James Bond: When will No Time to Die be released?

If you are a James Bond fan, then you probably want to know exactly when Daniel Craig’s last outing as the secret agent is set to hit theaters. And we have the answer!

For some fans of the James Bond franchise, the arrival of No Time to Die is slightly bittersweet. This is the last outing for Daniel Craig as our hero, and while we already know we are going to miss his brand on the franchise, we can’t wait to see him in action once again.

However, in order to see Craig on our screens as Bond one more time, we need to know exactly when the film is hitting theaters.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, No Time to Die is set to premiere in the United States on Nov. 25, while fans in the United Kingdom will get the film a bit earlier, with the movie arriving on Nov. 12.

If these dates come as a bit of surprise after all the news that we would be seeing the film in the spring of 2020, we totally understand. No Time to Die is the first major Hollywood production to really see its release date impacted by the novel coronavirus outbreak.

While the original release date for the latest James Bond film was scheduled for a world premiere on March 31 in London, and a North American premiere of April 10, we will now have to wait until November to see what happens next with Daniel Craig’s Bond. Considering the marketing effort for the film has been in full swing for a while now, it might seem surprising that the studio would change the release date, but with how much money is on the line, it just makes sense to give the movie a fighting chance.

With No Time to Die getting a fresh premiere date of Nov. 25 (in the U.S.), this means we have time to catch up and watch all of the James Bond movies all over again. Or at the very least, this gives us time to rewatch all of Craig’s Bond movies again.