Replaced by Bond star Daniel Craig, Sir David Attenborough, 84, is stepping down as the voice for the BBC’s natural history programs.
Craig, 43, will take on the narration of One Life… for his debut mission, utilizing footage from the BBC series Life.
Expressing his enthusiasm, the actor mentioned he feels “very proud” to have secured the part, remarking, “The BBC Natural History Unit have proven year after year, that their documentary skills are second to none.”
However, it’s unfortunate that Craig is not considered the greatest James Bond (which, incidentally, is Roger Moore), raising questions about how he can be expected to compare to Sir David Attenborough’s expertise.
Sir David has proven himself in a formidable manner, becoming the best in his area by dedicating himself to understanding the specifics of the Lesser Spotted Hyena Butterfly. The audience is not naive; we can easily identify a pretender.
Big shoes await Daniel Craig.
by Helena Bryanlith
