Skyfall' - and he has a great deal of sympathy for stars who can't escape the limelight, such as Kristen Stewart.