james bond

“I’ve loved every single second.”

The trailer’s calling it “the epic conclusion” of Daniel Craig’s 007.

The movies are Bond...James Bond.

Roberts was first reported dead on Sunday, but she was still alive at the time.

Connery was the first actor to play the role in the long-running film series.

A new report claims director Danny Boyle left the project over a disagreement over whether or not to deliver a truly shocking ending to the film (and franchise?).

Finally, the internet was used for good and now fan-favorite Idris Elba is rumored to be in talks as the next James Bond.

It seems to be official — the long, tiresome saga surrounding the next James Bond movie has finally come to an end. Daniel Craig will once again don his suit and tie, with Danny Boyle getting behind the camera to direct the 25th installment of the iconic 007 franchise…as long as the script meets his approval.

After years of speculation, Craig told Stephen Colbert he will return for his fifth James Bond film.

Remember when Daniel Craig famously said he’s rather slash his own wrists than suit up again as 007? There’s probably a handful of reasons Craig was hesitant to return to the franchise, from the intense physical demands of the role to the time commitment to playing a celebrated, though not-all-that-creative iconic character. (Bond isn’t exactly a role that lends an actor much creative license, unlike say, Joe Bang in Logan Lucky where Craig gets to roll around in sheer kookiness.) But according to new rumors, there was another reason that Craig may have been reluctant to rejoin the franchise for Bond 25, and now, Bond 26.

With the arrival of San Diego Comic-Con last week, the major announcements started flying fast and furious. After the avalanche of release date announcements, trailer releases, and other first-look headline-generators, the news broke that the gears of progress had begun turning for James Bond’s next cinematic outing. The official Twitter account posted that the still-untitled James Bond 25 would hit American theaters on November 8, 2019 after an earlier release in the United Kingdom and elsewhere, and also presumably after shiploads of online pirates have gotten their mitts on it. Americans do not tend to take delayed release dates lying down.

Acting legend and James Bond star Sir Roger Moore has died at the age of 89.