As you’re no doubt well aware, Avengers Campus opens in Disneyland California this summer, and as well as rides and restaurants themed to characters like Ant-Man and the Guardians of the Galaxy, there will also be a “Web-Slinger” attraction which allows guests to, “sling webs just like Spider-Man.”

There have been conflicting reports about whether Tom Holland will lend his voice to the wall-crawler because while the theme park’s version of Spider-Man looks nearly identical to the one in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the costume is ever so slightly different. As a result, we can’t say for sure whether this new land is supposed to set in that shared world.

However, the news has broken today that Spidey will battle the villainous Doctor Octopus in the ride, and that’s led to speculation that he’s going to be Spider-Man 3‘s lead villain.

There are arguments for and against this being the case; for starters, if Doc Ock is making a physical appearance in the ride – which, as we mentioned, opens this summer – then he would need to have been cast already. If, on the other hand, he just has a presence, then this could easily tie into the next film. Him being in the ride may also lessen the odds of a Spider-Man 3 appearance.

What we can quite confidently state is that Avengers Campus sounds awesome, and it should be a must-visit for fans. Do you guys think Doctor Octopus is on his way to the MCU? 

Remember in the comics when Venom invades Peter Parker’s hme and traumatises Mary Jane? Well, it looks like we were set to get a version of that in Spider-Man 3 as the villain can be seen watching her from the shadows. 
 

Harry Osborn’s death was undeniably emotional and this lovely piece of artwork shows his final moments as he dies in the arms of Peter and MJ while the sun rises in the background. 
 

With MJ caught in Venom’s web, the wall-crawler races into action to try and stop Eddie Brock from killing the woman he loves and wreaking havoc on New York City. 
 

The combinatoon of regular webbing and the Symbiote looks undeniably awesome and this did end up making for one of the most thrilling sequences in the entire film as MJ held on for dear life. 
 

The gigantic version of Sandman wasn’t anywhere near as cool as Sony probably thought it would be and it’s an idea they planned to recycle for that now scrapped Sinister Six movie. 
 

Setting Spider-Man 3‘s final battle on a building site wasn’t a bad idea and it led to some inventive action scenes, including Peter putting Venom down with the use of those steel girders. 
 

 

This artwork places Spider-Man (in his new black suit) in two very different settings and the moment the web-slinger wakes up and tries out his alien costume remains one of the trilogy’s best sequences. 
 

In this world, Venom arrived on Earth courtesy of a meteorite, something fans argued made no sense as the symbiote should have been burned up and been destroyed on entry! 
 

 

As Harry chased down Peter on his, well, “snowboard” seems a more apt description than Goblin Glider, he lays a trap which leads to the villain seemingly losing his memory and returning to his old ways. 
 

 

 

 

This was a thrilling action sequence which saw Spider-Man save Gwen Stacy and ultimately receive the key to New York City (much to the chagrin of MJ, especially after he planted that kiss on her newfound love rival). 
 

Norman Osborn has many hidden weapon stores and Harry took full advantage of that, gaining his father’s weapons and making good use of the equipment he left behind after becoming the Green Goblin. 
 

That includes this energy sword and given the way Norman was used throughout this trilogy, it’s hard to escape the feeling that the plan was to one day resurrect him just like in the comic books. 
 

Mary Jane had started finding success at this point in her career and this is clearly meant to show her on stage (likely hoping to see Peter in the audience only to realise he’s too busy being Spider-Man). 
 

With no Fantastic Four in this world, Peter turned to Dr. Curt Connors for help in understanding the alien symbiote and it’s just a shame that we never got to see this version of the character become the Lizard! 
 

This is clearly meant to show some of the battle between Spider-Man and Sandman in the sewers, something you’ll no doubt remember was a lot of fun to play in the video game adaptation of this movie. 
 

While Spider-Man thinks that he’s defeated Sandman, the villain (who we learned was responsible for the death of Uncle Ben) managed to make his escape through one of the sewer pipes. 
 

With his ill gotten gains in hand, Flint Marko clearly believes that his newfound powers mean he’s unstoppable…little did he know that the Spectacular Spider-Man was stalking him the entire time. 
 

