Daniel Craig won’t be giving his kids any inheritance

"I cried, which is weird, because I play in it"

Had it not been for the Coronavirus outbreak, Bond fans would be preparing to watch No Time To Die this week. The James Bond movie, which is also Daniel Craig's last movie as the James Bond, has been pushed to November 2020. While we have to wait until later this year to know what's in store for Bond fans, Ana De Armas is spilling the tea on her character in the movie. The Knives Out star plays the Bond Girl CIA agent Paloma in Bond 25. 

SEAN Connery will always be the ultimate 007 to millions of movie fans but the most famous Bond girl ever believes nobody does it better than Daniel Craig.

No Time To Die's release has been postponed to November owing to the Coronavirus pandemic. The James Bond film is to see Daniel Craig play the 007 agent for one last time in April. With the change in release date, it gives director Cary Fukunaga ample time to polish the film and make necessary changes to the movie. However, the filmmaker recently confirmed Bond 25 is officially complete and he wouldn't be revisiting the post-production table to make any kind of changes. 

By Jake Kanter

There is a strong buzz that Daniel Craig's last film as James Bond will not hit the big screen in November 2020. The film was supposed to hit the theatres on April 2.

Coronavirus has drastically affected all fields of work, as the entire globe is practicing self-isolation and social distancing. Whether it be events like Cannes Film Festival and MET Gala being delayed to an indefinite time or even movie releases being pushed back, it's indeed been a dull affair! No Time To Die, which marked Daniel Craig's last ever film as the iconic British spy, James Bond, was initially supposed to release next week, but COVID-19 had other plans for the movie.

Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz very rarely ever walk red carpets together, but they’re making a rare appearance together in a new video posted to the James Bond social accounts.

Time and again, No Time To Die has been dubbed as a jinxed movie. After narrowing down on the director, overcoming problems on sets and finally wrapping the filming, Daniel Craig's final outing as James Bond found itself in a spot when the Coronavirus crisis impacted the world. Bond 25's release was pushed from April to November 2020 due to the Covid-19 outbreak. However, a new claim suggests that the novel virus isn't the only reason the James Bond movie has been postponed. 

We are in the midst of a global pandemic and it has gravely affected our ways. The next James Bond which was slated to release this summer is now releasing in November 2020. This though wasn’t the only obstacle that the movie faced. ‘No time to die’ marks the end of Daniel Craig’s tenure as the charismatic secret agent, James Bond. 

Daniel Craig revealed that he doesn’t plan to leave the fortune he's collected throughout his acting career to his children when he eventually dies. The James Bond actor joined the handful of celebrities who have stated that they don’t believe in the concept of leaving an inheritance to their children upon their demise.

Daniel Craig is opening up about the roles he dreamed of playing while growing up.

In an interview with Saga magazine, Craig, who is gearing up for the launch of his final outing as 007 in "No Time To Die", spoke about his dream of playing Superman, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

Daniel Craig won’t be leaving his fortune to his kids, insisting he plans to live life large and then leave what’s left to charity.

Daniel Craig’s kids will have to look elsewhere if they want to make a fortune.

We know, we know, the Coronavirus outbreak has dampened our spirits. The Covid-19 scare has forced all summer movies to find a new release date.