17th Feb 2020: The latest James Bond movie, which marks Daniel Craig’s final appearance as 007, will not have a star-studded premiere in Beijing this April over coronavirus fears, according to a report from The Sunday Times. The coronavirus death tolls has exceeded the number of approximately 1,700 and is on the rise, due to which the Universal Pictures have cancelled the Premier of the upcoming Bond movie ‘No Time to Die’. According to the sources, about 70,000 movie theaters across China have been closed amid the outbreak, which has forced over 50 million people in the country to remain inside in hopes of containing the spread of the virus. As a result movie theaters are reportedly set to be closed until April, suffering a great loss. However, the DailyMail, citing a studio insider, reported that the tour won’t go through even if theaters reopen sooner. The final movie to Daniel Craig’s James Bond series, “No Time to Die,” was expected to be a big moneymaker for Universal Pictures from China because of the Chinese market. The last James Bond movie, Spectre, made more than $880 million worldwide – $83.5 million came from China alone. The city of Wuhan, which … Continue reading Coronavirus concerns: ‘No Time to Die’