London: Daniel Craig poked fun at the Bond girls when he hosted the Saturday Night Live.
The 44-year-old actor played the MI6 spy in a sketch titled ‘Lesser Known Bond Girls.’
Coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the Bond films, the cast of the show posed as actresses including Diane Keaton, Jodie Foster and Lea Michele - all supposedly Bond girls who were not well known.
One scene saw comedian Fred Armisen act out a scene from ‘Goldfinger,’ but bizarrely titled ‘Quantum of Leap,’ that saw Craig upset when he got gold paint on his tuxedo.
‘Glee’ star Lea Michele, played by Nasim Pedrad, supposedly starred in Bond film ‘Hippopotopussy,’ annoying Craig as she sings and dances alongside him while he tries to save the world.
Craig’s stint on the popular US show also saw him play the boyfriend of a girl who used to be a man.
Seemingly unaware his partner had a sex swap, Craig makes out with “Regine” while they are at a dinner party, disgusting everyone in the room.
Another sketch showed Craig play an out-of-work Brit who printed Olympics Forever T-Shirts in the hope of making money.
ANI
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