Due to the rapid progress of the disease, the production behind Daniel Craig’s last film as Agent 007 postponed its release date. The expansion of COVID-19 also affects the film industry. No Time To Die, the most recent film by agent James Bond, has passed its premiere from April to November due to the delicate situation of global health, as reported on their social networks.
The statement published in the James Bond Twitter account mentions that it is a measure taken by MGM and Universal, studies behind the tape. Likewise, the official message is also signed by producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli, which would indicate a joint decision by the entire team that carried out Daniel Craig’s last film as agent 007.
“After careful deliberation and a thoughtful evaluation of the global film market, the premiere of No Time To Die will be postponed until November 2020,” says the saga account. The initial launch date was scheduled for Thursday, April 2. However, its production has chosen to delay it seven more months due to the outbreak of the coronavirus.
Wilson and Barbara Broccoli, today announced that the launch of No Time to Day will be postponed until November 2020 after careful consideration and in-depth evaluation of the world theatre market”, she said. Top Item 1/5 Read more be The film will be released in the UK on November 12, 2020, with worldwide release dates, including the US release. UU. On November 25, 2020. ‘
Now, the premiere of Craig’s last participation in the saga will take place next November 12 in the United Kingdom. The new global release date for No Time To Die is November 25.
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He also said that press trips to China, South Korea, and Japan were canceled before the scheduled world premiere, which was to be held on 31 March.
