While in London, the red carpet event welcomed a number of celebrities and members of the Royal family to the preview of 007: No Time To Die, in Lisbon a special event was held at Cinemas NOS Colombo, promoted in partnership with the British Embassy in Portugal.

The event features hundreds of public figures and numerous national, British and international brands associated with the film, such as Aston Martin , Omega, Triumph, Chopard, DHL, Heineken, Universal Music, Hollywood Channel, RFM, Sheraton Lisboa, Centro Colombo, among others.

The event was attended by the British Secretary of State for Europe and the Americas, Wendy Morton, Chris Sainty, UK Ambassador to Portugal and Ross Matthews, Deputy UK Ambassador to Portugal.

Directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga, '007: No Time to Die', is the exciting new adventure of cinema's greatest secret agent featuring a new villain - Lyutsifer Safin - played by Rami Malek (Oscar for Best Actor in 'Bohemian Rhapsody' ). Safin seeks revenge and is the feared adversary of James Bond in this new mission. Rami Malek's goal in building the character was to show someone disturbing but who sees himself as a hero. For the director, ‘what Safin does and is willing to do makes him a scary character’.

The cast also includes Cuban actress Ana de Armas (Blade Runner - 2017), Léa Seydoux ('007 Specter'), Lashana Lynch (Captain Marvel - 2019), Ralph Fiennes in the role of 'M' and also, Ben Whishaw, Naomie Harris, Jeffrey Wright or Christoph Waltz, who returns to the Blofeld character from '007 Specter'.

The film's soundtrack, with music by Hans Zimmer, includes the original theme “No Time To Die” by five Grammy-winning artist Billie Eilish, written in partnership with her brother, musician FINNEAS. Eilish, 19, is officially the youngest artist to write and record a song for a Bond movie, and joins an incredible roster of singers, including Shirley Bassey, Madonna, Adele and Sam Smith, who have been chosen to have the honour of giving voice to the Bond theme.