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Daniel Craig staying silent on whether ‘Spectre’ is his final 007 adventure

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Christoph Waltz, from left to right, Monica Bellucci, Daniel Craig, Lea Seydoux and Naomie Harris, pose for photographers during the photo call for the latest Bond film, "Spectre," at an hotel in central London, Thursday, Oct. 22, 2015. The media blitz ahead of Monday\'s World Premiere of the movie at the Royal Albert Hall has started in earnest. Craig is reprising his role as the British secret agent for the fourth time. (Photo by Joel Ryan/Invision/AP)

LONDON – Is “Spectre” Daniel Craig’s Bond swansong?

We’ll have to wait and see.

The British actor makes his fourth appearance as suave secret agent 007 in the Sam Mendes-directed film, which has its world premiere in London on Monday.

Speculation has swirled that it will be Craig’s last film as James Bond ever since the actor told Time Out magazine that he would only make another Bond movie “for the money.”

But Craig said Thursday that “I love making these films.”

Asked by Britain’s Press Association about returning to Bond, Craig joked: “Do I have a choice?”

Bond battles a shadowy international conspiracy in “Spectre,” which stars Oscar winner Christoph Waltz as 007’s nemesis. The film opens in the U.S. on Nov 6.

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