 

Some cool alternate takes on Flint’s transformation into the Sandman, it was the right move to take the character down this route…and to not have Spidey defeat him with a vacuum cleaner! 
 

The majority of Spidey’s villains have origin stories which are also routed in science and it’s easy to imagine Marvel Studios heading down the same route if they ever choose to reintroduce the character. 
 

On the run from the law, Flint Marko ends up getting into some serious trouble when he falls into the experiment above which ends up turning him into the monstrous Sandman. 
 

Sony really dropped the ball with Harry Osborn’s costume as “Green Goblin II” in Spider-Man 3 and it’s hard to figure out why he wouldn’t just don his father’s costume, albeit with some minor cosmetic changes. 
 

A great shot of Spider-Man in his apartment, look closely and you’ll notice that the alien symbiote is crawling towards him and about to make Peter Parker its unwitting host. 
 

Peter Parker hanging out with his Aunt May and her elderly friends? Why not! This was clearly a moment which was going to be included in an earlier version of the threequel.
 

Yes, it does indeed appear as if Peter was once going to tear his shirt off and start dancing around MJ’s club, pulling off some classic Spidey poses in the process. And you thought the theatrical version of this sequence was bad…
 

This looks like another moment which was torn straight from the pages of the comic books as Spidey battles Sandman with the citizens of New York City watching from below. 
 

 

Harry Osborn’s funeral was clearly set to be an emotional, depressing sequence and it’s interesting to see that Norman’s headstone would have loomed large in the background. 
 

Sandman ended up robbing an armoured truck in the movie but here we see that he would have used his new powers to sneak into a vault and steal the priceless diamonds from within. 
 

Sandman’s powers are pretty terrifying when you think about it and these poor security guards are clearly learning that the hard way as he fills up this space with sand and causes them to sink into the depths below. 
 

Another take on one of Norman’s old hideouts, it’s a shame we didn’t get to spend more time here and maybe even get a glimpse at a costume which could have later been donned by the Hobgoblin! 
 

A jealous Peter watches on as Harry grows close with Mary Jane, something which would culminate in a surprisingly violent battle between the two that left Harry badly scarred. 
 

This is presumably a slightly different take on the fight between Spider-Man and Harry but it’s interesting that this piece is titled “Death Platform” so perhaps he wasn’t meant to find any sort of redemption in the final act? 
 

Spider-Man certainly looks pretty sinister here with his new black suit on and it’s easy to see some of the Venom influences creeping into both his posture and size. 
 

As Spider-Man and Mary Jane enjoy some quality time in the park, a certain symbiote would come crashing to Earth. This take on that scene is way more visually impressive than what ended up on screen, though. 
 

Looking to get revenge on Peter for what he did to his father, Harry wielded this impressive looking weapon with the goal of impaling the wall-crawler on the end of it and making things “right.” 
 

 

 

 

He may have looked foolish but Harry did have a formidable array of weapons in this movie. Here, we get to see a number of takes on the Pumpkin bombs he carried into battle after setting his sights on killing his former best friend. 
 

As we mentioned at the start of this post, Raimi didn’t want Venom in Spider-Man 3 but a lot of work was put into bringing the iconic, fan-favourite villain to life on the big screen. 
 

Venom looked quite a bit different to the version in the movie that came out in 2018 but it was a design fans still got on board with, even if he wasn’t quite as big as he probably should have been. 
 

There’s a real element of body horror here as we see what happened to Eddie Brock while the Venom symbiote took hold of him and it’s fascinating to see how that went from the concept art stages to real-life. 
 

These sketches of Venom are nothing short of amazing and it’s definitely interesting seeing how much closer he could have ended up looking to Spider-Man beyond just the pattern across his alien suit. 

Many thanks to Phil Saunders, James Carson, and Kasra Farahani for the artwork featured in this post! 

According to GWW, production on the Moon Knight TV series coming to Disney+ is now set to begin in mid-November at Pinewood Studios in Atlanta, Georgia. 

