No Time To Die Showbiz and Celebrity Breaking News

The latest news reports about Daniel Craig's last film as James Bond, state that the makers will be auctioning the film's clapboard to raise funds for the Coronavirus relief work. The official handle of the James Bond film on Twitter shared the news that the clapboard of No Time To Die, which is Daniel Craig's last outing as 007 will be given for an auction.

One James Bond to another, Pierce Brosnan offered some advice to Daniel Craig for his post Bond life. Craig is all set to reprise his iconic roll as agent 007 for the last time in the upcoming thriller-adventure film No Time To Die, which is will be the 25th film of the James Bond franchise. After featuring as the character in four films, the 52-year-old actor has finally decided to say goodbye to the franchise and the former Bond actor had some words of wisdom for him.

The San Diego Comic-Con has been cancelled due to the coronavirus outbreak.

We can all agree that there is no such thing as too many James Bond films. This is why every time a new bond film arrives, it is met with the same kind of enthusiasm. People just can’t get enough of agent 007 and have been waiting to see him back in action ever since the makers announced No Time To Die. From the announcement, to the first trailer, to the title track by Billie Eilish, everything about the Daniel Craig starrer upcoming film has hogged the headlines.

Over several decades, James Bond's face changed with time and actors of the current generation. However, one thing that lacked was the representation of the Bond women as nothing but sexual objects and love interests for the British spy, who mostly always die! However, with time, things are changing for the better and proof comes in the form of No Time To Die.

Had it not been for the Coronavirus outbreak, Bond fans would be preparing to watch No Time To Die this week. The James Bond movie, which is also Daniel Craig's last movie as the James Bond, has been pushed to November 2020. While we have to wait until later this year to know what's in store for Bond fans, Ana De Armas is spilling the tea on her character in the movie. The Knives Out star plays the Bond Girl CIA agent Paloma in Bond 25. 

We should all be sat in front of our cinema screens watching a James Bond movie right now. The 25th 007 movie, No Time To Die was originally set for a release last Friday (3rd April) but due to the current circumstances and the Covid-19 outbreak, the movie was pushed back to the winter. Well, it seems that although we are some considerable months away from release, the film is complete and will not be tinkered with between now and then.

No Time To Die's release has been postponed to November owing to the Coronavirus pandemic. The James Bond film is to see Daniel Craig play the 007 agent for one last time in April. With the change in release date, it gives director Cary Fukunaga ample time to polish the film and make necessary changes to the movie. However, the filmmaker recently confirmed Bond 25 is officially complete and he wouldn't be revisiting the post-production table to make any kind of changes. 

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There is a strong buzz that Daniel Craig's last film as James Bond will not hit the big screen in November 2020. The film was supposed to hit the theatres on April 2.

Coronavirus has drastically affected all fields of work, as the entire globe is practicing self-isolation and social distancing. Whether it be events like Cannes Film Festival and MET Gala being delayed to an indefinite time or even movie releases being pushed back, it's indeed been a dull affair! No Time To Die, which marked Daniel Craig's last ever film as the iconic British spy, James Bond, was initially supposed to release next week, but COVID-19 had other plans for the movie.

Time and again, No Time To Die has been dubbed as a jinxed movie. After narrowing down on the director, overcoming problems on sets and finally wrapping the filming, Daniel Craig's final outing as James Bond found itself in a spot when the Coronavirus crisis impacted the world. Bond 25's release was pushed from April to November 2020 due to the Covid-19 outbreak. However, a new claim suggests that the novel virus isn't the only reason the James Bond movie has been postponed. 

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As the coronavirus pandemic spreads across the United States, the entertainment industry is entering uncharted waters. On Tuesday, AMC Theatres, the largest cinema chain in the United States, announced that it would be closing its doors for the next six to 12 weeks, joining Regal Cinemas in its decision to cease operations in response to the coronavirus crisis.

We know, we know, the Coronavirus outbreak has dampened our spirits. The Covid-19 scare has forced all summer movies to find a new release date.

After Tom Hanks and his wife Rita Wilson, another Hollywood celebrity has been tested positive for Conoravirus. It has now been revealed that Quantum of Solace star has been tested positive for Covid-19. Actress Olga Kurylenko has confirmed she has been infected by the virus. She joins Tom Hanks and his wife Rita Wilson to become yet another celebrity who has been infected with the virus. The James Bond actress took to Instagram and confirmed the news. 

For those who work in the motion-picture industry, the coronavirus must feel like a crisis coming on the heels of an earthquake — a disruption built on a disruption. The toll that it’s about to take on our collective moviegoing habits is already profound.

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In some upsetting news for James Bond fans, No Time To Die, which was earlier slated for an April 2020 release is now pushed back by seven months owing to the coronavirus outbreak in key global markets. This means that we have to wait some more to see Daniel Craig as James Bond, one last time! From Casino Royale (2006) and Quantum of Solace (2008) to Skyfall (2012) and Spectre (2015), five years later, we finally get No Time To Die, and Daniel will surely be hitting it out of the park!

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

We reported last week that the new James Bond movie No Time To Die has been pushed back a full seven months to November and, while this has been news for a little while, Daniel Craig has confirmed that the movie will definitely be his swan song as 007.

One of No Time to Die's writers has found himself might have invited some trouble with his recent comments about Phoebe Waller-Bridge. The James Bond movie sees the Golden Globe winner join onboard Bond 25 to tweak the No Time To Die script.

While the fans were eagerly waiting for the latest James Bond film, No Time To Die, to hit the movie theatres, it was announced earlier this month that the film’s release date has been pushed back following the Coronavirus outbreak. The Daniel Craig starrer movie, which was initially scheduled to release on April 10, will now hit the movie theatres in November.

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.

“No Time to Die,” Daniel Craig’s final film as James Bond, has been delayed until November due to concerns over COVID-19, but the actor still took the stage at Studio 8H in New York Saturday to host “Saturday Night Live.” And in doing so, he brought with him one of his favorite scenes from the upcoming film.

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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).

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

We were expecting a new James Bond movie in cinemas in around about four weeks but it has been officially announced that the new 007 adventure, No Time To Die, has been pushed back seven months from the beginning of April to November. The news was confirmed via the official 007 social channels on Wednesday.