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Daniel Craig has played James Bond for 15 years.
On Tuesday evening, the fifth 007 film with Craig in the leading role will celebrate its world premiere in London: "No Time to Die" is said to be his last appearance as a secret agent on Her Majesty's behalf.
Craig strode up the steps of the Royal Albert Hall in a pink tuxedo.
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The British royals also came to the film premiere: Duchess Kate, Prince William, Duchess Camilla and Prince Charles.
The premiere of the film had to be postponed several times due to the corona pandemic;
it will run in German cinemas from Thursday.
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Kate and William also met those responsible for the film: Here Kate shakes the hand of screenwriter Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
William is in conversation with musicians Finneas O'Connell and Billie Eilish.
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Kate - here in conversation with Craig - wore a floor-length gold cape dress that was trimmed with sequins to the film premiere.
According to media reports, it is the work of Kate's favorite designer, Jenny Packham.
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The French actress Léa Seydoux chats with Prince Charles: In "No Time to Die" she can be seen again alongside James Bond.
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Daniel Craig made his first appearance in the role of the British secret agent in 2006 in "Casino Royale".
When he was accepted for the role, he celebrated in style with Bond's favorite drink, as he said on the podcast for the film: "I bought a bottle of vodka and a bottle of vermouth, a shaker and made three or four vodka martinis." Here it is See Craig with Prince Charles.
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Bond's boss is called M, which stands for "Missions Department".
Judi Dench was the first woman to take on this role in the Bond films released between 1995 and 2012 - here she can be seen in London at the world premiere of the new film.
Meanwhile, Ralph Fiennes embodies the character M.
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Phoebe Waller-Bridge became known beyond Great Britain primarily for her series "Fleabag".
For the new Bond film, she was brought in to work on the script.
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British actress Lashana Lynch can be seen in the new Bond film - and is traded as a possible 007 successor.
Even if Bond producer Barbara Broccoli has actually already moderated the possibility of a female bond, the option is not yet off the table with the bookmakers.
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In the film by US director Cary Fukunaga, which is said to have cost $ 250 million, Bond returns to active service after his retirement.
In front of a spectacular backdrop in Italy and Norway, he uses his typical high-tech gadgets and fights against the villain Safin.
The premiere was celebrated in a big way - here you can see some of those responsible in front of the Royal Albert Hall in London (from left): Finneas O'Connell, Billie Eilish, Rami Malek, Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Cary Joji Fukunaga, Ana de Armas, Lashana Lynch and Naomie Harris.
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