This is hardly a surprise when Marvel Studios TV shows like The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, Loki, and WandaVision have also filmed there, and the hunt for the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Marc Spector is said to be ongoing. Previously, it’s been reported that Kevin Feige is looking for a Jewish “Zac Efron-type” actor to play the vigilante with multiple personalities. 

The site notes that while there’s no official premiere date for Moon Knight, this latest news suggests, “either a December 2021 or Spring 2022 release.”

Assuming Marvel Studios has a presence at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, the curtain will likely be pulled back on all of these TV shows coming to the streaming service over the summer. 

What are you guys most excited about seeing in Moon Knight? 

Black Widow

Melina Vostokoff (Rachel Weisz)

The MCU’s version of the character will be another Black Widow and while it sounds like she’ll be an ally, something tells us that probably won’t last for long.
 

Yelena Belova (Florence Pugh)

Yelena Belova was Natasha Romanoff’s predecessor in the comics and is a villain who the original Black Widow has clashed with many times over the years. 

This time, it sounds like she’s going to be an ally to Natasha, but it’s entirely possible her evil nature will ultimately be revealed…or that she’ll end up becoming the MCU’s new Black Widow! 
 

Red Guardian (David Harbour)

Russia’s version of Captain America, it sounds like Red Guardian is going to be tasked with taking Black Widow down on behalf of his government and/or the Red Room. 

He certainly looks pretty formidable based on the concept art we’ve seen but time will tell whether he has a future in the MCU beyond this solo outing for Natasha.
 

Taskmaster (TBC)

Mason (O-T Fagbenle)

Little to nothing is known about O-T Fagbenle’s mysterious Mason as the character doesn’t appear to be based on any one character from the comic books. 

However, rumours have pointed to him initially serving as a love interest of sorts to Natasha before he’s ultimately outed as being (you guessed it) Taskmaster. We’ll have to wait and see, though.
 

Black Widow’s Father (Ray Winstone)

We’re betting that you’ve forgotten about Ray Winstone being cast in Black Widow, right? 

Well, nothing official has been revealed about his role since then but there are plenty of rumours which indicate that he’ll wind up playing Natasha’s father (she learned his name in Avengers: Endgame). 
 

Eternals

Ikaris (Richard Madden)

Born over 20,000 years ago, Ikaris’ powers are rooted in cosmic energy and he has psychic abilities and the power to create illusions.

Fans have been hoping to see Richard Madden join a comic book franchise for a while now and there are rumblings that Ikaris could end up being the MCU’s first openly gay superhero. 
 

Sersi (Gemma Chan)

Sersi has a strong desire to live among the humans. She’s also incredibly powerful and can only be killed if her atoms are scattered and it would take someone very powerful indeed to achieve that. 

Her interest in humans would explain reports that the character will be romantically linked to Dane Whitman, a superhero otherwise known as Black Knight. 
 

Thena (Angelina Jolie)

Yes, Angelina Jolie is indeed in a Marvel movie! One of the Eternals of Olympia, Thena is a warrior who has your standard enhanced abilities but is also near invulnerable and immortal.

She can fly and cast illusions to disguise her appearance, while she carries a bow that fires arrows made up of “cold energy” which bombards enemies either with a ring of fire or anti-gravitons.
 

Dane Whitman/Black Knight (Kit Harington)

It was smart of Kit Harington to make the leap from Game of Thrones to the MCU, especially after some poor decisions in the past (anyone remember Pompeii?).

As of right now, we don’t know whether Black Knight will be an actor, a regular guy with no powers from the present day, or an actual Medieval Knight as there have been a lot of conflicting reports. 
 

Druig (Barry Keoghan)

It sounds like Druig could end up being the movie’s lead villain and, in the source material, he’s a formidable character who can manipulate matter and energy and served as an agent of the KGB once upon a time.

Kingo (Kumail Nanjiani)

Kingo decided against hiding in the shadows and, as a result, be became a well-known samurai and movie star. 

Whether that will be the case here is unclear, especially as Marvel has changed the character’s race (likely to avoid many of the racial stereotypes often associated with this member of the Eternals). 
 

