After a year of delayed release due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the film 007 Has No Time to Die will premiere in the UK on Thursday 30 September. In this highly anticipated film, fans can not only see 53-year-old Daniel Craig playing "Bond" for the fifth and last time, but also get a glimpse of the stunning "Bond Girl" Anna de Armas.
It is worth mentioning that according to the British media reported on September 25, when "No Time to Die" was about to be released, Anna de Armas was interviewed by the media. However, Anna de Armas spoke surprisingly, bluntly saying that she was the "strongest" "Bang Girl" in the 59-year history of the 007 series of movies, breaking the stereotype of "Bang Girl".
Anna, 33, explained her role in "No Time to Die," and Anna said that her role as Paloma was a truly complete character. She's definitely not seen in other bond girls in previous films. She's funny, very active, and very powerful.
Anna also recounted how her friendship with Daniel Craig had allowed her to relax in her filmmaking work and spoke highly of her partner. Anna also recounts how she learned English inspired by Penelope Cruz, a Hollywood casting director who once told her she would never get a role if she couldn't speak English better.
Born in Cuba, Anna had the idea of becoming an actress at the age of 12 and traveled to Spain at the age of 18 to seek an actor's job, when she had just £150 in her pocket. However, it wasn't until 2012 that 24-year-old Anna entered Hollywood. In 2017, Anna became famous in the sci-fi action film Blade Runner 2049 and won the opportunity to play Bang Girl in "No Time to Die" in fierce competition.
Anna had been in a relationship with the famous Ben Affleck for two years, but broke up in January of this year. Interestingly, four years ago, Anna starred with Ryan Gosling in the sci-fi movie Blade Runner 2049 as Ben Affleck's hologram lover Joi.
Anna has starred in the 2016 crime comedy War Dogs and the 2015 pornographic thriller Knock on the Door). She also collaborated with Daniel Craig on a murder mystery film, Knives Out, in which she played marta Cabrera, an immigration nurse, who was nominated for a Golden Globe.
007 Is Not Time to Die is the most expensive Bond film of all time, costing around £250 million to produce, and after a one-year delay due to the pandemic, the film is estimated to need £700 million to break even due to the cost of the film's interests. Viewers in 130 countries are said to have seen Anna play Paloma, a CIA agent.