Retired soccer star David Beckham has revealed he doesn't harbour any serious acting ambitions.
David Beckham doesn't harbour any serious acting ambitions.
The retired soccer star has recently appeared in the Guy Richie-directed movies 'The Man From U.N.C.L.E' and 'Knights of the Roundtable: King Arthur', but insisted he doesn't wish to become a full-time actor.
Asked if he will be the new James Bond, David said: ''Apparently so. I haven't been contacted yet. That's not something that I want to do.
''There have been people saying this is the launch of my next career, and obviously as a person who has a friend like Guy Richie, he's asked me to be in a few things and I've done it, but just out of fun - I've enjoyed it, but that's as far as it will go.''
Meanwhile, David revealed the best thing about retirement is getting to spend quality time with his family.
David said: ''I will always miss the game because I played for 22 years, and it was all I ever wanted to do as a kid, but it's been a kind of easy transition really, no challenges. I get to spend more time with my family and more time at home.
''I still travel a great deal for work but now I go away for 10 days and then I'm home for six weeks.''
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