THR: Sam Mendes returns to direct Daniel Craig again in the latest James Bond adventure, picking up the story after their billon-dollar franchise reboot 'Skyfall.'
Empires collapse, stock markets crash, dynasties die out, but James Bond endures as one of cinema's longest-running and most lucrative franchises for over half a century. The 24th installment in the official 007 canon, Spectre is the sequel to Skyfall, which gave the seminal spy-thriller series a pleasingly smart and sophisticated makeover after the dismal Quantum of Solace. This classy upgrade paid off with box office receipts of $1.1 billion, the most profitable Bond vehicle to date.
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Sony's financial straights are probably immune to even Spectre putting a dent in its red ink, but it sure might help.