Gun-brandishing Daniel Craig smoulders in white tuxedo as new poster for Spectre is unveiled
There's just two months until its highly anticipated release.
And the final poster for James Bond: Spectre has finally been unveiled - and it'll certainly have Daniel Craig fans feeling a little hot under the collar.
Dressed in a white tuxedo and brandishing his signature gun, the poster sees the actor oozes his typically dangerous charm.
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Mr Bond: Dressed in a white tuxedo and brandishing his signature gun, the new Spectre poster sees Daniel Craig ooze his typically dangerous charm
Amid the murky blue backdrop the 47-year-old poses against is a chilling image of a man wearing a skull mask and a jacket emblazoned with a bone motif, a nod to the sinister organization that 007 aims to uncover in the film.
The British actor recently opened up about his new role and branded his iconic character 'misogynistic', 'sexist' and 'very lonely'.
Craig, who has played the world's best-known spy since 2005, told Esquire magazine he would bring 'weight and meaning' to the role in his fourth outing as Bond, Spectre.
Smouldering: Daniel Craig gets candid about James Bond as he poses in a brooding shoot for the October issue of Esquire magazine
Covering this month's issue, the actor said: 'Hopefully my Bond is not as sexist and misogynistic as [earlier incarnations]. The world has changed.
'I am certainly not that person. But he is, and so what does that mean? It means you cast great actresses and make the parts as good as you can for the women in the movies.'
For the first time in the history of the movie franchise, 007 has a relationship with a 'mature' woman, actress Monica Bellucci playing the widow of a gangster.
And Daniel admitted that while Bond might have his pick of attractive women, he cannot form meaningful relationships which leaves him very lonely.
Getting real: Daniel - who's played 007 for a decade (pictured here in 2007's Skyfall) - has described the spy as 'misogynistic, sexist and lonely'
Growing out of it? Daniel has admitted that he won't be considering playing Bond again
The 24th Bond film will be 'Skyfall times 10' according to the actor, who said it will conspicuously make the parts for women as empowering as possible.
'There's a great sadness. He's got these beautiful women but then they leave. It's sad. And as a man gets older it's not a good look. It might be a nice fantasy, that' s debatable, but the reality, after a couple of months...' he added.
In recent years, the film franchise has endured criticism over its treatment of women, with critics calling for the role of the Bond Girl to be updated.
Misogynist: Daniel (playing 007 alongside Eva Green in Casino Royale in 2006) told Esquire magazine he would bring 'weight and meaning' to the role in his fourth outing as Bond, Spectre
Moving things on: For the first time in the history of the movie franchise, 007 has a relationship with a 'mature' woman, actress Monica Bellucci (pictured in February), playing the widow of a gangster
The latest film will see Bond battle a mysterious organisation known as Spectre. It also stars Austrian-born actor Christoph Waltz as villain Franz Oberhauser, Léa Seydoux as psychologist Dr Madeleine Swann, and Bellucci as Lucia Sciarra, the widow of an assassinated mafioso.
Despite his devotion to the films, Craig also suggested in the interview that this may be his last appearance in the role.
There has been speculation that the franchise could have a black Bond for the first time.
Spectre is released in UK cinemas on October 26.
Decade a 007: Daniel Craig covers this month's Esquire magazine
The real Daniel: The actor is married to fellow actress Rachel Weisz (pictured here on the red carpet in April 2014) he has not spelled out his next career move after the Bond franchise
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