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Mark your calendars and get ready to enjoy the latest addition to the James Bond movie. No Time To Die has a release date now, the latest addition to one of the most successful franchises is set to premiere on September 28 in London at the very famous Royal Albert Hall. 

Originally dated to release in April 2020, the release was delayed due to the ongoing pandemic which forced the theatre around the world to close. The release was then pushed to November.

No Time To Die will be released in the cinema halls on 30th September, two days after its Premiere. The famous Royal Albert Hall of London has been a favorite and witnessed many movie premieres include many Bond movies.

Initially, the movie was supposed to be directed by Danny Boyle who left the project because of creative differences, and was later directed by Fukunaga. 

The Daniel Craig movie will also be staring Lashana Lynch as Nomi, Ana De Armas as Paloma, Rami Malek as Lyutsifer Safin, and Lea Seydoux as Dr. Madeleine Swan.

In No Time To Die, we can see a Bond chasing a mysterious villain in an attempt to help his old friend Felix Leiter who works for the CIA. The mission is to rescue a kidnapped scientist from the villain who is believed to be armed with dangerous new technology. 

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It was recently reported that the movie could have one of the biggest premieres of the post-pandemic era. The film producer and the studio (MGM) are believed to have set aside £10million for the big event. 

The production and the studio want to bring back the grand and flashy style in which the movies use to premiere, which we all have been missing for more than a year now.

The movie was also offered to online streaming services like Netflix, Amazon, and Apple for a $600 million one-year licensing deal but none were ready to pay more than half of the asked amount. 

Speaking on the delay of the release Daniel said this is bigger than everyone and they wanted to release the movie around the world at the same time.