Cinema – The Endless Wait will end soon. After three postponements due to the Covid-19 pandemic, “Death Can Wait”, the next James Bond, will be released in cinemas exactly on October 6, more than a month later. The world premiere will take place on September 28 in London. And as the last meal, Daniel Craig’s feature film directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga, featuring the hero’s final appearance, was revealed with its final trailer this Tuesday, August 31.It appears at the top of the article).
Explosive, the video shows James Bond in a furnace and in a mill, facing many challenges, including the appearance of Safi’s new nemesis, played by Rami Malek. A terrifying adversary that forces him to team up with Ernst Stavro Blofeld (played by Christoph Waltz), the main antagonist of the previous opus “007 Spectre”.
A spy who must rescue a kidnapped scientist works with his successor at MI6 (and for the subsequent films) Nomi (Lashana Lynch). Of course, Bond, no longer in service, does not officially hold the title of 007. “Dying Can Wait” thus marks the passing of the torch between the two secret agents.
The rest of the cast is notably Léa Seydoux (who returns as Madeleine Swan), Ralph Fiennes and Naomie Harris who reprise their roles respectively (M and Miss Moneypenny), but also Ana de Armas (Paloma).
Film production company MGM (recently acquired by Amazon) has announced the release of Daniel Craig’s work experience in the shoes of a secret agent on Apple TV. On the menu? Unreleased sequels for free for one month (from September 7 to October 7) are “Casino Royale”, “Quantum of Solace”, “Skyfall”, “Spectre” and “Death Can Wait”.
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