Los Angeles, USA
With an 18-month delay due to the pandemic, James Bond’s new installment, “No time to die,” warms up a few weeks after its release with the release of the final trailer, full of action shots and dizzying plans.
The film, longed for by Daniel Craig as Agent 007, will be released in theaters on October 8, ahead of September 30 in theaters in the UK, with a world premiere scheduled for finals of the month at the Royal Albert Hall in London.
“The wait is over,” says the trailer, in which Craig captures the spotlight, sharing a scene with Léa Seydoux, who already played Madeleine Swann in “Specter” (2015), the previous installment of a saga which already has 25 titles.
“You know what that is?” Swann asks holding several mysterious documents in front of Bond, visibly nervous. One scene in the trailer is later complemented by another in which Agent 007 appears burning a note with a handwritten “sorry”.
Directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga, “No time to die” also features Rami Malek, who plays the evil Safin, and Ana d’Armes, as a CIA agent, appearing on a mission with a soundtrack starring for a theme by Billie Eilish.