One of the oldest and most valuable franchises in Hollywood, James Bond, will have Daniel Craig play the iconic spy once again in its upcoming film, No Time To Die. The film, which was supposed to release in April 2020, had to be put on hold, understandably due to the pandemic. Now, a post has been shared on the official handle of 007 that informs about the change in the release date. The world premiere, originally planned for September 30, has been moved ahead of its original schedule to September 28 and will take place at the Royal Albert Hall in London. The movie will release in the United States on October 8. It is produced at an estimated $200 million and will be Craig’s last outing as the British Secret Agent, James Bond.
