James Bond: No Time To Die Pitch Meeting

Step inside the pitch meeting that led to No Time To Die!

With five movies and fifteen years under his belt, Daniel Craig is officially the actor who has played James Bond for the longest time. Before he passes the torch onto the next actor to take on 007, Craig gets one last hurrah as the MI6 agent in No Time To Die.

No Time To Die definitely raises some questions though. Like is it dangerous to stand next to exploding graves? Why is that bridge perfectly designed for escapes? Is that De Niro?! How did Blofeld get and use a bionic eyeball and continue to run Spectre with it while in MI6 custody? How do nanobots work? Why did every single member of Spectre get together in one spot? What’s Safin’s deal, anyway?

To answer all these questions and more, step inside the Pitch Meeting that led to No Time To Die! It’ll be super easy, barely an inconvenience.

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[ScreenRant]

Which Pitch Meeting is your favorite so far?

[cheponchocho]

I love how the EMP watch was "very powerful" and blows up several levels of power and a bionic eye, but Bond's earpiece and the silo's doors worked perfectly fine immediately after

[ianyoung]

Writer: "So Bond is standing there as missiles approach the island."
Producer: "Oh, boy, it's gonna be difficult to get outta that one."
Writer: "... uh ...yes it is."

[The-Rest-of-Us]

"Safin killed Madeline's mother when she was a kid - and now that she's all grown up they're the same age" - damn! Completely missed that one when I saw the movie...

[whitwaltman]

"So, anyway, then Bond dies."
(Longest silence in the history of Pitch Meetings.)
"What?"
Every Bond fan ever right with you there, Producer Guy.

[lincolnducke]

"So the bad guy kidnaps James Bond's daughter."
"Why?"
"I dont know, he just does... then he gives her back."

[Geohillierneo]

"Pools of acid and poison.. "
"For the nanobots...??"
"Yes"
Such a good point! 🤣

[allinkid]

"Write Nanobots... can do whatever you want... don't have to explain it" - doing whatever you want and not having to explain it IS TIGHT

[ieaturanium]

ryan: "he wants to commit genocide!"
ryan: "but why?"
ryan: "because he's evil!"
D&D: makes perfect sense

[jimluebke]

"When we leave things to future us, sometimes future us drops the ball"

So much truth...

[SaintDamain]

I love how Ryan has stopped asking the viewers to click around because he’s finally accepted that he’s the face of Screen Rant now.

[matthewnollette]

“Yea switch code names right before the big mission that won’t be confusing”

[jamielondon]

What I learned from this movie: While Bond is 100% impervious to bullets, explosions do have a mild, almost unpleasant effect on him, so … they're clearly worse.

[NoMereRanger]

“It’s the beginning of the movie. Did you think he was gonna get killed?”

*Skyfall has entered the chat*

[lewiserox]

I'll always be mad they didn't use the "It's time to die" line when Bond literally killed someone with a watch

[dieyng]

Producer guy's face, when being told "then James Bond dies." priceless.

[maxmccann]

The way he survived that grave exploding completely unscathed makes me seriously doubt that the second one gave him much more than a broken wrist

[joshhickeysmoviereviews]

Daniel Craig: Can I come back as Bond after this movie?
Studio: No. Time to die.

[OC]

"The beginning of the movie is No Time To Die..."(shocked realization)"oh!"

[kingsleycy]

“James Bond is willing to make the ultimate sacrifice for Madeleine? Their love must be very convincing!”
“No.”