James Bond flick 'No Time to Die' scraps China premiere, tour over coronavirus
The entire cast, including Daniel Craig, in the future 25th Bond blockbuster cancelled the journey to China for the flick’s premiere
Chinese fans have been left in wait for Bond’s new adventure's premiere and a large prepared publicity tour as the the film franchise’s latest installment has been cancelled since the lethal outbreak of coronavirus.
The entire cast, including Daniel Craig, in the future 25th Bond blockbuster cancelled the journey to China for the flick’s premiere, which was scheduled for April in Beijing.
It is learnt that Daniel Craig and the other cast will not attend the Beijing screening or the subsequent publicity tour of China, which have been halted because of uncertainty surrounding the evolution of the epidemic.
Cinemas across the world’s second-largest box office market remain shuttered indefinitely amid efforts to suppress the spreading of the coronavirus.
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