A teaser video was released on 13 November 2020 capturing a first look at the vehicle's use in the film, as stunt drivers put the Land Rover to test. The vehicle will be featuring in a chase sequence demonstrating it's durability. If that's not enough to get you excited, GQ can also reveal that Bond 25 will be the first movie to feature the new Land Rover Defender, alongside other members of the Land Rover family including the Range Rover Classic and Range Rover Sport SVR. Amid all of this action, we also see clips of Fukunaga, staring intently at the cameras’ live feeds and occasionally sharing a laugh with Craig. well, we’re not quite sure where she’s actually sitting, but she’s there, looking as cool as ever.
Against the ragga beat of Kully B & Gussy G’s “Boom Shot Dis”, we see Craig race across the Jamaican landscape in a battered Land Rover, people who wouldn’t look out of place in a Gucci campaign dancing in a sultry nightclub and the latest Bond girl Lashana Lynch sat in. “We consider Jamaica Bond’s spiritual home,” explained producer Barbara Broccoli.Īnd we also now have our first look at what Bond’s “spiritual home” will look like on the big screen, thanks to a special behind-the-scenes snippet that has just landed on the James Bond 007 YouTube channel. Bond will start the film in Jamaica while taking a break from active service. Daniel Craig, who will star as James Bond for the fifth time, remained cryptic when discussing the film, saying simply, “I’ve tried during my tenure to continue that tradition of making movies that stand out and are different from the other movies out there.”Ĭarey Fukunaga is the director and has already filmed in Norway before coming to film in Jamaica, Pinewood in London and Matera in Italy. Joining the cast are Lashana Lynch, Ana De Armas, David Dencik, Billy Magnussen and Dali Benssalah. Dark and brooding, the track “No Time To Die” features Eilish’s signature haunting vocals over production that boasts the classic Bond-theme bravado of strings and horns. The youngest artist to ever record one, she worked with the film’s composer, Hans Zimmer, to create the latest addition to the hallowed canon of film openings. In February 2020, Billie Eilish released the official Bond theme for No Time To Die, to coincide with the film’s initial release date. Is this really happening? We can only hope. According to the government’s preliminary plans for getting the country out of lockdown – which have been bolstered by a thus-far successful rollout of the vaccine – indoor cinemas in England could open as early as 17 May, setting Bond well on course for his September bow (provided there are no massive hiccups). After multiple delays due to the pandemic, it’s looking increasingly likely that No Time To Die will actually be released in the UK on 30 September 2021.
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