Danny Boyle had “crazy, madcap ideas” for Bond film ‘No Time to Die’

Long before the Apple watch came on the scene, the first digital-display electronic timepiece ever made was the U.S.-made Pulsar P1, which the Hamilton Watch Company debuted in 1972. Previewed on The Tonight Show two years before that — where a skeptical Johnny Carson declared, “This will never put Mickey Mouse out of business” — it launched in a limited edition of 400 at a price tag of $2,100 (which then cost more than the average family car).

The Sydney Film Festival, set to have taken place in June in Australia’s most populous city, has been canceled.

In today’s film news roundup, four film festivals have opted to pull the plug, the horror film “Infection” finds a home, Heidi Honeycutt gets hired and “Where the Crawdads Sing” gets a writer.

In the latest round of cancellations amid coronavirus fears, Pentatonix, Zac Brown Band and Carlos Santana have pulled the plug on their scheduled tours.Pentatonix announced the unfortunate news that their world tour, scheduled to kick off on March 16 in Warsaw, Poland, will no longer happen. "Despite our best efforts and intentions, it is, simply, no longer possible for us to execute this tour the way we want to: safely, confidently and completely," their statement read.

Daniel Craig has said that his feeling "physically really low" was partly responsible for the long wait for the new James Bond film.

British actor Daniel Craig revealed on Saturday Night Live that the upcoming Bond flick, No Time to Die, will be the last one to star him in the titular role.

Daniel Craig has insisted the delayed No Time To Die will be his final James Bond film, amid reports the star was considering another outing as 007.

Earlier this week, it was announced that the release of the highly anticipated James Bond film, No Time to Die, has been postponed following the Coronavirus outbreak. A tweet posted on the official James Bond Twitter account confirmed that the upcoming film, which was initially scheduled to release on April 10, will now hit the movie theatres in November.

For some sad news to engulf major James Bond fans and leave them unhappy, we will have to wait for a while before we get to witness Daniel Craig as the popular cinematic British spy for the very last time in No Time To Die. Initially, the Cary Joji Fukunaga directorial was set to release worldwide in the first week of April 2020 (India release date: April 3, 2020).

"No Time To Die" apparently has time to be delayed. In 26 movies, James Bond has fought off obsessive autocrats, crazed plutocrats and various vicious nemeses, despite a lifestyle that puts him at serious risk for alcoholism and STDs.

The coronavirus spread has forced James Bond bosses to rethink the release of their latest movie, No Time to Die.

LOS ANGELES -- The release of the James Bond film “No Time To Die” has been pushed back several months because of global concerns about coronavirus.

James Bond fans will have to wait a bit longer before they can see. On Wednesday, the franchise announced that it would be postponing the film's April release date. It will now be released in the U.K. on Nov. 12 and in the U.S. on Nov. 25.