Daniel Craig Says 'No Time To Die' Is Definitely His Last

You don't want to expect Daniel Crag to be back after No Time To Die because he is having any intentions to no matter. He is strictly keeping to his words and would not reprise the role.

No Time To Die was meant to premiere this month at the Royal Albert Hall, unfortunately, that will not hold for the reason of coronavirus. Universal already has announced it would not be screening the film until November because of the deadly bug.

Craig shut down the speculations of his return on Saturday Live Show but promised the fans that the film will definitely worth it when they get to see it in the cinema. He said on the show: "This next James Bond film is going to be my last."

Even the film's producer Broccoli Barabara had promised cinemagoers a surprise moment, obviously, she meant Lashana Lynch being introduced as the 007. Surprise, isn't it?

Adding to what should be expected from the film, Craig talked about the contribution made by Phoebe Waller-Bridge in terms of dialogue and assured that: "It's going to be one of the best."