No Time to Die spot airs during Super Bowl

A 30-second commercial for No Time to Die aired late during the second quarter of the Super Bowl.

Much of the footage in the spot was different than the first trailer for the movie that debuted in early December. One scene involved Daniel Craig’s James Bond and Lashana Lynch’s Nomi in some kind of unusual aircraft.

The commercial promised, “THIS APRIL…THE 25TH FILM…WILL CHANGE…EVERYTHING.” In between there were scenes from the movie.

Super Bowl commercials aired on the broadcast by the Fox television network cost more than $5 million each for 30 seconds.

Shortly after the spot aired, the official James Bond account on Twitter put out a post that embedded the commercial.

The 25th Bond film will change everything… #NoTimeToDie releasing April 2020 #JamesBond #SuperBowl pic.twitter.com/gkxQsuxSLk

— James Bond (@007) February 3, 2020

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UPDATE (8:20 p.m., New York time): The spot has now been posted to YouTube.

UPDATE II (8:45 p.m., New York time): Hans Zimmer puts out a tweet saying the commercial doesn’t have any of his music for the movie. He also says he’s working on the score with Steve Mazzaro. The latter is affiliated with Zimmer’s Remote Control Productions and scored Eon’s The Rhythm Section.

One of my wildest dreams has come true – I am composing a Bond movie!! 🤯 Here’s the new spot for #NoTimeToDie from the #SuperBowl. It doesn’t have my music (still working on it with my friend Steve Mazzaro!) but you’ll hear what we come up with soon. @007 arrives April 2020. pic.twitter.com/vDAJWxmhWX

— Hans Zimmer (@HansZimmer) February 3, 2020