Makkari (Lauren Ridloff)

Makkari is a member of the Eternals Technologist’s Guild and extremely skilled at dreaming up various high-speed vehicles. He boasts your standard set of superpowers but is being gender swapped for the MCU. 

With Lauren Ridloff in the role, Makkari holds the honour of being this shared world’s first deaf superhero. 
 

Phastos (Brian Tyree Henry)

Phastos is a weapon-smith who will likely be responsible for crafting the weapons and armour we see the Eternals wear into battle over the thousands of years this movie covers. 

We’ve not heard much about his role in this film beyond that but it’s hard not to be excited with Brian Tyree Henry playing the hero.
 

Ajak (Salma Hayek)

Gender swapped for the movie, it’s believed that this version of Ajak will be the leader of the Eternals and just like her comic book counterpart, she’ll be worshipped by the Incas.

In terms of powers, Ajak is a force to be reckoned with and can mentally manipulate gravitons.
 

Sprite (Lia McHugh) 

Sprite has been gender swapped in Eternals but it sounds like Marvel is still sticking pretty close to the comics. In those, the character never ages so is an adult forever trapped inside a child’s body. 

Considered a trickster by his fellow heroes, Sprite actually uses his powers at one point to wipe their memories and give them new lives so that’s definitely something we could see here too. 
 

Gilgamesh (Don Lee)

Gilgamesh became an outcast from his fellow Eternals when his meddling in the human world became too much for them and he soon found himself banished to Olympus. 

Whether that’s something this movie will delve into is hard to say but Don Lee is an awesome addition to the movie. 
 

Hercules (TBC)

One of Marvel’s most beloved heroes, rumours have been swirling for ages now that an openly gay Hercules will make his presence felt in the history spanning Eternals. 

However, unless Marvel has cast him in secret, we’ve heard nothing about him showing up that’s concrete.
 

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings 

Shang-Chi (Simu Liu)

There’s a lot of excitement to see this master of the martial arts on the big screen and Simi Liu is clearly passionate about the role based on what he’s said since being cast. 

Originally the son of Fu Manchu (a horrible, racist stereotype), his origin story is seemingly being changed in the MCU to link Shang-Chi to classic Iron Man villain, The Mandarin.
 

The Mandarin (Tony Leung)

We were introduced to a fake version of The Mandarin in Iron Man 3 but the real deal is now on his way to the MCU and he won’t be sparring with Tony Stark. 

Instead, he’s being reinvented as Shang-Chi’s father if recent rumours are to be believed but you have to hope he’ll still have those powerful, alien Ten Rings.
 

Tiger Claw (TBC)

There have been a lot of casting calls for Shang-Chi lately but one name which keeps coming up is Tiger Claw (who is potentially being renamed “Steel Claw” for the MCU). 

A longtime foe of Shang-Chi’s, it’s honestly not at all surprising that he’ll appear in the movie. 
 

Fah Lo Suee (Awkwafina)

Marvel Studios declined to reveal who Awkwafina will play in the movie at Comic-Con but it’s since been rumoured that the actress will take on the role of Fah Lo Suee.

Shang-Chi’s sister joins MI-6 after becoming estranged from her father and a modernised take on the character seems likely for The Legend of the Ten Rings. 
 

Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness

Nightmare (TBC)

We know that the Scarlet Witch will make the leap from WandaVision to this sequel but it’s still thought that Nightmare will end up being the movie’s lead villain given the fact it’s been billed as a horror movie. 

The ruler of the Dream Dimension is someone director Scott Derrickson is clearly interested in and he’d make for a formidable foe to the Sorcerer Supreme. 
 

Clea (TBC)

Rachel McAdams’ Dr. Palmer didn’t leave the most lasting of impacts in Doctor Strange and fans remain desperate to see Clea brought to the big screen. 

Well, rumour has it that’s happening here and for those of you unfamiliar with the hero, she’s the niece of Dormammu, Strange’s love interest, and an occasional ruler of the Dark Dimension.
 

Brother Voodoo (TBC)

Daniel Drumm was included in one of Doctor Strange‘s deleted scenes but it sounds like we could meet his brother Jericho – better known as Brother Voodoo – in this sequel.

