However, the making of the latest 007 film involved vast quantities of a rather different drink – Coca-Cola. The producers of No Time To Die paid £55,000 for 8,400 gallons of Coke to make cobbled streets at one filming location less slippery for a motorcycle stunt. The last time 007 was left out of the scene was when Roger Moore made his debut in 1973's Live And Let Die. The Wall Street Journal described the opening scene of No Time To Die as 'visually arresting... and entirely Bond-free'. No Time To Die is said to be Craig's final outing as 007.

Source: The Star October 18, 2020 00:49 UTC