No Time To Die delayed until October 2021

MGM, Universal and Bond producers at EON announced today that the movie No Time To Die is delayed until October 2021.

It was already expected that the movie would be postponed and in recent weeks some rumours were getting stronger that a delay was imminent.

Today, the official announcement on 007.com reads: "No Time To Die will be released in cinemas globally on 8 October 2021."

The delay was not a big surprise and in a way this is good news as it looks like it's not going to be possible to have the Corona pandemic under control before April. By October, hopefully most people will hopefully be able to go to cinemas again.

Once again, I repeat my message from the last delay: this is not an easy decision for everyone involved, but I once again totally understand and support the decision.

We have to keep doing OUR part in getting the cause of this delay, the global pandemic, under control (for many more reasons than just the release of this film, obviously) so the whole world can experience the Bond film in cinemas in October.

The James Bond franchise needs the support of the fans. And I repeat my advice to just enjoy all the No Time To Die snippets, trailers, music, product releases, and re-watch the previous 24 Bond films and reading the original novels.

James Bond WILL return! Will it be in October 2021?