He’s extremely powerful and even served as a Sorcerer Supreme in the comics for a time. 
 

Spider-Man 3

Kraven The Hunter (TBC)

Rumours continue to swirl about Norman Osborn’s MCU debut but it didn’t happen in Spider-Man: Far From Home and it’s probably too soon to start speculating about that being the case in the untitled third instalment. 

However, there have been rumblings about Kraven the Hunter finally making his big screen debut and that would be a fitting choice now that Spidey’s identity has been revealed. 
 

Thor: Love And Thunder

The Mighty Thor (Natalie Portman)

Yes, we’ve met Jane Foster before now (she appeared in Thor and Thor: The Dark World) but we’ve certainly never seen the Mighty Thor in the MCU! 

It’s going to be amazing seeing this version of the character on the big screen and while we still don’t know how she ends up with Mjolnir, her arrival could be a game-changer for this shared world.
 

Enchantress (TBC)

Almost all of Thor’s greatest foes have been brought to the big screen by this point but the fact Enchantress still hasn’t made her presence felt in the MCU is shocking. 

She’s one of Thor’s greatest and most powerful foes not only because of her immense power, but also because she’s obsessed with him and wants to make the God of Thunder her own…whether he likes it or not! 
 

Black Panther II

Doctor Doom (TBC)

Marvel Studios has regained the rights to the Fantastic Four franchise and you have to believe that Doctor Doom is high up on their priority list.

Well, if one recent rumour is to be believed, the Black Panther sequel will be a loose adaptation of the “Doomwar” storyline which will see Latveria declare war on Wakanda. 
 

Namor The Submariner (TBC)

Another separate rumour for the sequel claims that Marvel Studios finally has plans to use Namor the Submariner in the MCU and that means it will be him who clashes with T’Challa. 

They’ve got quite the rivalry in the comics but time will tell whether this ultimately pans out. 
 

Blade

Blade (Mahershala Ali)

The biggest surprise at this year’s Comic-Con came when Kevin Feige brought out Mahershala Ali and revealed that he will play the MCU’s own Daywalker, Blade. 

That’s exciting for a long list of reasons and rumour has it that his solo movie could end up tying into the Moon Knight TV series coming to Disney+ a few years from now. 
 

Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3

Adam Warlock (TBC)

Adam Warlock’s MCU arrival was teased at the end of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and while James Gunn recently claimed that there’s nothing to say he’ll appear in Vol. 3, it’s hard to imagine that not being the case. 

Providing his introduction is handled the correct way, Warlock could prove to be a major new player in this shared world. 
 

Lylla (TBC)

Reliable sources have pointed to this movie delving into Rocket’s origin story and that he’ll be getting a love interest in the form of Lylla. 

A sapient otter and Rocket’s soulmate in the comics, her introduction here would be a lot of fun and opens the door to a lot of very exciting and unusual storytelling possibilities. 
 

Fantastic Four

The Fantastic Four are on their way to the MCU and while it’s still too early to say who will play Marvel’s First Family, John Krasinski and Emily Blunt remain fan-favourite choices to star as Reed Richards and Sue Storm. 

That would be amazing but the team is reportedly a priority for Marvel Studios and that’s no great surprise given the quality of their rogues gallery. 
 

X-Men

Kevin Feige referred to them simply as “mutants” at Comic-Con and Victoria Alonso has said that the “X-Men” moniker is an outdated one. In all honesty, after Fox’s terrible movies, a rebrand might not be a bad thing.

Either way, it seems these heroes are being saved for Phase 5 but the sooner we get to see the likes of Cyclops, Jean Grey, and Wolverine in action in the MCU, the better.
 

The Falcon And The Winter Soldier

U.S. Agent (Wyatt Russell)

Songbird (TBC)

Set photos have pointed to Songbird making some sort of appearance in the series and while it’s entirely possible that the woman spotted with pink hair is just a crew member, her showing up here makes sense. 

After all, Songbird is an original member of the Thunderbolts and her villainous past as Screaming Mimi could make her a perfect ally to both U.S. Agent and Baron Zemo.
 

