London (CNN) -- The British Prime Minister's former media chief listened to a hacked voice mail message left by actress Sienna Miller for actor Daniel Craig, when he was editor of the now defunct News of the World tabloid, a former reporter told a London court. Andy Coulson, editor of the Rupert Murdoch mass-selling tabloid paper until 2007 and then Prime Minister David Cameron's head of communications until 2011, heard the voice mail left for the James Bond actor, Dan Evans, a former News of the World journalist told London's Old Bailey Court on Tuesday. The revelation came at the trial of former News of the World editors Coulson and Rebekah Brooks and the paper's former managing editor, Stuart Kuttner.
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Court hears former reporter describe hacking Daniel Craig's phone
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Reporter says message was from actress Sienna Miller
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Message played to editor Andy Coulson, who later became PM media chief, court hears
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Evidence is revealed in phone hacking trial of former News of the World editors
When asked by the prosecution if he had ever had any other direct communication with @placeholder concerning phone hacking, Evans said: "Not that I can think of, no."