James Bond Dr No: Sean Connery improvised 007's legendary catchphrase

James Bond is putting on his best tux for a special premiere.

It should be a point of pride for any filmmaker who can be credited for “saving” a cinematic franchise. However, Martin Campbell sits in the singular position of having achieved this twice.

Variety which claims Craig recently earned more than $100million (£73million) thanks to the sale of two Knives Out sequels to Netflix.According to Variety, the amount “can be attributed to the fact that Netflix compensates movie stars for the projected back-end box office participation they would reap if their movies were released exclusively in theatres.”After his anticipated earnings from No Time To Die are added in, it leaves Craig at the top of the high earner list with Dwayne Johnson, Will

No Time To Die has been announced.The 25th instalment of the James Bond franchise was initially due to hit the big screen in April 2020, but has been delayed three times due to the coronavirus pandemic.Now, it has been confirmed that Daniel Craig will bow out as Bond in cinemas from late next month.An update posted to the official James Bond Twitter profile yesterday (August 20) announced that the No Time To Die world premiere will take place at the Royal Albert Hall in London on Tuesday

No Time To Die would have been released, ushering in the final performance of Daniel Craig as James Bond. After the British star steps down from the series Bond bosses will no doubt be looking for a new young actor to claim the role.

As was reported recently, it appears MGM is stuck in a position where the studio will likely be forced to release “No Time to Die” in theaters this October due to the increased costs of postponing the film even further. Obviously, this is a unique time in the history of theatrical distribution and COVID potentially throwing a wrench into the James Bond film strategy is just one of the questions facing the producers of the franchise.

When it was announced that “Venom: Let There Be Carnage” is moving from its September release to October 15, many (including this writer) assumed it was the first domino to topple that could lead to a chain reaction where other studios delay blockbusters for fear of COVID theater shutdowns and hindered box office returns. Well, we haven’t seen that…yet.

Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos' oldest son, Michael Consuelos, may be stepping into the shoes of one of the most famous spies of all time. .

Bond actor, who has children with his ex-wife Fiona Loudon and current wife Rachel Weisz, opened up in a new interview with Candis magazine.The 007 star, who is worth an estimated $160 million (£116 million), said: “Isn’t there an old adage that if you die a rich person, you’ve failed?“I think Andrew Carnegie gave away what in today’s money would be about 11 billion dollars, which shows how rich he was because I’ll bet he kept some of it, too.”Craig added: “I don’t want to leave great sums to

No Time To Die would have been released, ushering in the final performance of Daniel Craig as James Bond. After the British star steps down from the series Bond bosses will no doubt be looking for a new actor to claim the role.

“Q-Force,” Netflix’s animated adult-comedy series, is about a group of undervalued LGBT superspies, including Steve Marywhether (also known as Agent Mary), a gay secret agent who is like James Bondsque, who try to prove themselves on personal and professional adventures.

James Bond fans will finally be able to go and watch the final Daniel Craig 007 movie, No Time To Die. The film will bring Craig's version of Bond to a satisfying end, before ushering in a brand new actor to play the legendary British role.

Green Lantern, has opened up about why “the film did not work.”The filmmaker, who previously directed GoldenEye and Casino Royale, went into some depth over exactly why he thought Green Lantern failed in a recent interview with Screen Rant.“The film did not work, really,” he said. “That’s the point, and I’m partly responsible for that.

Sean Hayes, Wanda Sykes Patti Harrison, Matt Rogers and others, is an unabashedly queer, adult animated series about a misfit team of spies flipping the tropes of the normally straight, -led genre on its head.

Liam Neeson is a hugely successful and massively talented actor so it comes as no surprise that he was being considered for the role of James Bond back in the nineties.