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Frontline workers and members of the armed forces were some of the special guests invited to the dazzling No Time To Die world premiere at the Royal Albert Hall n London.
You might remember, the latest James Bond film, was due to be released in April 2020 but then, you know....global pandemic and all.
Hospital staff were invited as a thanks for all the hard work they've been doing over the last 18 months.
They joined the man of the night, Daniel Craig, who is officially retiring as James Bond, along with his co-stars Naoemi Harris, Rami Malek and Lashana Lynch.
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Members of the royal family were there too including BAFTA President Prince William, Kate Middleton, Prince Charles and Camilla.
According to the official 007 website, the event leads a series of premieres in 57 cities across the world, including 10 in the UK and Ireland where healthcare workers will be invited as special guests "in celebration and gratitude of their extraordinary work during the pandemic."
The world premiere in London is also a fundraiser to benefit "charities supporting serving and former members of the three intelligence agencies (the Secret Intelligence Service, the Security Service and the UK's Government Communications Head Quarters)," as well charities supporting past and present members of the United Kingdom Special Forces.
This new film is set after Bond has retired from service and is enjoying a peaceful life in Jamaica when an old buddy from the CIA turns up and asks for help on a mission to rescue a kidnapped scientist!
It's out now in the UK and due out later this year in Australia.
(Feature Image Credit: @dukeandduchessofcambridge/Instagram; @007/Instagram)
