2 British Royal Couples Watch James Bond Movie, No Time To Die
JAKARTA - Members of the British royal family are part of the guest list for the premiere of the latest James Bond film, No Time To Die in London. Two couples from the British royal family, Prince Charles and Camilla as well as Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge Catherine, Tuesday, September 28 local time.
In addition to members of the royal family, health workers were also invited to watch the premiere of the James Bond film, No Time To Die. Health workers were the guests of honor at the premiere of the film No Time To Die because they had contributed to the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic in the last two years.
The cast of the film remained cheerful even though the weather was not sunny, Daniel Craig and Lashana Lynch as well as Lea Seydoux met again at a film screening that the cinema operator hoped could bring back the number of viewers it had before the pandemic.
No Time To Die, the 25th James Bond film, has been postponed three times since its planned release in April 2020 as cinemas around the world are forced to close to avoid crowds risking spreading the coronavirus.
This film is Daniel Craig's fifth and final time as a British undercover agent since "Casino Royale" which premiered in 2006. "It's a relief. It's important for me to come and celebrate with all the cast and crew and get this film out in theaters, and it's finally over. happened," said Craig as quoted by ANTARA, Wednesday, September 29.
"A year ago I didn't think this would happen."
When asked what he would miss from playing agent 007, he replied, "The people."
With a production cost of around 200 million US dollars, No Time To Die follows James Bond as he returns from a wonderful life of retirement in Jamaica to help find a new villain armed with deadly technology.
No Time To Die introduces a new character named Nomi, played by black actress Lashana Lynch who is described as agent 00 in the MI6 organization. He looks just as tough and capable as Bond. "I'm happy to be here and that we can celebrate this film as it deserves," said Lynch.