Daniel Craig will return for a fifth outing as James Bond, 007 in 2019, per the New York Times
Daniel Craig will play James Bond in at least one more film, which will be released in November 2019 https://t.co/2PTcsaGsa2
— The New York Times (@nytimes) July 25, 2017
The official 007 Twitter account just posted the announcement for the US release of the 25th James Bond movie: November 8, 2019!
James Bond will return to US cinemas on November 8, 2019 with a traditional earlier release in the UK and the rest of the world. pic.twitter.com/6HnaDnfruK
— James Bond (@007) July 24, 2017
Wow!
A highlight from Spectre (2015) didn’t involve explosions or a chase, but was the mysterious Spectre meeting.
Global interest and plausibility of a complex criminal conspiracy is peaking. Daily, the drip drip drip of information between Russia and Donald Trump’s campaign and Presidency is consistent and amazing. If it weren’t for real daily news broadcasts and headlines, it might seem we are stuck in an unbelievable episode of House of Cards or a (slightly muted) James Bond movie.
Politics and results of this real world scandal aside, the next James Bond movie (tentatively titled Bond 25) should reflect the times now more than ever and should partially retreat from following the traditional Bond movie formula. Simply put: it’s too good to pass up.
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Q (Ben Whishaw) errs on the side of caution this time when handling a USB drive in No Time To Die (2021). The last time he flippantly connected one to a computer, a worm infected and spread into MI6’s computer network with disastrous effects in Skyfall (2012).
So this time around, Q ensures that he first attempts to access the unknown-origin USB via his “sandbox” computer – one that is completely isolated from his network and not connected to the outside world.
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