Old news (but still interesting)

[StarryDannyFan]

I think it's real... she didn't mention much about Daniel, but she said she did get married to a bloke who is a double 00. She is referring to Daniel but it's obvious she wants to keep him private and also I have heard of Nordoff Robbins - it's a music therapy place where they help disabled people to express their feelings. The words she is saying sounds so real, and I heard somewhere that she is a music therapist now and it all fits. She could have another child with her current partner.

Hmmm...it all sounds interesting!!!! I thought her real name is Fiona?

StarryDannyFan xx

[Anglophile]

Looks real to me, music profiles mostly are. And I remember hearing about that Loch Lomond thing before in connection with her.
Guildhall Jazz School? Is that where she met Daniel?

[Deb]

I think it's real... she didn't mention much about Daniel, but she said she did get married to a bloke who is a double 00. She is referring to Daniel but it's obvious she wants to keep him private and also I have heard of Nordoff Robbins - it's a music therapy place where they help disabled people to express their feelings. The words she is saying sounds so real, and I heard somewhere that she is a music therapist now and it all fits. She could have another child with her current partner.

Hmmm...it all sounds interesting!!!! I thought her real name is Fiona?

StarryDannyFan xx

Yeah, her real name is Fiona as far as I know.

[sharmaine]

Just listened to her music - loved it....a verbratto similar to Ricki Lee Jones or Beth Hart but more jazzy....very sweet and emotional voice.

I can't help but think about how intense their relationship was at the time they first met and ended up conceiving a child because of it. Two artists with very divergent paths. I feel for her, Fiona and her child. Without knowing any details of what lead them to part ways I can only feel some great sadness.

Daniel's career has reached heights he probably didn't imagine and Fiona seems to be very happy doing her own thing and raising their child on her own. Such is life nowadays for many families. I hope the best for their daughter most of all.

[redluna]

I love this comment:

"...and I have a wee monster who is getting tall and slamming doors and borrowing slingbacks ahem."

Sounds like a teenager in the middle of puberty

[Germangirl]

Just listening to her voice - very sweet, clear and kind.



CRAIG'S ACCOUNTS REVEAL EXCESS DENTAL AND SECURITY BILLS
2007-11-02 17:45:03 -
007 star DANIEL CRAIG was forced to spend $2,000 (£1,000) on dental care after he was hit in the mouth while shooting CASINO ROYALE.
The dental bills were revealed in the James Bond actor's accounts, which also showed his need for more security following the success of the 2006 movie.
A source tells British newspaper the Sun, "Daniel suddenly had more public attention than he had ever had to handle. He forked out thousands."

[magch]

CRAIG'S ACCOUNTS REVEAL EXCESS DENTAL AND SECURITY BILLS
2007-11-02 17:45:03 -
007 star DANIEL CRAIG was forced to spend $2,000 (£1,000) on dental care after he was hit in the mouth while shooting CASINO ROYALE.
The dental bills were revealed in the James Bond actor's accounts, which also showed his need for more security following the success of the 2006 movie.
A source tells British newspaper the Sun, "Daniel suddenly had more public attention than he had ever had to handle. He forked out thousands."

Thanks Germangirl. I don't quite understand why spending $2000 on teeth is such a big deal? In my experience, it is very easy to spend that much just to put crowns and bridges in the U.S. Is dental expense much cheaper outside of U.S.? Can someone enlighten me please?

[Germangirl]

CRAIG'S ACCOUNTS REVEAL EXCESS DENTAL AND SECURITY BILLS
2007-11-02 17:45:03 -
007 star DANIEL CRAIG was forced to spend $2,000 (£1,000) on dental care after he was hit in the mouth while shooting CASINO ROYALE.
The dental bills were revealed in the James Bond actor's accounts, which also showed his need for more security following the success of the 2006 movie.
A source tells British newspaper the Sun, "Daniel suddenly had more public attention than he had ever had to handle. He forked out thousands."

Thanks Germangirl. I don't quite understand why spending $2000 on teeth is such a big deal? In my experience, it is very easy to spend that much just to put crowns and bridges in the U.S. Is dental expense much cheaper outside of U.S.? Can someone enlighten me please?

I would think it is way too expensive everywhere. In Daniels case, if this sum is true, its a bit much, since he only lost a cap.

[Anglophile]

I would think it is way too expensive everywhere. In Daniels case, if this sum is true, its a bit much, since he only lost a cap.

That's why I don't believe it. Why would they know his accounts, and why are they reviving this ancient story anyway? I smell an agenda here.

[Dunda]

I would think it is way too expensive everywhere. In Daniels case, if this sum is true, its a bit much, since he only lost a cap.

That's why I don't believe it. Why would they know his accounts, and why are they reviving this ancient story anyway? I smell an agenda here.

I have read somewhere that he has lost a cap and that it was fixed provisorily, so that he could go on with his work. And the next day his dentist had come to the set.
So if the set was in Prague and his dentist was in London (what I suppose) that $2000 could be possible
$500 for fixation of the cap and $1500 for traveling to Prague

But to be honest, where the hell will they get the information about his accounts from??

[Germangirl]

...since it happened while filming, its very likable, that the companies insurance covered for that. So maybe, and thats a big maybe, someone got it from there.

[Anglophile]

I have read somewhere that he has lost a cap and that it was fixed provisorily, so that he could go on with his work. And the next day his dentist had come to the set.
So if the set was in Prague and his dentist was in London (what I suppose) that $2000 could be possible
$500 for fixation of the cap and $1500 for traveling to Prague

He dismissed that story about his dentist being flown in from London as rubbish. In some interview he said that he just gave the cap to someone to hold and went on with the scene, and after that he went to the dentist to have it glued back on, and that was it. $2000? Come on...

I think it's no coincidence that this story comes back up at the same time some of them say he should "leave while he's still ahead".

[Laredo]

I think insurance would have paid for on the film set . They cover work related stuff like that I would think .

[Dunda]

It'm just astonished that I'm able to find really old stuff which I have never seen and heard before

This is an audio interview with Eva Green, Dame Judi Dench, Mads Mikkelsen and last but not least Daniel at the premiere in London

http://www.bbc.co.uk/1xtra/features/day ... gallery660

click on "hear the interview"

[sigl]

I have read somewhere that he has lost a cap and that it was fixed provisorily, so that he could go on with his work. And the next day his dentist had come to the set.
So if the set was in Prague and his dentist was in London (what I suppose) that $2000 could be possible
$500 for fixation of the cap and $1500 for traveling to Prague

He dismissed that story about his dentist being flown in from London as rubbish. In some interview he said that he just gave the cap to someone to hold and went on with the scene, and after that he went to the dentist to have it glued back on, and that was it. $2000? Come on...

I think it's no coincidence that this story comes back up at the same time some of them say he should "leave while he's still ahead". [/quot



What's this about him 'leaving while he's still ahead'??? I haven't heard anything about this!