Hey everyone, remember when No Time To Die was coming out, the big return of Bond and Daniel Craig's swan song in the role of 007? That feels like a hundred years ago, doesn't it?With cinemas now reopening, the next Bond instalment is back on target for a November release, and a new poster is online.
Among the movies first affected by the worldwide pandemic, No Time To Die had been aiming to arrive in April, but was pushed back to the end of the year.
The film finds Craig's Bond trying to enjoy retirement from service, but drawn back into action by the dual forces of discovering new information about lover Madeleine Swann (Léa Seydoux) and a favour from old friend Felix Leiter (Jeffrey Wright) of the CIA. With a mysterious, dangerous new plot threatening the world, cooked up by Rami Malek's Safin, and Christoph Waltz' Blofeld still hanging around (albeit in prison), Bond will need allies old (Ralph Fiennes' M, Naomie Harris' Moneypenny) and new (Lashana Lynch's fellow Double-O Nomi and Ana de Armas Paloma), can he intervene once again?
With Cary Fukunaga directing this time around, No Time To Die is scheduled for a 12 November release in the UK, with the States following on 20 November. The next trailer for the movie drops on Thursday.