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We break down the how and why of James Bond's fate in No Time to Die, Daniel Craig's fifth and final turn as 007, as well as whether or not there's a post credits scene and more.
The title is darkly ironic -- it's taken from Bond's final line after his new wife, Tracy, is fatally shot by Blofeld's goon.
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Now, resurrection might be one of Bond's confessed hobbies perhaps alongside lepidoptery , but Bond is unlikely to rise phoenix-like from those particular ashes.
After Bond tosses Tee Hee from the moving train in the film, Samedi is shown sitting on the front of the locomotive in his Voodoo makeup and top hat, laughing villainously in his deep voice as the end credits appear.