James Bond star Daniel Craig described filming a scene with Britain’s Queen Elizabeth for London 2012 Olympic Video games as “an unimaginable factor”.

he made a cameo look in Danny Boyle’s opening ceremony for the Olympic Video games.

Within the comedy sketch, Craig, who performed British spy 007, referred to as at Buckingham Palace to summon the Queen to the occasion.

Queen Elizabeth who was sitting at her writing desk, made him wait earlier than greeting him with the phrases: “Good night, Mr Bond.”

They walked collectively, together with a few of her corgis, in direction of a helicopter and set off, flying over London to the Olympic Stadium, concluding with a stunt double of the Queen parachuting into the sector.

Seconds later, the true Queen, sporting the identical peach gown because the stunt double, entered the stadium to rapturous applause.

Reflecting on his time filming with Queen Elizabeth, 54-year-old Craig advised the BBC on the Toronto Worldwide Movie Pageant: “What an unimaginable factor.

“We is not going to see the likes of her ever once more. To be alive throughout her reign is one thing else.”

He added: “(I’m) very saddened, so I suppose good luck to Charles, actually.”

Mr Craig was on the Toronto Worldwide Movie Pageant on the world premiere of Glass Onion, the sequel to his hit movie Knives Out.

In the meantime Frank Cottrell-Boyce, who co-wrote the Queen’s TV appearances with Paddington Bear and Daniel Craig, advised BBC Radio 4’s In the present day programme on Friday that the Queen had volunteered herself for the Bond scene.

He stated: “We went to the Palace asking for permission to symbolize her and to know what she was sporting on the day, and it was her superb dresser who stated ‘No, no, she needs to be in it.’ She was sport and he or she was up for that.

“In actual fact on the day once we have been filming, she requested Danny Boyle if she may have a line as a result of there wasn’t a line within the script, in all probability as a result of once I was typing the script I didn’t fairly know the way you’d sort the character of the Queen… What would you sort?”

Charles, the previous Prince of Wales, ascended to the throne in Britain following the demise of his mom on Thursday.

He was then formally proclaimed King Charles III at a historic ceremony in St James’s Palace following a gathering of the Accession Council throughout which he swore an oath to privy counsellors.