Daniel Craig was confirmed to return as James Bond for 'No Time to Die,' his fifth and final outing as the iconic character.
The release of 'No Time to Die' was postponed multiple times due to the global COVID-19 pandemic.
The new official release date for 'No Time to Die' was announced, setting the premiere for late 2021.
The world premiere for 'No Time to Die' took place in London, marking the debut of Daniel Craig's final Bond film.
No Time to Die was officially released worldwide, concluding Daniel Craig's tenure as James Bond.
James Bond retires from active service and is enjoying a peaceful life in Jamaica.
Bond's old love, Madeleine Swann, visits him, urging him to come back to MI6 for a mission.
Bond rescues a kidnapped scientist who was forced to work on Project Heracles, a bioweapon program.
Bond returns to active duty after being approached by Felix Leiter for help locating a missing MI6 scientist.
Bond investigates the mysterious villain Lyutsifer Safin, leader of a criminal organization.
Bond infiltrates Safin's island base to stop the bioweapon operation.
Bond confronts Safin, leading to a dramatic final confrontation involving Madeleine and their daughter.
To stop the spread of the bioweapon, Bond sacrifices himself by remaining on Safin's island during its destruction.
