Actor Daniel Craig has played James Bond for the past 15 years, but with this October's No Time To Die, he's setting down his martini glass and pistol and retiring the character.

The farewell speech that Craig gave to the crew after wrapping No Time To Die has now emerged online. Craig gets emotional in his sendoff, saying, "I've loved every single second of these movies, and especially this one, because I got up every morning and I've had the chance to work with you guys. That has been one of the greatest honors of my life."

Craig also acknowledged some of the controversy about what he said in the past about the James Bond films. He didn't mention any specific examples, but Craig is quoted as saying that, after wrapping up Spectre, he would rather slash his wrists than come back to play 007 again. But Craig did agree to return for the 25th James Bond movie, and he later said his earlier comments--which he made just two days after he wrapped Spectre when he was feeling exhausted--were "really stupid."