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Unlike earlier films in
the series, No Time To Die (2021) did not have as many worldwide
premieres due to the ongoing effects of the global Coronavirus pandemic.
Most of the cast attended the Royal
World Premiere at London's Royal Albert Hall but did not take part in
further promotion for No Time To Die.
However, the film was premiered in other countries with some special screenings
attended by notable James Bond alumni. |
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Zurich, Switzerland - 28 September 2021 Zurich Convention Center |
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No Time To Die was
also screened at the Zurich Convention Center as part of the 17th Zurich
Film Festival. The Swiss premiere of No Time To Die took place at
9.00pm on Tuesday, September 28 - the same time the film was been shown at
London's Royal Albert Hall. Following the screening at the new 1,200-seat
Zurich Convention Center the festival presented a second screening
on October 2nd at the same venue. A retrospective of Craig’s four previous
appearances in the role of the British superspy and a new documentary
Being James Bond also played at the festival, which ran September
23-October 3, 2021. |
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Paris, France - 28 September 2021 Le Grand Rex cinema |
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Jean-Pierre Castaldi [who
played the Jet Pilot who fights with Roger Moore's James Bond in the
pre-credit sequence of Moonraker (1979)], and his daughter Paola
attend the No Time To Die premiere at Le Grand Rex cinema in Paris
on September 28, 2021. French actor
Simon Abkarian
who played Alex Dimitrios in Casino Royale (2006), and
Eric Serra who
composed the soundtrack for GoldenEye (1995) also attended. |
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Amsterdam, The Netherlands - 29 September 2021 Pathe Tuschinski
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Monte
Carlo, Monaco - 29 September 2021 Monte Carlo Casino |
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The Monaco premiere was
held at the Casino Monte-Carlo,
under the High Patronage of H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco and the
Princess Grace Foundation-USA was attended by No Time To Die
director Cary Joji Fukunaga, Dame Shirley Bassey and Christian Moore, the
son of James Bond actor Sir Roger Moore. |
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ABOVE: (left)
Christian Moore (right) No Time To Die director Cary Joji
Fukunaga, Hollywood actress Sharon Stone and H.S.H. Prince Albert
II of Monaco. BELOW: Three-time James Bond title song performer
Dame Shirley Bassey poses in front of an Aston Martin DB5 at the
Monaco premiere of No Time To Die. |
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The event also featured a
pageant of James Bond’s cars including a 2021 Aston Martin Goldfinger DB5 Continuation
vehicle, a 1964 Aston Martin DB5 and the Lotus
Esprit S1 featured in The Spy Who Loved Me (1977). Also attending the event was Hollywood actress Sharon Stone. |
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Matera, Italy - 29 September 2021 CineTeatro Comunale Gerardo
Guerrieri |
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