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As early reviews are showing, it appears Cary Fukunaga did really well as the filmmaker behind the new James Bond film, “No Time to Die,” crafting a big-budget franchise film that also has a ton of emotion. Well, according to the filmmaker, it was far from the most conventional filmmaking process, including crafting a script well after production actually ended.

Jeffrey Wright is ready to lay down the law as Commissioner Gordon.

This weekend showed some impressive signs of life returning to the box office and that blockbusters remain the big draws for audiences both domestic and international. According to various box office reports (Gitesh Pandya for one), “Venom: Let There Be Carnage” surpassed “Black Widow” ($80.3 million) and the original “Venom” ($80.2 million) earning an estimated $90.1 million at the domestic box office.

Daniel Craig is thrilled with his tenure as James Bond. ET's Rachel Smith spoke to the 53-year-old actor ahead of the release of , his fifth and final Bond film, and he reflected on his 15-year journey playing the secret agent.«I am very proud of what we have done.

“No Time To Die” sees the final outing for Daniel Craig in the iconic role as MI6 agent James Bond and fans have already started giving their own ideas of who should take the part in “Bond 26.” READ MORE: ‘No Time To Die’: Daniel Craig’s Final Bow As James Bond Is Worth Toasting [Review] Various actors have been rumored as potential contenders over the years, such as Michael Fassbender, Idris Elba, Tom Hiddleston, Tom Hardy, Henry Cavill, Jamie Bell, Rege-Jean Page, Riz Ahmed, Richard Madden,

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It’s no secret that Daniel Craig stepping away from the role of James Bond after “No Time to Die” hits theaters in about a week. No, this isn’t a fake goodbye like when he joked about “slashing his wrists” before playing Bond again after “Spectre.” This time, it’s actually happening.

It’s unclear what the James Bond film franchise is going to look like after “No Time to Die.” We know Daniel Craig is departing the role, but we’re not sure if the series will have another soft reboot or if the version of the character created by Craig will continue on with another actor in the role. But if it’s up to actor Ben Whishaw, who plays Q in the most recent Bond iteration, the franchise would undergo a massive overhaul.

You already know this by now, but Daniel Craig is done with the role of James Bond, after starring in five films as 007. And with the fifth film, “No Time to Die,” hitting theaters in less than two weeks, you would think the person that is replacing Craig in the role would be something Barbara Broccoli and other Bond producers would be thinking about.

It would appear that, after a year-and-a-half of delays, “No Time to Die” is really going to hit theaters in October. And with that, fans of James Bond will witness Daniel Craig’s swansong as the superspy 007.

‘Now Time To Die’ New Trailer: James Bond Is Finally Back On The Big Screen October 8 Believe it or not, but it’s been six years since James Bond last graced the silver screen in 2015’s “Spectre.” That’s the longest stint between Bond films since 1989’s “License To Kill” and 1995’s “Goldeneye,” which saw Pierce Brosnan donning 007’s tuxedo as Timothy Dalton‘s successor.

Trust us when we say we hope there’s a day when the words pandemic and COVID-19 are never written on the pages of this website again, specifically in any intros to any features. However, the reality is that the collective disruption of 2020 was difficult, and it made 2021’s release schedule something of a log-jammed shitshow.

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.

No Time To Die director Cary Joji Fukunaga has admitted that he discussed potential replacements for Daniel Craig in the upcoming James Bond film.The long-awaited 007 adventure is finally due for release later this year, though at one point early in its development, Craig had indicated that he was done with the franchise after 2015’s Spectre.Fukunaga, who replaced Danny Boyle as director a few years ago, has revealed in a new interview that before he himself was brought on board, he spoke to

COVID-19, putting her appearance at the Cannes Film Festival in doubt.The No Time to Die actress is due to appear in four films at the festival, which is already underway, including Wes Anderson’s The French Dispatch and Arnaud Desplechin’s Deception.Seydoux is double vaccinated and asymptomatic, though organisers have put strict measures in place during the in-person festival.The news comes as Cannes has reported an average of three COVID-19 cases per day, though general secretary Francois

Cruella actor Mark Strong has blamed a night of heavy drinking with Daniel Craig as the reason for his failed James Bond audition.Speaking on Sky One’s There’s Something About Movies, the actor recalled an instance when he was due to audition for the role of a Bond villain.

