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King Charles & James Bond Joke About Prince Andrew's Tunnel Scandal

This meme is an edited version of a real-life formal event photo featuring King Charles III (then Prince of Wales) and actor Daniel Craig, who is famous for portraying fictional spy James Bond. The image adds satirical dialogue that frames a fictional exchange: King Charles tells Bond, "Just don't do it in a tunnel this time or we'll never hear the end of it," while Bond responds, "Andrew? Consider it done your Majesty." The joke references Prince Andrew's controversial ties to Jeffrey Epstein, specifically the public scrutiny around Epstein's property with a tunnel, and leans into the James Bond trope of the spy carrying off secret missions (here, implied to be "dealing with" Andrew). The original photo shows Charles gesturing conversationally towards Craig, who has a serious, attentive expression, which the meme repurposes to fit the fictional, humorous scenario.
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King Charles III
Just don't do it in a tunnel this time or we'll never hear the end of it.
Daniel Craig (as James Bond)
Andrew? Consider it done your Majesty.

Overview

This meme is an edited version of a real-life formal event photo featuring King Charles III (then Prince of Wales) and actor Daniel Craig, who is famous for portraying fictional spy James Bond. The image adds satirical dialogue that frames a fictional exchange: King Charles tells Bond, "Just don't do it in a tunnel this time or we'll never hear the end of it," while Bond responds, "Andrew? Consider it done your Majesty." The joke references Prince Andrew's controversial ties to Jeffrey Epstein, specifically the public scrutiny around Epstein's property with a tunnel, and leans into the James Bond trope of the spy carrying off secret missions (here, implied to be "dealing with" Andrew). The original photo shows Charles gesturing conversationally towards Craig, who has a serious, attentive expression, which the meme repurposes to fit the fictional, humorous scenario.

Origin notes

The base image is a genuine photograph from a formal royal event or premiere where King Charles (as Prince of Wales) met Daniel Craig. This meme is a remix/edited version of that photo, created by adding text overlays to craft a satirical joke. Memes of this type typically originate and circulate on social media platforms like Reddit (subreddits such as r/memes or r/PoliticalHumor), Twitter/X, or Facebook, where users repurpose celebrity photos to comment on public figures and scandals in a humorous way.

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