It's the highly-anticipated new Bond film set to finally be released in October.
And Daniel Craig looked every inch the 007 action man in the new No Time to Die trailer released on Monday.
The actor, 53, launches himself off a bridge with just a rope and speeds on a motorbike in the action-packed 30-second teaser.
Wow! Daniel Craig looked every inch the 007 action man in the new No Time to Die trailer released on Monday
In other snippets of scenes Craig is seen reuniting with Q, zooming along in high-speed car races and firing weapons at his enemies.
Craig is also seen shooting through the skies in a fighter jet as new star Lashana Lynch takes the controls, while Bond girls Léa Seydoux and Ana de Armas make brief appearances.
The dramatic trailer ends with the words 'Bond is back' flashing across the screen as the October release date is shown.
Stunts: The actor, 53, launched himself off a bridge with just a rope and sped on a motorbike in the action-packed 30-second trailer
Jaw-dropping: In other snippets of scenes Craig is seen reuniting with Q, zooming along in high-speed car races and firing weapons at his enemies
Léa and Ben Whishaw - who plays Q - both reprise their roles in the film while new stars Rami Malek and Ana de Armas will make their debuts.
No Time to Die is Daniel's final adventure as Bond and the film was originally set for release in April 2020 before being postponed as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The hotly-anticipated film is reportedly set to have the world's biggest premiere when it is released later this year.
Stars: Craig is also seen shooting through the skies in a fighter jet as new star Lashana Lynch takes the controls, while Bond girls Léa Seydoux and Ana de Armas make brief appearances
Exciting: The dramatic trailer ends with the words 'Bond is back' flashing across the screen as the October release date is shown
According to reports from The Mirror last month, MGM and the film's producers are said to have set aside £10 million for the grand event in the UK.
It was claimed that those behind-the-scenes are keen to have the premiere take place in a large London stadium like Wembley Arena.
A source speaking to the publication claimed: 'They think they can pull off the biggest in-person premiere of the post-pandemic era, and have already put aside a whopping £10million for an event in England that will signal the return of these kinds of flashy movie launches that everybody’s been missing for the last year.
'They are looking at the biggest venues in London, starting with Wembley and going down from there, and have enquired about the Staples Center in Los Angeles for a US premiere.
Cast: Léa and Ben Whishaw - who plays Q - both reprise their roles in the film while new stars Rami Malek (pictured) and Ana de Armas will make their debuts
