New Bond movie drops first trailer
We still have to wait until April for the 25th Bond movie, but at least we’re one step closer now. The first trailer forIt’s got action, it’s got British tailoring, it’s got Bond girls. It’s everything you want from a Bond trailer.
We always knew the British super spy couldn’t really retire – so irresistible is the allure, even Daniel Craig couldn’t stay away for one more instalment. But this film is being mooted as a closing of a chapter as Craig’s last outing in Bond’s fitted suits.and Blofeld’s demise, Bond has left active service. But a spy never really retires, and that’s when Bond’s old CIA buddy Felix Leiter turns to Bond for help in locating a missing scientist.
From there, the usual world-in-peril danger ensues. And a villain named Safin will have his sticky fingers in some kind of nefarious plot.In addition to Craig’s return, Lea Seydoux will come back as Madeleine Swann, Bond’s romantic interest from Spectre. Over at MI6, Ralph Fiennes, Naomie Harris, Ben Whishaw and Rory Kinnear have returned as M, Moneypenny, Q and Bill Tanner, respectively.
New additions to the Bond universe include Ana de Armas as Bond girl Paloma, who has been described as being critical to Bond’s mission, and Lashana Lynch whose character Nomi is rumoured to be the new 007, as in the designation given by MI6 to an agent. But it’s not just who’s in front of the camera that’s stirring excitement. After the departure of Danny Boyle from the project, Cary Joji Fukunaga was enlisted as director., but also made critically acclaimed films
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