Rami Malek Is Responding to the Rumors That His 'No Time to Die' Villain Is Bond Icon Dr. No

Rami Malek wraps his arm around girlfriend Lucy Boynton‘s shoulder while leaving their hotel on Saturday afternoon (February 29) in Paris, France.

In today’s film news roundup, a Denzel Washington-Rami Malek thriller gets a release date, “Escape Room 2” gets moved, Paramount sets a double feature, “So Cold the River” wraps and the Sonoma Film Festival unveils its lineup.

Rami Malek and Denzel Washington‘s upcoming cop thriller The Little Things now has a premiere date!

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The Hollywood film, Knives Out was a classic whodunnit starring Daniel Craig and Captain America aka Chris Evans. The film was helmed ace director of Rian Johnson who is the name behind the massively successful Star Wars: The Last Jedi.

Lucy Boynton and Rami Malek have been together for more than two years. They met while filming Bohemian Rhapsody, for which Malek won an Oscar in 2019.

Rami Malek, 38, and Lucy Boynton, 26, were spotted getting a cozy at a hockey game and we can’t handle how adorable they look! The couple, who are notoriously private, attended the San Jose Sharks vs New York Rangers ice hockey game at Madison Square Garden on Feb. 22, and they were all smiles.

Raheem Sterling hinted he hopes to play for Real Madrid in the future but said he is happy at Manchester City at the moment.

In “No Time to Die,” Billie Eilish’s stirring song for the James Bond film of the same name, she sings, “Was it obvious to everybody else? / That I’d fallen for a lie.” That’s how I feel about the rumor that Rami Malek’s Safin is actually iconic 007 villain Dr.

Gigi Hadid has confirmed she and Zayn Malik are back together again – on Valentine’s Day.

If you’re a James Bond fan who speculated that Rami Malek’s mysterious, masked No Time to Die villain was in fact famed Bond villain Dr. No, the time may be coming to cash in your bets.

If you’re a James Bond fan who speculated that Rami Malek’s mysterious, masked No Time to Die villain was in fact famed Bond villain Dr. No, the time may be coming to cash in your bets.

If you’re a James Bond fan who speculated that Rami Malek’s mysterious, masked No Time to Die villain was in fact famed Bond villain Dr. No, the time may be coming to cash in your bets.

Rami Malek has said the nerves he felt on Bohemian Rhapsody gave him the “armour” he needed going into the new James Bond film.