Sorry, 007 fans, we'll have to wait even longer for the release of James Bond's newest adventure. On Jan. 21, Variety confirmed that No Time to Die has been pushed back [1] again to Oct. 8, after it was already pushed back multiple times due to coronavirus concerns.

The three production studios behind the film — MGM, Eon, and Universal — postponed the release date [2] after the spread of COVID-19 led to closures of theaters [3] in major markets, including Asia. It was originally set for an April 2 release.