The film’s release was delayed by the coronavirus pandemic and three previous scheduled premieres were postoned.
LONDON: The latest James Bond movie gets its world premiere next week, nearly six years after the last film in the storied franchise and an 18-month delay caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
British royalty and pandemic heroes have been invited to London’s Royal Albert Hall on Tuesday to watch “No Time To Die”, the 25th instalment of the popular spy saga.
The film is expected to be Daniel Craig’s last appearance as 007. Three previously scheduled premieres — in March and November 2020, and this April — were all cancelled.
Craig and co-stars including Rami Malek and Lea Seydoux will join princes Charles and William on the red carpet at the glitzy screening, before the film hits…
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