Valerie Lyon, James Bond girl refuses to air No Time To Die online
Valerie Lyon, former James Bond girl, insisted that No Time To Die should not be broadcast online after the film was postponed again for another six months, as the highly anticipated James Bond movie was previously scheduled to release on April 2 after it had already been affected by several changes. Due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Valerie Lyon said during Good Morning Britain, that cinemas will die without major films, and added, "I completely disagree that the film should be broadcast on the Internet. The work is anticipated by many and is waiting to be released in cinemas, and cinemas must be preserved and show outstanding films so that they do not die."
According to a report published by Variety newspaper, the new James Bond movie will receive $ 600 million for its showing on international networks after the end of its showing at the global box office, and this film is scheduled to contribute to compensating the production company for the loss it incurred because of the delay in showing the film more than once. Because of the Corona virus outbreak.
The foreign newspaper quoted part of the MGM report, which highlighted the loss incurred by the film, which ranges between 30 and 50 million dollars due to the delay in showing it in cinemas as it was scheduled for next April.
"No Time to Die", alongside Daniel Craig and Rami Malik, stars Leah Sedocks, Lashana Lynch, Ben Witch, Naomi Harris, Jeffrey Wright, Christoph Waltz, Ralph Fiennes, Anna de Armas, and others.
Ramy Malik, of Egyptian origins, embodies the villain character in the new part, Safin, who wears the mask for most of the film's scenes.