Sarah Wilson (Adepero Oduye)

The extremely talented Adepero Oduye has been spotted in set photos alongside Anthony Mackie’s Sam Wilson and that’s led to speculation she could be playing the hero’s sister, Sarah. 

That’s just a theory for now, of course, but casting the 12 Years a Slave star was a smart move on Marvel’s part.
 

Battlestar (TBC)

In the comics, Battlestar assembles a team known as the Bold Urban Commandos (BUCkys) and ultimately takes on the Bucky mantle alongside U.S. Agent. 

Recently, rumours have pointed to him showing up in The Falcon and The Winter Soldier and it would make sense for Marvel to give U.S. Agent his own sidekick. However, we have no word on who might be playing him. 
 

Loki

Female Loki (Sophia Di Martino)

According to reliable sources, British actress Sophia Di Martino will be playing the female version of Loki in the God of Mischief’s solo series on Disney+ and that’s exciting for a lot of reasons. 

Whether this will be the status quo for the character moving forward remains to be seen but this would be a cool passing of the torch if Tom Hiddleston’s time as the villain is winding down. 
 

WandaVision

Agatha Harkness (Kathryn Hahn)

Monica Rambeau (Teyonah Parris)

Speed (TBC)

Marvel Studios is reportedly looking to cast twins for WandaVision and one rumour claims that we’ll initially meet them as babies before they become children and eventually teenagers as we move from episode to episode. 

By the time they we do see them as teens, common sense says Wanda and The Vision’s children will go on to join the Young Avengers. Oh, and in case it isn’t obvious, Speed, like Quicksilver, is incredibly fast! 
 

Wiccan (TBC)

A powerful magic user like his mother, Wiccan also happens to be openly gay and would be another character who brings even more diversity to the MCU. 

In the Young Avengers comics, Wiccan is romantically involved with his fellow teammate Hulkling. 
 

What If?

The Watcher

Hawkeye

Kate Bishop/Hawkeye (Hailee Steinfeld)

Trickshot (TBC)

Clint Barton’s older brother, Barney was believed dead for many years but ultimately returned to cause all sorts of problems for the hero known as Hawkeye. 

Estranged as youths because the Swordmaster favoured Clint over him, Trickshot set out to prove that he was the better marksman and it would be a lot of fun seeing this relationship play out over the course of this series. 
 

Pizza Dog (TBC)

Pizza Dog is admittedly just a, well, dog, but there’s an awful lot of excitement to see this beloved comic book canine from Matt Fraction’s run brought to the small screen. 

He’s been spotted in concept art for the series so this is definitely going to happen. 
 

Moon Knight

Moon Knight (TBC)

Ms. Marvel

Ms. Marvel (TBC)

The Inventor (TBC)

The Inventor is basically a “birdman” and, believe it or not, he’s supposed to be a clone of Thomas Edison who ended up being a giant bird when the scientist accidentally mixed up some DNA samples.

Something tells us Marvel Studios will probably make a few changes to that origin story if he is indeed going to appear here but he could make for a fun big bad in the show. 
 

Black Bolt (Vin Diesel)

Vin Diesel campaigned for the role of Black Bolt years ago and while he ultimately ended up being cast as Groot instead, one recent report claimed that he’s being eyed for a rebooted version of the hero in Ms. Marvel.

That makes sense when Kamala Khan is an Inhuman, of course, and it’s about time the entire royal family was done justice after that terrible TV series spearheaded by Jeph Loeb. 
 

Maximus The Mad (Aaron Taylor-Johnson)

The only other Inhuman mentioned for this series is Maximus the Mad, Black Bolt’s brother and a villain it’s easy to imagine wanting to manipulate Ms. Marvel for his own gain. 

Rumour has it that Quicksilver actor Aaron Taylor-Johnson will be taking on the role but who knows if that will prove to be the case!
 

She-Hulk

She-Hulk (TBC)

The Hulk is bound to play a role in Jennifer Walters’ transformation into She-Hulk, while adding another Green Goliath to the Marvel Cinematic Universe should have consequences for this entire shared world.

