Postponed for six months: the premiere of a new film about agent 007 is delayed due to coronavirus
The premiere of the film about the legendary British intelligence agent James Bond, "It's not the time to die," has been postponed for about six months. This is associated with an outbreak of the deadly Wuhan coronavirus.
The 25th bondi movie was due out in April. But they decided to show it in November. This is the first shift in the timing of the premiere of the Hollywood film project. About this writes The Hollywood Reporter.
In December, the trailer for the new James Bond movie “Not the Time to Die” was unveiled. The main role, as before, went to Daniel Craig. In the film, agent 007 collides with his enemy Safin, played by Rami Malek. Also in the new film, Bond meets a new agent 007 — Nomi, whose role went to the dark-skinned actress Lashana Lynch. The heroine receives the Bond code number after he resigns.
The director of "It's Not Time to Die" was Carey Fukunaga, who is known for his work on the TV series "True Detective." The film also played Christoph Waltz, Lea Seydoux, Ana de Armas, Ben Whishaw and Ralph Fiennes.
Earlier, OXO wrote about returning to the screens Macaulay Culkin, star of sensational in the 90s comedies "Home Alone" and "Home Alone-2." He got a role in the tenth season of the series "American Horror Story."
The 25th bondi movie was due out in April. But they decided to show it in November. This is the first shift in the timing of the premiere of the Hollywood film project. About this writes The Hollywood Reporter.
In December, the trailer for the new James Bond movie “Not the Time to Die” was unveiled. The main role, as before, went to Daniel Craig. In the film, agent 007 collides with his enemy Safin, played by Rami Malek. Also in the new film, Bond meets a new agent 007 — Nomi, whose role went to the dark-skinned actress Lashana Lynch. The heroine receives the Bond code number after he resigns.
The director of "It's Not Time to Die" was Carey Fukunaga, who is known for his work on the TV series "True Detective." The film also played Christoph Waltz, Lea Seydoux, Ana de Armas, Ben Whishaw and Ralph Fiennes.
Earlier, OXO wrote about returning to the screens Macaulay Culkin, star of sensational in the 90s comedies "Home Alone" and "Home Alone-2." He got a role in the tenth season of the series "American Horror Story."
