How the mood can change within just 30 seconds. At the beginning of the short Super Bowl trailer for "James Bond: No time to die" 007 alias Daniel Craig (51) is still relaxed: "Have you ever flown something like this?", He wants from his apparent ally Nomi (Lashana Lynch, 32) know. When she says no, he nevertheless plunges into the deep with a kind of folding airplane. A little later, this sovereignty can no longer be seen.
"The 25th film will change everything this April," says a text overlay that slowly builds up between strongly staged action sequences. A statement by Bond-Nemesis Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Christoph Waltz, 63), who can also be seen for a fraction of a second, seems to go hand in hand with this: "If your secret finds its way into daylight, it means his death." Blofeld, as suggested by the mini trailer, so that Léa Seydoux '(34) character means Madeleine Swann, who already played a leading role in "Specter"?
At the end of the clip, 007 looks as if he is faced with an almost impossible choice: with a trembling lip and a horrified look, he lowers his pistol in the last shot. "That was your decision," just before the whispering voice of "No time to die" villain Safin (Rami Malek, 38) can be heard. The Super Bowl clip, which is as short as it is haunting, will be released on April 2 – when Craig's last appearance as a spy begins on behalf of Her Majesty in German cinemas.