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James Bond is shaken and stirred in emotional 'No Time to Die'

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"No Time To Die" works as a fitting sendoff to Daniel Craig's Bond films, which took big risks with an iconic character that, for the most part, paid off. “James

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  1. Opelika-Auburn News

    Daniel Craig on bidding Bond goodbye in 'No Time to Die' (opens Opelika-Auburn News)

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    NEW YORK (AP) — When Daniel Craig first got the gig, he felt like something had gone amiss. “You’ve got the wrong guy,” he told the producers.

  2. CNN

    Daniel Craig on why you should see 'No Time to Die' in the theater (opens CNN)

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    Daniel Craig knows that with all the global challenges of the pandemic, "everything has to be put in perspective." That includes Hollywood blockbusters like his final James Bond film, "No Time to Die."

  3. NBC News

    Daniel Craig's era as James Bond comes to an end with 'No Time to Die' (opens NBC News)

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    As Craig takes his final bow as the iconic British spy, speculation continues to mount around who will succeed him in the next installment.

  4. Madison

    James Bond is shaken and stirred in emotional 'No Time to Die' (opens Madison)

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    "No Time To Die" works as a fitting sendoff to Daniel Craig's Bond films, which took big risks with an iconic character that, for the most part, paid off. “James

  5. Christian Science Monitor

    ‘No Time To Die’ offers Bond fun, but what’s next for 007? (opens Christian Science Monitor)

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    As the latest James Bond movie “No Time To Die” is released, the Monitor’s film critic considers what kind of big-screen spy today’s world really needs.

  6. The New Republic

    “No Time to Die” Breaks Down the Glamour of James Bond (opens The New Republic)

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    The films have always presented a more slick, evasive Bond than the often mundane spy in Ian Fleming’s novels.

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