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'Skyfall' Reveals New Diggable Clip

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A new Skyfall clip has surfaced around the net featuring the famous secret agent doing what he does best: remaining super cool under pressure.

And we’re not just talking about the pressure created by the bulldozer showcased in the clip. And we’re not just talking about the cool, ultra-expensive suit worn by Daniel Craig. We’re talking about James Bond digging into a steel train with a bulldozer without ruffling his stylish, perfectly pressed suit or scuffing his Oxfords.

The new clip comes in light of the final countdown to Skyfall’s release in both the UK and the US. For those lucky enough to live across the Atlantic, Skyfall will be hitting British theatres October 26. It will not be until November 9 that Sam Mendes’ contribution to the Bond franchise will be available to a United States audience. Until then, we’ll at least have the trailer and Adele song to get by on.

To be sure, there are plenty of other reasons to be excited. Bond fans will get to see Ben Whishaw’s take on Q as well as veterans Ralph Fiennes, Javier Bardem and Judi Dench in supporting roles. Oh, and did we mention the latest Bond girl? My apologies, bond girls.

In any case, be sure to check back for more updates. A month is quite a long time to release more and more Skyfall publicity. Enjoy the clip below!

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