Cheer up, you're newlyweds! Just married Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz look downcast as they hit the shops

By Daily Mail Reporter


Wedded bliss? Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz could barely raise a smile despite the fact they were enjoying a day out shopping at the exclusive designer shop Maxfield in Los Angeles


They say the honeymoon period is the most blissful part of married life.

But it didn't appear that way for newlyweds Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz, yesterday.

The couple could barely raise a smile despite the fact they were enjoying a day out shopping at the exclusive designer shop Maxfield in Los Angeles.


The James Bond star looked fit in a dressed down look of blue jeans, tennis shirt and trainers, while Rachel wore a a pretty black dress day dress.

The pair surprised the world when they got married in a low key ceremony in New York.

Fans were stunned as both parties had been in long-standing relationships before they said 'I do'.

The Mummy actress Rachel, 41, had just recently split from partner, Black Swan director Darren Aronofsky, with whom she has a five-year-old son and spent a decade with.

She had also previously had a relationship with respected Boon actor Neil Morrissey.

Downcast: Despite their glum appearances, the James Bond star looked fit in a dressed down look of blue jeans, tennis shirt and trainers, while Rachel wore a a pretty black dress day dress


Daniel, 43, ended his relationship with film producer Satsuki Mitchell in 2010 after a six-year romance.

However the couple's sizzling chemistry was captured on screen, as the real life lovers star in a series of romantic scenes in Dream House.

The couple grew close during filming in Canada last year, while playing a husband and wife in the psychological thriller.

The story follows a married couple who move into their dream home with their two young daughters, but the dream is shattered when they are haunted by former inhabitants who were murdered.

Distracted: Daniel played on his iPhone as the couple made their way into the shops


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