The first teaser poster for "Spectre" was finally revealed and it looked spy-lish as what Mirror described.
The poster featured Daniel Craig as James Bond and he looked very serious as if he was ready to fight. The 47-year-old actor was wearing a black turtleneck and trousers and holding a gun.
The teaser poster was shared by the official Twitter account of the movie and fans were thrilled when they saw it.
"Oooh my god look at the shoulders on that man... Daniel Craig is such a FINE James Bond, emphasis on the FINE hot damn," Twitter user Cat Smile wrote.
"I'm so friggin excited for this!!!!! It just better live up to the hype. Cuz the hype is huge in my head," Twitter user Loud Noises replied.
According to Mail Online, the "Spectre" teaser poster could have been inspired by a former "James Bond" movie.
"Daniel Craig appears to have taken some fashion tips from a previous incarnation, sporting a similar look to Sir Roger Moore in the 1973 film, 'Live And Let Die'" the website reported. There sure is a resemblance to the outfit and the gun holster was also placed on his left arm.
Aside from the teaser poster, there are also new updates shared on the Twitter account of "Spectre." After shooting some scenes in Rome, Daniel Craig and the rest of the cast flew to Mexico.
"Filming on #SPECTRE has moved to Mexico City to shoot the opening sequence which will feature the Day of the Dead festival," they wrote on Twitter.
One of the latest additions to the cast, Stephanie Sigman, even posed beside film producer Michael G. Wilson during their press tour in the Mexico City. The 28-year-old Latina was confirmed to star as the new Bond girl named Estrella. She will join Monica Bellucci who at 50 years old is the oldest Bond girl in the film franchise's history.
"Spectre" also stars Ralph Fiennes, Christoph Waltz, Dave Bautista, Rory Kinnear, Ben Whishaw and Lea Seydoux.
The film is directed by Sam Mendes, who also worked on "Skyfall" in 2012 and is rumored to direct "Bond 25." "James Bond 24" is scheduled for release on Nov. 6.
