No Time To Die took an estimated £4.5million-to-£5million in its first 24 hours at the box office. The opening is around 13 per cent higher than 2015's Spectre but 26 per cent below 2012's Skyfall, Universal Pictures said. But now it looks as though James Bond has been given a licence to make a killing, after it was revealed that fans will have to pay significantly more to see the new 007 movie at the cinema than other films. The long-awaited film has broken the record for the widest theatrical release of all time in Britain, with 772 cinemas showing it - 25 more than the previous record-holder Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker in 2019.
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