Playing international man of mystery James Bond can take quite the individual, but three years after the release of "No Time to Die," his final spin in the Aston Martin, Daniel Craig is finally starting to release himself from the pressures the role created inside him.

Daniel Craig is part of the Chappell Roan fan club. The Queer actor, 56, praised the “Hot to Go” singer in a recent interview for setting boundaries with fans and being vocal about the pressures of fame.

Daniel Craig may be cool, calm and collected on the big screen, but in real life, he's found himself struggling with fame. In a new interview, the actor commended overnight sensation Chappell Roan, who has openly expressed the drawbacks of becoming famous and set firm boundaries with fans and photographers.

The James Bond icon, 56, has revealed he "admires" the 26-year-old singer-songwriter for setting boundaries with fans and the media. Chappell, who shot to fame earlier this year, has been vocal about how celebrities are treated on social media and recently opened up about how fame has negatively affected her mental health.