Fans of the great spy, James Bond, should wait no longer as another poster for the latest movie, "Spectre," has been released, as per a report from Screen Rant. The official poster was announced on the official Jame's Bond Twitter account, and, as per Screen Rant noted, it "isn't drastically different from what we've already seen before" but is just an updated version of the previous poster.
The poster shows Daniel Craig (James Bond) in an all-white suit holding a gun while Léa Seydoux (Madeline Swan) stands behind him wearing a floor-length silver dress. An image of a skull looms behind the two.
According to Screen Rant, "Spectre" will be focused on an investigation from a message that 007 will receive, which will then lead him to uncover a new evil group. Screen Rant speculates that this new group will reveal the main villain for the film, Franz Oberhauser played by Christoph Waltz.
In an interview of Craig with Esquire, he reveals that he hopes his Bond is "not as sexist and misogynistic as [earlier incarnations]."
He further says, "The world has changed. I am certainly not that person. But he is, and so what does that mean? It means you cast great actresses and make the parts as good as you can for the women in the movies."
He also said that his version of the famous secret agent will be different. "He's very f**king lonely," Craig said. "There's a great sadness. He's f**king these beautiful women but then they leave and it's… sad. And as a man gets older, it's not a good look," he revealed.
"Spectre" is a sequel to the last Bond films starring Daniel Craig. This will be his last James Bond movie. When asked what he will miss most in playing as 007, Craig said, “Doing the films; just that. You know, it sounds awful but I’ve been left a wealthy man by doing this. I can afford to live very comfortably. Things are taken care of. Family and kids are taken care of and that’s a massive relief in anybody’s life. I’m incredibly fortunate. But the other stuff that goes along with it…”
Game Spot notes that "Spectre" will be released on Oct. 26, 2015 in the U.K. and on Nov. 6, 2015 worldwide. The movie is directed by Sam Mendes.