Daniel Craig thinks the script for “SPECTRE” is ”better than we had last time”.

Daniel Craig says SPECTRE will be better than Skyfall

The 46-year-old performer, who’s playing James Bond for the fourth time in the eagerly awaited new film, expects “SPECTRE” to be better than the 2012 hit ‘Skyfall’, which made more than $1.1 billion at the overall film industry.

Craig talking about the movie revealed ”We’ve got an amazing cast and, I think, a better script than we had last time.”

The title of the new Sam Mendes-regulated film identifies with the Special Executive for Counter-brainpower, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion (SPECTRE), which is headed by notorious malevolence virtuoso Ernst Stavro Blofeld, the scarred super-scalawag whose association had noticeable impact in the ‘Dr. No’ and “Thunderball” motion pictures.

In any case, Daniel has declined to affirm or deny bits of gossip that Christoph Waltz – who is playing a character called Oberhauser – will truly be playing Bond’s old foe Blofeld, saying individuals would need to ”wait and see”.

Craig added: ”We started something in ‘Skyfall’, it felt like a beginning of something. This feels like a continuation of that. We’re going to put all of those elements in, and much more.”

Plot elements of the new motion picture – which sees Ralph Fiennes supplant Dame Judi Dench as M, the leader of the Mi6 insights administration – read: ”An enigmatic message from Bond’s past sends him on a trail to uncover a vile association.

”While M battles political forces to keep the secret service alive, Bond peels back the layers of deceit to reveal the terrible truth behind ‘SPECTRE’.”