The world premier ofJames Bond flick ‘No Time to Die” will stream exclusively on FB

Much-awaited James Bond movie “No Time to Die” will have its London world premiere exclusively on Facebook. It will stream exclusively on Facebook.

The 25th Bond film “No Time to Die” stars Daniel Craig, Rami Malek, Lea Seydoux, Lashana Lynch, Ben Whishaw and Naomie Harris. They will be seen at the red carpet at London’s Royal Albert Hall which will be broadcast live on both Facebook and through Oculus Venues.

Prince William and Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton,  Prince Charles and Duchess of Cornwall Camilla Parker-Bowles and several healthcare workers and members of the armed forces will also attend the top-notch event.

The social media platform has got access to the live red carpet at the venue. The show will be hosted by presenter Clara Amfo.

The red carpet arrivals for the World Premiere of #NoTimeToDie on September 28th will be live-streamed exclusively on our Facebook channel and via Oculus Venues. Regretfully, access to the viewing areas on the red carpet is by invite only so follow @007 for live coverage. pic.twitter.com/IDry1HorR5

— James Bond (@007) September 26, 2021

So what is the story of the latest Bond flick? Well, it shows a retired James Bond who is leading to a regular life in Jamaica with his girlfriend Madeleine Swann. But that doesn’t last long and he is back to action. He is soon contacted to help out with the rescue of a kidnapped scientist. It is believed to be the longest Bond film ever.

Being a Bond film, the release has naturally generated a lot of excitement. Universal is expected to screen No Time to Die in more than 700 screens across the U.K. It will be biggest release since the cinema closed in March 2020.

The movie was to launch in April 2020 but COVID-19 pandemic postponed its release to November 2020 which got further pushed to September 2021.

James Bond returns with backup. #NoTimeToDie is in cinemas from September 30. pic.twitter.com/klBP92VnHv

— James Bond (@007) September 25, 2021

The film premieres in the U.K. on Friday (Sept. 30) and on Oct. 8 in the U.S.