Danny Boyle had “crazy, madcap ideas” for Bond film ‘No Time to Die’
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nme.com"I'm revving Barbara up to have another go with Danny" A crew member has revealed that No Time To Die‘s original director, Danny Boyle, had “some extraordinary ideas” for the 25th James Bond outing.
Boyle left the project in 2018 citing creative differences, with production designer Mark Tildesley telling Total Film that the Trainspotting director’s vision just didn’t fit with the producers’ one. “Unfortunately Danny’s crazy, madcap ideas didn’t quite tie up with what [producers] Barbara [Broccoli] and Michael [G Wilson] had planned,” said Tildesley. “It was definitely a good thing to do.
Maybe another time though. I’m revving Barbara up to have another go with Danny.” He added that the script that Boyle and John Hodge were working on
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