Los Angeles, January 7: Celebrated German composer Hans Zimmer is composing the music for the upcoming James Bond film "No Time To Die".

According to multiple sources to Variety, the composer, famous for his work in numerous Hollywood biggies including "Gladiator", "Inception" and "The Da Vinci Code", has already started working on "No Time To Die", the 25th film in the 007 franchise starring Daniel Craig.

Zimmer replaces Dan Romer, the Hollywood musician who had previously been announced as composer of the film. "Creative differences" are said to have been the reason behind Romer leaving the project. No Time To Die Trailer: Daniel Craig's Last Outing as James Bond Looks Grand, Rami Malek's Mysterious Villain Heightens Intrigue (Watch Video).

A spokesperson for MGM, the studio that produces the Bond flicks, had no comment on the matter. There was a buzz for weeks over the status of music for the film, which is now in post-production in London.

Director Cary Fukunaga roped in Romer into the project last year. The filmmaker and the composer had earlier collaborated on "Beasts Of No Nation" and the mini-series "Maniac".

Recording of the film's music reportedly needs to be completed by mid-February.

There have been several reports indicating that since time is short, Zimmer might get his frequent collaborators such as Benjamin Wallfisch or Lorne Balfe on board. "No Time To Die" is slated to release in April.

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