‘No Time To Die’ Producers Want Cary Fukunaga To Return: It’s “One Of The Best Bond Films Ever”

Over the weekend, news began to spread that MGM was shopping around the upcoming James Bond film, “No Time to Die,” to folks like Apple and Netflix as a potential streaming deal. Of course, the news came as potential deals died and it appears that a streaming future isn’t in the cards for Bond.

It’s October, and that means it’s the time of year when everyone loves horror movies, even now when horror’s modern mainstream popularity is at a high. So, here’s a modest proposal: Stop releasing horror movies after October.

Naman Ramachandran “No Time to Die” filmmaker Cary Fukunaga and “The Handmaid’s Tale” director Amma Asante are among the jurors for this year’s British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) Breakthrough initiative, supported by Netflix.​Previously known as Breakthrough Brits, the initiative shines a spotlight on emerging talent and has been running in the U.K. since 2013 and in China since 2019.

Metro, the army veteran said: ‘Yes, I wouldn’t mind being James Bond.’‘That would be a good part to play because he always comes out best, he’s always the winner in the end. So being James Bond would be a very good idea.’Only last week, producer Barbara Broccoli said that in the next movie, she could see the role of James Bond being reimagined, so we think Captain Tom could really be the perfect fit.

James Bond producer Barbara Broccoli recently spoke out about her thoughts on the new 007 agent in an interview with Total Film. And gave details about the search for the next Bond, amid many unconfirmed reports about who’s set to play the titular role after the release of No Time to Die in 2021. “I always say: you can only be in love with one person at a time.

Who will be the next James Bond in the franchise?

If you’ve been paying attention to the rumor mill (aka certain websites that love to publish unsubstantiated rumors as fact to earn your click), then you might have seen all the reports that Tom Hardy is being groomed to become the next James Bond. Well, according to the woman that runs the Bond franchise, that’s not the case.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterCary Fukunaga has signed on to direct the first three episodes of the upcoming Apple World War II drama “Masters of the Air,” Variety has confirmed. He will also join the show’s producing team.In addition, Fukunaga is nearing a first-look deal with Apple through his production company, Parliament of Owls.

Apparently, before “No Time To Die” is going to even grace theater screens next April, director Cary Fukunaga is going to be on set yet again, this time for Apple TV+, working on a WWII epic series, “Masters of the Air.” According to Deadline, Fukunaga is set to direct the first three hour-long episodes of the upcoming Apple TV+ World War II drama series, “Masters of the Air.” The series, which was previously announced last October, will come from producers Steven Spielberg and his Amblin

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The latest installment of the 007 franchise has once again been delayed from hitting theatre screens due to the ongoing pandemic.

official James Bond Twitter account wrote: “MGM, Universal and Bond producers, Michael G.

No Time to Die is no longer hitting theaters in 2020.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorMGM’s No Time to Die is officially heading to April 2, 2021, Easter weekend, and vacating its Nov.