Highlights
- Rachel Weisz trusts her husband Daniel Craig around women.
- The 42-year-old actress, who fell for James Bond star Daniel on the sets of Dream House in 2011, says she doesn't get jealous of her husband's on-screen romances with Bond Girls and has a relaxed approach to acting.
- Rachel Weisz told the British edition of Marie Claire magazine: "It's just make-believe. It's a strange job in that way for sure. We don't sit around talking about acting but you both understand you've got to be flexible. Every few months you start a new job."
- The couple married in June 2011 and have two children between them, although The Bourne Legacy star Rachel insists it wasn't love at first sight.
- She revealed: "It wasn't really like that. We'd been friends for ages."
- The brunette beauty - who has six-year-old Henry with ex-partner Darren Aronofsky - also admitted that she hasn't ruled out having another child with Daniel Craig in the future.
- Rachel Weisz said: "I'm pretty content. I'm not planning on having more, but never say never."
Rachel Weisz trusts her husband Daniel Craig around women.
The 42-year-old actress, who fell for James Bond star Daniel on the sets of
Dream House in 2011, says she doesn't get jealous of her husband's on-screen romances with Bond Girls and has a relaxed approach to acting.
Rachel Weisz told the British edition of Marie Claire magazine: "It's just make-believe. It's a strange job in that way for sure. We don't sit around talking about acting but you both understand you've got to be flexible. Every few months you start a new job."
The couple married in June 2011 and have two children between them, although
The Bourne Legacy star Rachel insists it wasn't love at first sight.
She revealed: "It wasn't really like that. We'd been friends for ages."
The brunette beauty - who has six-year-old Henry with ex-partner Darren Aronofsky - also admitted that she hasn't ruled out having another child with Daniel Craig in the future.
Rachel Weisz said: "I'm pretty content. I'm not planning on having more, but never say never."