A first-look clip from the set of Bond 25 has been revealed, taking fans behind the scenes of the new film.
The new footage transports viewers to Jamaica, where filming on the upcoming spy flick took place earlier this year.
Viewers can see director Cary Fukunaga orchestrating the shoot in the clip, which gives fans the first indicator of what to expect from the new movie.
The film’s main star Daniel Craig appears in the video, driving a Jeep, snooping outside a window and deliberating with filmmaker Fukunaga.
There’s also a glimpse of a nighclub sequence, which features supporting cast members Jeffrey Wright (Felix Leiter) and Lashana Lynch (Nomi).
Craig returns to the role for the final time in the as-yet-unnamed Bond film, which is due to be released in April 2020. The 25th instalment of the super-spy franchise will also feature Bohemian Rhapsody star Rami Malek as the villain.
Anticipation for the film is high, but the production hasn’t been without incident. Craig was injured during the Jamaica shoot, and was out of action for two weeks after undergoing ankle surgery.
It was also previously reported that a controlled explosion was carried out at Pinewood Studios, causing damage to set and causing a "minor injury" to a crew member.
