Which James Bond film was the longest official Eon production by running time?

No Time to Die was the longest official Eon James Bond film, with a running time of 163 minutes.

Released in 2021, No Time to Die was Daniel Craig’s fifth and final appearance as James Bond. Cary Joji Fukunaga directed the film, which follows Bond after he has left active service and becomes involved in a mission connected to a dangerous bioweapon.

Its 163-minute length made it the longest film in the official series at the time of release. The extended runtime allowed the film to develop several connected storylines involving Madeleine Swann, the CIA agent Felix Leiter, new 00 agent Nomi, and the villain Lyutsifer Safin.

Spectre, released in 2015, had previously held the distinction among the official films with a length of about 148 minutes. Running times can vary slightly by country or release format, but No Time to Die is consistently identified as the longest standard theatrical Eon entry.