The 25th installment in the James Bond series, No Time To Die, will finally be releasing in October 2021 following a series of delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The film will mark Daniel Craig's final outing as 007 and will serve as the conclusion to a number of storylines that have played out over the course of Craig's Bond films. The retired superspy will be going up against his toughest foe yet in the form of Rami Malek's mysterious Safin, and a number of secrets from the past will finally be unveiled.

Here's everything we currently know about the upcoming James Bond film.

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No Time To Die's Plot

James Bond at a Spectre Party in No Time to Die

Five years after leaving MI6 in Spectre, James Bond is living peacefully in Jamaica with Doctor Madeleine Swann. Unfortunately for the former 007, his retirement is interrupted when his old friend Felix Leiter approaches him to help locate a missing scientist. This leads Bond down a rabbit hole of lies and mysteries as he is forced back into action alongside his allies in MI6, including a new 007 named Nomi. He will be forced to grapple with dangerous secrets from Madeleine's past as he confronts his most terrifying enemy yet: the enigmatic Lyutsifer Safin, whose schemes may result in the deaths of millions.

In an interview with Fandango, Daniel Craig stated that No Time To Die will be about "relationships and family," while Q actor Ben Whishaw confirmed that the film "is a kind of summing up [...] of all the previous Bond films that Daniel's done" in an interview with Collider. As such, a number of characters from the previous Craig films will be returning, including Spectre leader Ernst Stavro Blofeld. The film will also feature a number of new characters, including the new 007 Nomi (Lashana Lynch), CIA agent Paloma (Ana de Armas) and scientist Valdo Obruchev (David Dencik).

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No Time To Die's Cast and Crew

No Time to Die Daniel Craig

In terms of crew, No Time To Die will be directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga. Its script was written by Fukunaga and veteran Bond scribes Neal Purvis and Robert Wade, with additional contributions by Phoebe Waller-Bridge. Famed composer Hans Zimmer is handling the movie's score, and its Grammy-winning theme song is performed by Billie Eilish. As with every other installment in the Bond franchise, No Time To Die was produced by Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli.

No Time To Die's Trailers

Nomi No Time To Die

Three official trailers for No Time To Die have been released by MGM, both of which advertise the now inaccurate November 12, 2020 release date. In addition, a number of TV spots featuring snippets of new footage have aired over the course of the film's now two-year-long marketing campaign.

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No Time To Die's Release Date

No Time To Die has been delayed several times. It was originally intended to be released in November 2019 under the direction of Danny Boyle, but he left the production in August 2018 due to creative differences. Once Boyle was replaced by Fukunaga, the film was postponed to February 14, 2020, and then again to April 2020.

Thanks to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020, No Time To Die was postponed to Nov. 12, 2020, being the first of many major films to suffer a COVID-related delay. After several months, the film was delayed again to April 2, 2021, and then once more to its current release date of Oct. 8, 2021. In its home country of the United Kingdom, No Time To Die will be released on Sept. 30, 2021.

This article will be updated as more information becomes available.

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