Tomorrow Never Dies – James Bond dates

Sheryl Crow performed the theme song for Tomorrow Never Dies, which she co-wrote with Mitchell Froom. She was born in Missouri on this day in 1962.

Roger Spottiswoode, who directed Tomorrow Never Dies (1997), was born on this day in 1945 in Ottawa, Canada.

Tomorrow Never Dies went on general release in the United States on 19th December 1997, three days after its US premiere in Los Angeles

Pierce Brosnan’s second James Bond film, Tomorrow Never Dies, had its US premiere in Los Angeles on this day in 1997.

Tomorrow Never Dies, the second James Bond film to star Pierce Brosnan as 007, went on UK general release on 12th December 1997.

Tomorrow Never Dies, the second James Bond film to star Pierce Brosnan as 007, went on UK general release on 12th December 1997.

Pierce Brosnan’s second James Bond film, Tomorrow Never Dies, premiered on 9th December 1997 at the Odeon Leicester Square.

Pierce Brosnan’s second James Bond film, Tomorrow Never Dies, premiered on 9th December 1997 at the Odeon Leicester Square.

Teri Hatcher was born in Palo Alto on 8th December 1964. She played Paris Carver in Tomorrow Never Dies.

Götz Otto played Mr Stamper in Tomorrow Never Dies. He was was born in Dietzenbach, Germany on this day in 1967.

Götz Otto, who played Mr Stamper in Tomorrow Never Dies was born in Dietzenbach, West Germany on 15^th October 1967.

Michelle Yeoh, who played Wai Lin in Tomorrow Never Dies, was born in Malaysia on 6th August 1962

Michelle Yeoh, who played Wai Lin in Tomorrow Never Dies, was born in Malaysia on 6th August 1962.

Pierce Brosnan was announced as the new James Bond on this day in 1994. He was the fifth actor to play 007 in the long running series produced by Eon Productions.

On 8th June 1994 Pierce Brosnan was announced as the fifth actor to play James Bond in the long running series produced by Eon Productions.

Following the release of Goldeneye (1995), Brosnan reprised the character three more times; in Tomorrow Never Dies (1997), The World Is Not Enough (1999) and Die Another Day (2002). Although he was widely expected to return for a fifth film, Eon ultimately decided to move the series in a very different direction for which they needed a fresh face.