CinemaCon attendees were treated to a nine-minute action clip from upcoming James Bond film No Time To Die - as bosses insisted the release date will not be pushed back again. 

Daniel Craig's final outing as 007 has been repeatedly delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic. 

Yet movie theatre owners were finally treated to a look at the series' 25th installment - which showed Bond waking from an explosion in a picturesque Italian village, before launching into a series of car and motorbike chases.

No Time To Die picks up after 2015's Spectre, with the loyalty of love interest Madeleine Swann (Lea Seydoux) now seemingly called into question. 

The lengthy clip helped provide some context from the high-action bits from the trailer, which was released  last month. 

In the footage - described by CinemaCon attendees in Vegas - Bond is left disorientated from the explosion and attempts to call for help but is unable to reach anyone. 

The MI6 spy then takes off running as he's pursued by a menacing vehicle that attempts to strike him from behind.  

Yet quick-thinking Bond manages to escape, swinging himself off a bridge by grabbing hold of a support cable before taking off running again.  

Despite dodging imminent danger, Bond isn't out of the woods just yet, as he's soon taken on by a mystery motorcycle rider who attacks the spy. 

Yet he's no match for MI6's finest, who chokes the mystery assailant with a clothes  line, but not before being warned that villain Blofeld (Christoph Waltz) sends his regards, and suggests that Bond's girlfriend, Madeleine, is a traitor.