Daniel Craig has been named as the James Bond's highest paid action hero following the Box Office accomplishment of his fifth film, Spectre.

The 42-year-old actor earned $39m (£25.4m) even though the film Spectre went over budget, The International Business Times reported.

Compared to Skyfall's opening day in 2012 reaching £6.2M ($9.3M), Spectre has broken the UK box office records earning £6.3M ($9.5M) on the same day. £6.6M ($1B) is the present target of the film worldwide but in order to beat the record of Skyfall it should beat £7.2B ($1.1B).

Because of being on the top spot as a biggest earner, Daniel would still be No.1 and No.2 in the James Bond Film franchise history.

The actor's predecessor Pierce Brosnan wanted £13M ($20M) to film Bond 21, Casino Royale, in which Daniel went onto take the limelight.

The large amount he has ever received - topping Golden Eye, Tomorrow Never Dies and The World Is Not Enough which was £10.9M ($16.5M) for Die Another Day, based to fansite M16 Community.   

This has been fashioned each four years in view of the fact that 1963's Doctor No, is now on the approach to its 25th incarnation, Bond 25.

Daniel's enthusiasm after 10 years and four films has enhanced considering his future with the franchise.

Daniel told Time Out: 'The Bond bank is dry. If you're asking me what would I do with another Bond movie? I haven't a clue. Go into space? Let's do it! They already did it. Let's do it again.'

Daniel added about what makes a good quality Bond: 'It's a struggle. I know that how Bond wears a suit and walks into a room is important. But as an actor I don't want to give a f*** about what I look like!

'So I have to play with both things. In a way that works, as that's Bond: he looks good and he doesn't give a f*** what you think he looks like!'