It's hard to imagine that the world's most famous spy with a license to kill would ever answer to a Yank from across the pond. After all, he works for Her Majesty's Secret Service. But "No Time to Die," the 25th James Bond film, is the first in the long-running series where an American, director Cary Joji Fukunaga, got to call the shots.
Perhaps best known for his gritty HBO mystery series "True Detective," Fukunaga brings a similar brooding tone to the latest and last installment to star Daniel Craig as secret agent 007.
Fukunaga says he had no qualms about taking on a British icon.