After 16 years, Daniel Craig record tenure as James Bond it is coming to its end.
No time to die, the swan song for Craig’s iteration of the iconic British superspy, will finally premiere exclusively in theaters on October 8 after multiple COVID-19 related delays.
Co-written and directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga, No time to die follows Bond as he comes out of retirement to stop a terrorist threat. As Craig’s final Bond performance, No time to die He is also expected to tie the strings of his four previous films: Royal Casino (2005), Quantum of Solace (2008), Skyfall (2012) and Spectrum (2015).
Given that, you may want to rewatch some (or all) of these movies, especially since it’s been six years since the last one. With that in mind, read on to learn more about where you can stream Craig’s previous four. Link movies in Canada before There is no time to die.
As it happens, Bell signed a deal with MGM last year to secure the exclusive Canadian broadcast rights to the James bond franchise. This means that all Link Films – not just Craig’s, but starring artists like Sean Connery and Pierce Brosnan – are available on the Bell’s Crave service. Specifically, they are broadcasting low Crave’s HBO + Movies Level, which costs $ 19.98 CAD / month.
Follow these links to Royal Casino, Quantum of Solace, Skyfall and Spectrum at Crave. In addition, there is a 45 minute special called Being James Bond: The Daniel Craig Story in which Craig, the Link Series producers and other creatives reflect on the English actor’s time as 007. Daniel Craig’s Story is available for free in the Apple TV app until October 7 or on Crave below its base level of $ 9.99 / mo.
Finally, the film’s title track, Billie Eilish’s eponymous “No Time To Die,” is now airing on Youtube, Spotify and Apple Music.
Are you excited for No time to die? You prefer Royal Casino or Skyfall? Who do you want to see next as Bond? Let us know in the comments.
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