Popular actor Daniel Craig said the upcoming James Bond movie “No Time to Die” will be his last go as the British super spy during an appearance on Friday’s episode of Stephen Colbert’s “Late Show.”

The 51-year-old also opened up about moving forward earlier this week. "Someone else needs to go," he told. His last outing as 007 will be in the upcoming film 'No Time to Die', which will hit theatres in April next year.

According to information received, the film's shooting officially ended last month, after which Craig discussed his complicated relationship with the franchise. "It can be hard to believe, but I love the fact that I'm Bond. We're in Rare Air, making Bond movies. It's one of the most intense, whole things I've ever done, but It Takes A Lot Craig Said That Energy And I Are Growing Older. The actor also had an injury to his ankle during filming that required "minor surgery". 25 in the Action Spy franchise In the film now follows a retired Bond, who has quit active service for a quiet retirement in Jamaica.

According to information from sources but when his old CIA friend Felix Letter asked for help, he was forced to embark on a more dangerous mission to rescue a kidnapped scientist, a dangerous new technology. Equipped leads a secret agent on the path of a mysterious villain. A news portal, in addition to Craig, features M. Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. as Rami Malek (as the film's villain), Lee Sedoux, Ana de Aramus, Lashana Lynch, Billy Magusen, Ben Whiswa, and Ralph Ennis in the film. Wilson is also. , And Fukunaga wrote the screenplay with Scott Z. Burns and Emmy-winner Phoebe Waller-Bridge.

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