The question on the minds of many fans, though, is whether Jennifer Walters will cross paths with certain other New York City lawyer…and whether she’ll end up representing a certain web-slinger! 

Which of these new additions to the Marvel Cinematic Universe are you guys most excited to see in Phase 4 and 5? As always, let us know your thoughts on that in the comments section below.

With just over a month to go, MGM has shared a stunning new behind-the-scenes featurette for their highly anticipated upcoming action sequel, No Time to Die, which will serve as Daniel Craig’s fifth and final cinematic adventure as Agent 007 James Bond. 

While plot details have mostly been kept under wraps, the new featurette does shed a few interesting details on what to expect, including that the film’s mysterious new villain Safin (Rami Malek) will be the most dangerous adversary Bond has ever faced. It also sounds like he won’t have any ties to Spectre, which is interesting to say the least, as he’ll be operating with his own separate organization to take down Bond and company. 

In addition to Craig (Casino Royale; Quantum of Solace, Skyfall, Spectre), the film will also return Ralph Fiennes (M), Naomie Harris (Moneypenny), Léa Seydoux (Madeleine Swann), Ben Whishaw (Q), Rory Kinnear (Tanner), Jeffrey Wright (Felix) and Christoph Waltz (Blofeld). Newcomers to the franchise will include Academy Award-winner Rami Malek (Bohemian Rhapsody), Golden Globe-nominee Ana de Armas (Knives Out), Billy Magnussen (Game Night), Lashana Lynch (Captain Marvel), Dali Benssalah (Flash) and David Dencik (Quicksand).

Cary Joji Fukunaga (Maniac; True Detective) is directing with a screenplay he wrote with contributions from Neal Purvis, Robert Wade, Scott Z. Burns and Phoebe Waller-Bridge.

To check out stunning photos of Golden Globe-nominee Ana de Armas from her Chopard shoot, simply click on the NEXT button below!
 

Ana de Armas is a Cuban actress, who recently broke out in Hollywood with major roles in Denis Villeneuve’s Blade Runner 2049 opposite Ryan Gosling and Rian Johnson’s Knives Out opposite her 007 co-star Daniel Craig and Captain America himself Chris Evans.
 

While Ana de Armas will sport the jewelry from the Green Carpet collection in the film, she and co-star Léa Seydoux are also expected to wear Chopard jewelry from the house at the film’s red carpet world premiere next month. 
 

Ana de Armas recently earned her first Golden Globe nomination for her role as Marta in Rian Johnson’s murder mystery smash hit Knives Out. While she is not nominated for an Oscar, she is expected to be in attendance alongside her castmates this coming Sunday as the critically acclaimed film competes for the night’s top honor: Best Picture.
 

Ana de Armas is playing Paloma, a top CIA agent who will cross paths with James Bond (Daniel Craig) in the upcoming film. The actress has previously described her character as “irresponsible” and “bubbly,” but someone that will end up playing a key role in Bond’s mission.
 

While No Time to Die is undoubtedly her biggest release of the year, Ana de Armas also has a number of other films due out this calendar year, including Saban Films’ crime drama The Night Clerk (February 21), Netflix’s biographical drama Sergio (April 17), Netflix’s fictionalized Marilyn Monroe biopic Blonde (TBD) and 20th Century Studios’ psychological thriller Deep Water (November 13).
 

 

Bond has left active service and is enjoying a tranquil life in Jamaica. His peace is short-lived when his old friend Felix Leiter from the CIA turns up asking for help, leading Bond onto the trail of a mysterious villain armed with dangerous new technology.

No Time To Die features:
Director: Cary Joji Fukunaga
Daniel Craig as James Bond
Rami Malek as Safin
Léa Seydoux as Dr. Madeleine Swann
Lashana Lynch as Nomi
Ben Whishaw as Q
Naomie Harris as Eve Moneypenny
Ana de Armas as Paloma
Jeffrey Wright as Felix Leiter
Christoph Waltz as Ernst Stavro Blofeld
Ralph Fiennes as M
Rory Kinnear as Bill Tanner
Dali Benssalah as Primo
David Dencik as Waldo
Billy Magnussen as Ash

No Time To Die hits theaters April 8