Published 12:22 IST, October 5th 2020
'No Time To Die' cannot find right time to release, gets delayed to 2021
'No Time To Die' marks Daniel Craig's last outing as the iconic James Bond character. However, the film has been delayed again for a 2021 release.
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One of first films to get bounced back in wake of COVID-19 pandemic was Daniel Craig's last outing as James Bond character titled Time To Die. Back in March 2020, it was revealed that film will be releasing in vember 2020, however, with rising cases of COVID-19 around world, makers of film have decided to push film furrmore to April 2021. film's website recently posted an official statement, check it out below -
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Time To Die delayed to 2021
MGM, Universal and Bond producers, Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli, today anunced release of Time To Die, 25th film in James Bond series, will be delayed until 2 April 2021 in order to be seen by a worldwide atrical audience. We understand delay will be disappointing to our fans but we w look forward to sharing Time To Die next year.
Time To Die marks 25th installment in long-running James Bond franchise and also marks a defining film for Daniel Craig's iteration of character as he is expected to pass mantle to next Bond in it. promotional campaign for film was in full swing with multiple trailers and title track by Billie Eilish alrey out re which has diminished hype for film to some extent as fans are alrey aware of what film has in store for m.
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film's delay also comes at a point where it was t anticipated as Christopher lan's Tenet took chance to release wherever possible in middle of a pandemic. However, official statement for film res that y wish to cater to a 'worldwide atrical audience' which looks like a long shot in 2020 at least.
Im courtesy - 007 official website
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re were some speculations wher film will make its way tot he atres at scheduled vember release date. As lan's highly-anticipated Tenet turned out to bring in $41 million in its home turf, USA, where majority of atres in LA, San Francisco and New York remained shut. As of w, film has only mand to bring in $243 million against a budget of $200 Million from worldwide box office.
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12:22 IST, October 5th 2020