Bond film delayed for the third time

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A Quiet Place Part II has been delayed again, and will now be released in September.The highly anticipated sequel is the latest in a long line of films having their release pushed back this week, including Jared Leto’s Morbius and James Bond film No Time To Die.The film, which sees John Krasinski return as director, was initially due to arrive in UK cinemas on March 20 last year, before the coronavirus pandemic hit the country.Since then, it has had four amended release dates.

A new release date has been given to A Quiet Place Part II.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterAs the coronavirus pandemic continues to impact Hollywood, Disney has delayed another round of movies.Numerous titles, all from the company’s 20th Century Studios and Searchlight banner, have been shifted out of the first half of the year. Among the shifts: “The King’s Man” has moved from March 12 to Aug.

direct to your inbox A new release date for the latest James Bond film has been announced following multiple delays due to the coronavirus pandemic.

coronavirus pandemicThe official 007 Twitter account said late Thursday that the 25th installment in the franchise will now open on Oct. 8.“No Time To Die” was originally slated to open in April 2020 but was pushed back to November of that year as the virus swept around the world.

coronavirus pandemic.No Time To Die will now make its cinematic bow on October 8, an official announcement confirmed, having been pushed back twice previously from its original release date of April 2020.It means that Daniel Craig’s final outing as the iconic spy will now debut 18 months after its original release date.Defending the decision in October 2020, Craig told The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon: “This thing is just bigger than all of us.

James Bond isn't risking the pandemic! The makers of No Time To Die have decided to shift the release date again. The Bond 25 movie, which was to be Daniel Craig's final run as James Bond in the franchise, was delayed from 2020 to April 2021 release owing to the pandemic.

is starting to be a bit ironic.The 25th entry in the Bond franchise — and final starring Daniel Craig as 007 — has been redated yet again due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, moving from April 2 to its new release date: Oct. 8, 2021.This marks the film's second release date this year.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterJames Bond’s latest adventure has hit another speed bump. “No Time to Die,” the upcoming installment in the British spy series, has been postponed yet again.The movie will now release in theaters on Oct.