Love that guy. He’s a trip…
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If so, they could have easily added some spectacular shots from the Matera leg and put out the trailer anyway.
Let’s face it - there never was any trailer ready, they are working on it and it will be released in December for the holiday business and maximum exposure.
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In fariness, it was an admin of…the other place where that came from 
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Likely just some sort of snippet of Naomie being asked about the film but…who knows. The first SP teaser did debut on Access Hollywood after all!
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Well, why not?
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Thanks for the heads up, I’ll be watching in any case. 
This apparently originates from the Sun and says they are shooting 3 endings to try to protect the movie from rumours. I believe this article is spoiler free as no content is mentioned. I have been as spoiler free as I can be (though it’s hard to avoid all spoilers). As the article notes, this could be pricey to do depending on what is being filmed.
Although, with this shoot, by far the easiest thus far in the internet age…
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They certainly learned from last time and are now intent on keeping their powder dry and their surprises under wraps. Good on them.
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Yes I have remained spoiler free too. Glad that nothing has reached me so far.
As was said before: there is almost nothing to reach you.
All we’ve got is some clips (showing mostly Astons and Astons – and Astons) and pictures, and the numbering of the clapperboards is more confusing than it sheds light on anything. Some speculations on Lynch’s character seem to be valid, but for example we know nothing about Malek or de Amas. And like the clapperboards, almost each of those tiny bits of news that seem to be a tad more valid or genuine, they cause more confusion than ilumination.
Almost everything that’s out there on the interweb and newspapers is nothing but speculation and guesswork, which is why most of those news outlets keep on knitting stories about a “doomed Bond movie”. The difference between spoiler and spoiler-free isn’t that big this time around. Lesson learned.
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The first press set visits also took place yesterday.
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First press set visits? Please, tell us more!
Some select bloggers were taken to Bond in Motion and then Pinewood to watch filming:
The choice of outlets for this is interesting, usually they’d get the geek US film sites like Collider, Slashfilm, IGN and so on flying over to visit the set… And obviously, this is an actual organised set visit like the ones Marvel, for instance do, as opposed to a just a junket or an exclusive for a major outlet like Empire.
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I am still annoyed that they stole my title NO TIME TO DIE, and are not giving me any credit for it.
Even a cameo would be nice, and my name in the credits.
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Albert R Broccoli’s Eon Productions Present
Daniel Craig
as
Ian Fleming’s
James Bond - OO7
in
DaveBond21’s
“No Time To Die”
You get that and 10% royalties off gross ticket sales. But that’s it.
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Send us a picture with spider webs connected to the wall and your body with the caption: Awaiting my royalties!
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Title by Micheline Connery.
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I’d be happy with that