James Bond behind the scenes: Will James Bond DIE in No Time to Die? HUGE clues

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No Time to Die will see James Bond’s heart break as he believes he has been at the centre of a terrible betrayal by the woman he loves.

Bond (as played by Daniel Craig) has only been seen as loving one woman before, Vespa (Eva Green) who sadly died in an awful accident at the end of Casino Royale.

This hardened Bond’s heart until it was believed he could never love again, until Madeleine Swann (Lea Seydoux) waltzed into his life.

Despite the fact she is the daughter of one of Spectre’s most terrifying agents, she still won his heart and the pair went off together to Italy.

However, it seems likely their romance came to an abrupt end as, in footage shown in the trailer, Bond realises she has been keeping something from him, and a huge chase ensues before he heads off to Jamaica for years of solitude and sadness.

Will James Bond DIE in No Time to Die?

Will James Bond DIE in No Time to Die? (Image: Eon)

In Fukunaga’s behind the scenes footage, he speaks about what is expected from the new movie, and why Daniel Craig is walking away.

He says: “For me as a writer and director it was essential to rediscover Bond. Where is he? After five years of retirement, who has he become?

“He’s sort of a wounded animal struggling with his role as a double 0. The world’s changed.

“The rules of engagement aren’t what they used to be. The rules of espionage darker in this era of asymmetric warfare.”

At this, images of Lashana Lynch’s character are shown, and later Ana de Armas, suggesting these two are the new era of espionage. (lashana ana)

Fukunaga continues: “The people close to Bond, those he considers to be family are at great risk.”

Here, fans see a shot of Moneypenny (Naomie Harris) M (Ralph Fiennes) and Tanner (Rory Kenner,) as well as an image of Bond trying to save Madeleine.

Fukunaga explains how Bond is desperate to “save their lives” from a new threat, which is more terrifying than every before.

He says: “And now there’s someone new out there, more dangerous than anyone he’s every encountered. And whoever they are is smarter and stronger than Spectre.”

Of course, we all know this person is Safin, played by Rami Malek, who many have suggested is Dr No, or at least a new version of the character.

However, the big question is still, will Daniel Craig’s Bond be killed off?

James Bond played by Daniel Craig

James Bond played by Daniel Craig (Image: Eon)

Fukunaga certainly hints at an answer in his final words on the short film, which shows him looking at shots and filming his actors in various positions.

He adds: “No Time to Die is the culmination of all that Bond has become, with all that he’s seen, all the trauma, the loss.

“What is that mission that will be his most challenging and most difficult?

“That was our target and we aimed to do something extraordinary with this one. Every Bond film has that thing – the danger but also the emotional punch.

“Everything that was left unsaid will finally be said. This will be the final chapter for Daniel Craig.”

The final statement here suggests Daniel Craig, as an actor, will finally get speak out and be the Bond he has been trying to be for years.

James Bond and Madeleine Swann in No Time to Die

James Bond and Madeleine Swann in No Time to Die (Image: Eon)

The actor has been trying to create a deeper, more emotional James Bond since Casino Royale, and now he has been betrayed by someone close to him, it is clear that “emotional punch” will be core to the story of No Time to Die.

While it is the case there is “no time to die,” it may be in order to maintain Craig’s legacy, James Bond could come to an end, only to be reincarnated by a new actor in the future.

Asked about this exact issue, Bond expert Robbie Sims exclusively told Express.co.uk: “I don’t think they would.

“If they did then, hey, you’ve surprised me and congratulations that would be a twist.

“I feel like the general public doesn’t want to see the hero die.”

He added: “I know he’s an anti-hero and all that but, that would be a bit of a downer.”

James Bond after he is retired in Jamaica

James Bond after he is retired in Jamaica (Image: Eon)

Sims said: “I guess you could kill off one of the Scooby gang”, referring to M, Q, Moneypenny, Tanner and new character Nomi.

He added: “You could get rid of Q because Ben Whishaw has said his contract is up.”

They have been known to kill off significant characters before, with Vespa and Judi Dench’s M dying in surprising circumstances.

To kill off 007 would be a huge deal, and would pave the way for Lashana Lynch’s character, the new 007, to have a spin-off series why a way back for Bond is paved.

However, fans will just have to find out when the movie is in cinemas.

No Time to Die is out in cinemas on April 2

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