David Cameron does his best Daniel Craig impersonation
David Cameron does his best Daniel Craig impersonation as he relaxes on Cornish beach while Boris Johnson holds talks with EU leaders as he tried to solve Brexit conundrum
- David Cameron was yesterday spotted on the beach near Wadebridge, Cornwall
- The former PM emerged from the sea similar to Daniel Craig in Casino Royale
- Mr Cameron and his family have a holiday home near the popular seaside resort
Onlookers could have been forgiven for being more shaken than stirred as David Cameron emerged from the sea in Cornwall.
And while the former PM may not have been trying to mimic Daniel Craig’s toned Bond in 2006’s Casino Royale, he probably wishes he hadn’t been spied.
Mr Cameron, 52, looked jolly and relaxed on Tuesday as he lumbered on to the shore at Daymer Bay beach near Wadebridge, North Cornwall – a short distance from his holiday home.
David Cameron was spotted on the beach in Cornwall yesterday in a scene which draws direct comparison to Daniel Craig appearing in the 2006 James Bond movie Casino Royale
Mr Cameron, 52, looked jolly and relaxed on Tuesday as he lumbered on to the shore at Daymer Bay beach near Wadebridge, North Cornwall – a short distance from his holiday home
The former Tory leader has spoken of his ‘great patriotic struggle’ with his weight in the past
Mr Cameron had previously described himself as a ‘middle-aged, slightly overweight jogger’
The former Tory leader has spoken of his ‘great patriotic struggle’ with his weight in the past.
Speaking about his exercise regime in the past, the 52-year-old previously said: ‘In terms of how I keep body and soul together I try and stay a little bit fit, so I try and go for a run a week, I try to play a game of tennis once a week and I try not to go to bed that late.’
He added: ‘But, like all these things, it doesn’t always work.’
Mr Cameron also once described himself as a ‘middle-aged, slightly overweight jogger’ and has been frank about his ‘great patriotic struggle’ with his weight in the past.
He once admitted: ‘I’m not as good as Samantha at controlling what goes in. I’m a bit greedier. She is very disciplined.’
He once admitted: ‘I’m not as good as Samantha at controlling what goes in. I’m a bit greedier. She is very disciplined’
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