The final trailer for No Time to Die arrives teasing a villainous plot reveals for the final installment in Daniel Craig's tenure as James Bond. The latest installment in the action franchise picks up five years after the events of Spectre in which Christoph Waltz's Blofeld has been captured and Bond has left active service from MI6. However, he finds himself drawn back in by Jeffrey Wright's CIA field officer Felix Leiter to assist in the search for a missing scientist, which finds Bond on track to a villain who is planning destruction that could result in the death of millions.
Following Spectre, Craig initially expressed hesitance to return to the role of Bond but would ultimately sign on for No Time to Die as his final outing in the franchise. Alongside Craig, the film will feature the returns of Waltz, Wright, Léa Seydoux as Spectre love interest Dr. Madeleine Swann, Ben Whishaw as Quartermaster "Q," Naomi Harris as Moneypenny, Ralph Fiennes as M and Rory Kinnear as Tanner. After a bumpy road in development of multiple directors departing due to creative differences, Cary Joji Fukunaga eventually signed on to rewrite and direct and following multiple COVID-19 delays in its release, the film is finally right around the corner to hit theaters.
With just over a month remaining until the film's long-awaited arrival, the official James Bond YouTube channel has shared the final trailer for No Time to Die. The video features more insight into the motives and methods of Malek's mysterious villain Lyutsifer Safin, as well as teases of his connections to Seydoux's Swann and building anticipation for Craig's final outing in the iconic role of Bond. Check out the final trailer below:
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While the overall quality of his films has certainly ranged from fantastic to satisfactory, the villains of Craig's bond films have certainly been a solid roster of both intelligent and physically imposing characters and there has been a lot of anticipation for Malek's Safin. With No Time to Die set as Craig's last outing in the series, many are looking to see whether Safin proves to be a formidable final foe for Bond to face and the new trailer does offers some intriguing new insight into the character. Though his backstory is still largely being kept under wraps, his world-threatening plans are looking more expansive and devastating than previously shown and his philosophical speech on legacy pairs well with the lead of the film and what he brought to the franchise.
The final trailer for No Time to Die also builds some anticipation regarding what will come of Bond in the film. While director Fukunaga has confirmed the film will include the traditional "Bond will return" postscript at the end of the credits, the latest trailer's addressing of the film as the "epic conclusion" and the scale of Safin's threat certainly seems to point towards Craig's superspy sacrificing himself by the end of the film. Only time will tell when the film hits theaters on October 8.
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