"Bond 24" star Daniel Craig and his wife Rachel Weisz are moving to Dublin while Rachel Weisz films "The Lobster" with Colin Farrell.

According to The Independent, Daniel Craig, who will soon star in "Bond 24," and his wife Rachel Weisz are planning to rent a house for several weeks in Dublin, Ireland, as she is scheduled to start filming in March with Colin Farrell for "The Lobster."

"A member of Rachel and Daniel's team got in touch with the estate agent as early as last December to look for properties that match their criteria," an insider said. "They were interested in the Dun Laoghaire area, as it's by the seaside and out of the city centre, yet close enough if they want to get to the airport."

The website reports that "The Lobster" will be the first English language film by Oscar-nominated Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos, who is behind "Dogtooth" and "Alps." Production will begin in Kerry, but Weisz and Craig will be basing themselves in the capital for the most part.

According to RTE, in addition to Pierce Brosnan and soon Craig, there is another James Bond star currently in Ireland - Timothy Dalton is filming the gothic horror series "Penny Dreadful," which is shooting in Dublin's Temple Bar.

Last month, Daniel and Rachel finished up a 14-week stint on Broadway, appearing together in a production of Harold Pinter's classic "Betrayal."

"Bond 24," the upcoming installment in the James Bond franchise, will star Daniel Craig, who will reprise his role as Agent 007. "Bond 24" has a November 6, 2015 release date and will be helmed by "Skyfall" director Sam Mendes.