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By PETER KEOUGH | September 24, 2012

SKYFALL November 9 » You could say that Daniel Craig has made Bond more tragic. He probably won't lighten up in his third appearance in the franchise, what with Javier Bardem, formerly Chigurh of No Country for Old Men, as the bad guy. Even stolid old M (Judi Dench) has a dark side. Not many plot details, though there are a lot of coffins and much talk of resurrection in the trailer. Oscar winner Sam Mendes directs.

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