Daniel Craig
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Daniel Craig Reflects on Transforming Into 007 in Documentary ‘Being James Bond’ (Video)
Short film will be available as a free rental for one month before the release of “No Time to Die” on Oct. 8
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Netflix Buys ‘Knives Out’ Sequels for $400 Million Plus, Daniel Craig and Rian Johnson to Return
Original film from 2019 grossed $311 million on a budget of $40 million
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‘No Time to Die’: Billie Eilish Music Video Teases New Footage From James Bond Film (Video)
Daniel Craig’s last turn as 007 is still slated for release on Nov. 20
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Henry Cavill: I Would ‘Absolutely Jump’ at Playing James Bond
Before he became Superman, Cavill lost out the role of 007 to Daniel Craig 15 years ago
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‘No Time To Die’: Meet Rami Malek’s ‘Unsettling’ Bond Villain in New Teaser (Video)
Bond 25 opens in theaters Nov. 20
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‘No Time to Die’ New Trailer: Daniel Craig’s 007 Faces Off Against Supervillain Rami Malek (Video)
Craig’s final outing as James Bond will hit theaters Nov. 20
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‘No Time to Die’ Theatrical Release Moved Up by 5 Days in the U.S.
25th James Bond film, originally set for April, was delayed to November due to the COVID-19 pandemic
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Watch Daniel Craig Beat the Crap Out of the ‘SNL’ Cast (Video)
James Bond’s second “Saturday Night Live” episode now with a huge lead time over coronavirus-delayed movie
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‘No Time to Die’ Release Delayed to November Due to Coronavirus Concerns
25th James Bond film was meant to open in April
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James Bond Is on a Mission in New IMAX Image for ‘No Time to Die’ (Photo)
This 007 installment is the first ever to be shot with IMAX film cameras
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‘No Time to Die’: Listen to Billie Eilish’s Theme Song for 25th James Bond Movie Here (Audio)
Film opens in theaters on April 10
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Rian Johnson Jokes ‘Knives Out’ Sequel Will Go to Space Next (Video)
“Whole new cast, whole new locations. It’s just another Benoit Blanc mystery,” director says
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Next James Bond ‘Can Be of Any Color’ – But Won’t Be a Woman, Franchise Producers Say
“I’m not particularly interested in taking a male character and having a woman play it,” Barbara Broccoli tells Variety
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