Last week, it was announced that Amazon has acquired MGM and its vast library of films and TV series. And as part of that massive deal, the tech company has become 50% owner of one of the most storied franchises in all of film—the James Bond film series.

When the announcement of the deal between Amazon and MGM was made, the film franchise that got spoken about most in the acquisition is the James Bond film series. While MGM doesn’t own the complete rights for the franchise, as James Bond is creatively controlled by the production duo of Barbara Broccoli and Michael Wilson, Amazon is now the parent company of the studio that will distribute the 007 spy films.

Academy Awards pre-show on Sunday (25 April).When describing America’s cinema employees, he said: “They are the unsung heroes who bring movie magic to the big screen. It’s been a very hard year for them: furloughs, closures, basically the longest intermission that they could have ever imagined.”The video is part of a new initiative called The Big Screen Is Back.

Billy Magnussen is a true ensemble player, having made notable appearances in everything from films like,,, and to TV series, including,, and over the past decade.

Daniel Craig has stated that No Time To Die will be his last film as James Bond. The beloved 007's final act as the British spy agent is yet to be released but before that, the actor recently suited up for a rather special cause.

The pandemic is full of surprises and that includes the delayed 2021 Grammy Awards ceremony. In what we believe is a first for the Grammy Awards, a song nominated for the Song Written for Visual Media category has won before the project was ever released.

James Bond isn't risking the pandemic! The makers of No Time To Die have decided to shift the release date again. The Bond 25 movie, which was to be Daniel Craig's final run as James Bond in the franchise, was delayed from 2020 to April 2021 release owing to the pandemic.

is starting to be a bit ironic.The 25th entry in the Bond franchise — and final starring Daniel Craig as 007 — has been redated yet again due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, moving from April 2 to its new release date: Oct. 8, 2021.This marks the film's second release date this year.

In March 2020, when it was announced that the 25th James Bond film, “No Time to Die,” would be delayed from April until November, due to the pandemic, no one really thought it would have to be moved again. Then, last year, it was shifted from November 2020 to this April.

No Time To Die was among the many movies impacted due to the COVID-19 crisis. The movie was on the verge of release when the novel virus hit several countries last year and forced the makers to delay the release.

No, you probably aren’t aware of the name Carlo Lambregts. Unless you’re someone that lives in the Netherlands and goes to the business owner’s cinema, you probably have no reason to ever know who Carlo Lambregts is.

The year 2020 kept us far away from cinema halls and some production houses had to stop work mid-way due to the Covid 19 pandemic. This meant that some of the year's most-anticipated releases were held back as theatres across several countries shut down.

No Time To Die will mark Daniel Craig's last outing as the revered British spy and fans can't wait for the 52-year-old actor's one last hurrah. Moreover, Bond 25 also makes history with the unveiling of Lashana Lynch's character Nomi as the first woman and POC actor to play 007.

Back in July 2019, it was revealed that Lashana Lynch’s new role in the upcoming James Bond film, “No Time to Die,” would actually be in a position that fans are very familiar with. Though her character might be new, Lynch begins the film as the new 007, a title/designation normally carried by the suave superspy played by Daniel Craig.

While No Time To Die is already a special James Bond outing as it marks Daniel Craig's final appearance as the famous British spy, fans are also intrigued to see how Rami Malek adds his own flavours as the intriguing Bond villain Safin.

MGM may not have sold the rights to “No Time To Die” to a streaming service, but it may be starting to feel the heat from sticking with a theatrical release. READ MORE: Apple And Netflix Have Discussed Acquiring ‘No Time To Die’ For Streaming Release, MGM Reportedly Asking For $600 Million According to The Hollywood Reporter, the latest James Bond movie is costing MGM around $1 million per month in interest alone, which it won’t be able to recoup until the movie finally opens.

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.

We have yet another twist in the saga of “No Time to Die‘s” release plans, which by this point is approaching “Tenet” levels of twists and turns. The latest news involves MGM reportedly exploring selling the latest James Bond film to streaming services, for a whopping $600 million.

No Time To Die is a James Bond film that has been highly-anticipated because it marks Daniel Craig's last run as the famous British spy. Along with Craig, we will also see Oscar-winning actor Rami Malek enter the beloved franchise, playing the unsettling and formidable Bond villain Safin.

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.