Daniel Craig paid tribute to The Queen with a cheeky tribute to her iconic 2012 Olympic skit during her Platinum Jubilee concert on Saturday night
The 54-year-old actor appeared in a recorded message to express his gratitude for Her Majesty and her 70 years of service to the country.
He said: “Your Majesty, thank you for our continued presence in our lives, for your guidance and for your unwavering grace and poise.
Binding the name: Daniel Craig, 54, paid tribute to The Queen with a cheeky tribute to her iconic skit from the 2012 Olympics during her Platinum Jubilee concert on Saturday night
“I would follow you anywhere, ma’am. Get out of some helicopter.’
The star was referring to the sketch he filmed with the Queen, in which he took on the role of James Bond, with the couple leaving Buckingham Palace in a helicopter to celebrate the opening ceremony of the 2012 London Games.
In an iconic moment, a stunt double jumped out of the helicopter as if it were the monarch herself, who then dramatically appeared at her seat in the Olympic Stadium.
Music legends headlined the BBC’s Party At The Palace concert on Saturday night, where Sir Rod Stewart gave an upbeat performance, while Queen and Adam Lambert and Elton John also delivered sensational shows.
Stars: The James Bond star referenced the sketch of the Queen leaving Buckingham Palace in a helicopter for the opening ceremony of the London 2012 games
Regal: The pair were spotted walking through Buckingham Palace as they made their way to the opening ceremony in the now iconic skit titled Happy And Glorious
Sir Rod didn’t fail to get the 22,000 spectators outside Buckingham Palace dancing with an incredible medley of his top tracks to celebrate the Queen’s 70th reign.
He looked vibrant in a bright yellow suit jacket, which he paired with black pants and a crisp white shirt for the pop performance.
The singer belted out Baby Jane with his recognizable raspy vocals along with three backing singers wearing dresses that echoed the colors of the Union Jack.
Looking good: Elsewhere, Rod Stewart, 77, put on a vibrant display in a bright yellow suit jacket for the slamming performance
Elsewhere, Queen was joined on stage by Adam Lambert as they sang a montage of classics and wowed the royal family with their upbeat performance.
Adam, taking the place of lead singer Freddie Mercury, appeared on stage in front of a line of palace officials playing drums and began belting out We Will Rock You for their opening number.
It comes 20 years after guitarist Brian May performed God Save The Queen on the roof of Buckingham Palace during a Golden Jubilee show in 2002.
Rocking: The BBC party at the Palace kicked off on Saturday night with a spectacular performance by Adam Lambert and Queen
The singer, 40, showed off his sensational sense of style in a flowy black jacket with gold stitching, which he paired with black trousers and a shirt as he took the stage.
During their opening number, Brian May incredibly emerged from behind a golden stage on a huge platform as he rocked the guitar solo while Roger Taylor put on an incredible show behind the drums.
After a rocking start, they sang Don’t Stop Me Now and got the 22,000 crowd clapping and cheering before belting out We Are The Champions.
Legends: During their opening number, Brian May rocked the guitar solo while Roger Taylor put on an incredible show behind the drums
And Kate Middleton seemed smitten with her amazing performance of Don’t Stop Me Now as she was seen singing along in the royal box, where she sat alongside her family.
And Elton John gave a touching performance of Your Song, but he didn’t appear on stage for his rendition of the popular track.
The Rocketman hitmaker was projected into Buckingham Palace as he paid tribute to the Queen, before playing the piano and singing in a pre-taped show from Windsor Castle.
As he sang, he appeared at the Palace with the lyrics to his hit song appearing alongside him, silencing the crowd as they were awed by the performance.
DJ Jax Jones was the next singer to take the stage and perform instructions, with a special appearance from 10-year-old Nandi Bushell on drums.
Projection: And Elton John gave a touching performance of Your Song, but he didn’t appear on stage for his rendition of the popular track