It’s time to start sending a ridiculous amount of letters as the Royal Mail has released James Bond stamps to mark the latest movie, No Time To Die.
The stamps were inspired by the classic opening sequence and feature all six actors who have played the 007.
Like any proper spy stamp (if there are any), it includes hidden features which can only be seen with a UV light.
As Daniel Craig has been Bond for four films now, the star obviously got his own stamp showing him looking off into the distance.
Pierce Brosnan’s might be the coolest one as his version of Bond stares straight at you.
The actor starred as the secret agent in 1995’s GoldenEye, which made it the 17th Bond film.
Roger Moore played Bond in 1973’s Live And Let Die while George Lazenby played him On Her Majesty’s Secret Service.
Sean Connery played the spy for 1964’s Goldfinger.
Royal Mail spokesman Philip Parker said: ‘James Bond is a British icon, recognised throughout the world for decades.
‘It’s fitting our new stamps celebrate the six Bonds with stylish and evocative designs.’
The stamps weren’t the only treat we got as we wait for the release of No Time To Die.
Last week, Billie Eilish released her theme for the upcoming movie.
The Bad Guy singer has joined the likes of Adele, Tom Jones and Madonna in lending her vocals to a theme song for the franchise.
It’s definitely not an easy job, especially considering the widespread love for Adele’s Skyfall, but she’s smashed it.
We’ll finally get to hear the song live for the first time at the Brit Awards tonight.
No Time To Die premieres in the UK on 3 February.
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