It’s been reported that Hans Zimmer has been called upon to finish scoring the upcoming James Bond film No Time To Die. Previous composer Dan Romer has left the project citing unspecified “creative differences” with film producers Micheal G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli.
Zimmer, of course, is an extremely prolific film composer best known for his collaborations with Christopher Nolan—Inception and The Dark Knight trilogy of Batman films. Other works include Frost/Nixon, The Lion King, Thelma and Louise, 12 Years a Slave, The Rock… the list goes on and on. He’s scored for just about every film genre imaginable.
No Time to Die (expected to be Daniel Craig’s final turn as 007) has been besieged with production problems that have delayed its development for years. This is another snag, albeit a last-minute one. It remains unknown if the change in composer will affect the release date or if any of Romer’s music will remain in the final product.
(You can watch the most recent trailer for No Time to Die below.)
