Daniel Craig’s No Time To Die Release Postponed By 7 Months Due To Coronavirus Scare

Daniel Craig’s No Time To Die is postponed till November. An official announcement about this postponement was made yesterday.

Originally the film was supposed to have an international release on 2^nd April. However, it is because of the coronavirus scare that most theatres have shut shops especially in major markets like Italy, China, South Korea and Japan.

This could result in major losses to No Time To Die. The film’s production costs amounted to more than $200 million and let the marketing costs be. Now, given the huge budget of the film, if it has to recover its costs, it has to be performing really well.

“No Time to Die” will be released in the U.K. on Nov. 12, with worldwide release dates to follow, including the U.S. launch on Nov. 25, 2020. MGM and EON produced the film. Universal is handling international rollout.

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