Daniel Craig's 'real voice' is revealed in hilarious James Bond skit for Red Nose Day... as 007's famous Aston Martin takes a plunge on Spectre film set

His fans certainly believe that he is ‘all man’ thanks to his role as the ultimate spy, James Bond.

But in a playful sketch for Red Nose Day, it was revealed that Daniel Craig’s voice had to be dubbed in Casino Royale.

And none other than comedian Alan Carr was revealed to be the ‘real’ voice of Bond in the hilarious 'mockumentary'.

Looks the part: In a playful sketch for Red Nose Day, it was revealed that Daniel Craig’s voice had to be dubbed in Casino Royale

Kicking off the sketch, Bond producer Michael G Wilson explained: ‘Daniel was born to play Bond, apart from the thing...’

They then revealed the 'one thing about Daniel that millions of fans around the world don't know.'

Craig’s co-star Ben Whishaw continued: ‘When he talks Daniel sounds really distinctive. It's just not the voice you think of when you think of Bond.’

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Sounds strange: Kicking off the sketch, Bond producer Michael G Wilson explained, ‘Daniel was born to play Bond, apart from the thing...’

Secrets: They then revealed the 'one thing about Daniel that millions of fans around the world don't know'

Daniel could be seen protesting: 'I don't sound like a little girl - I sound like a big manly man, which is what I am.’

His co-star, Naomie Harris, was heard talking with a manly northern accent, while former 007 Sir Roger Moore's clipped tones were revealed to be like a Geordie woman.

In the end, it was revealed that camp chat show host Alan Carr was, in fact, the source of James Bond's voice in the movie.

Unique vocals: Craig’s co-star Ben Whishaw continued, ‘When he talks Daniel sounds really distinctive. It's just not the voice you think of when you think of Bond’

Not impressed: Daniel could be seen protesting, 'I don't sound like a little girl - I sound like a big manly man, which is what I am.’

Riled up: His fans certainly believe that he is ‘all man’ thanks to his role as the ultimate spy

The sketch came to a close with Daniel complaining: 'If they don't let me use my own voice in the next Bond film, I'll scream and scream and scream until I'm sick.

‘Enjoy the film... I'm off to do some colouring in.'

While viewers enjoyed their closer look into the real Bond, his famous Aston Martin was seen in less than ideal circumstances on the set of the latest Bond film, Spectre.