Daniel Craig's "James Bond" is returning to the silver screen.

IGN recently announced the release of the film "Spectre" on July 22, featuring four leading leadies.

On Tuesday, the outlet revealed that the full official trailer for the 24th James Bond film is set to be released the following day and would be first seen in the official James Bond website, 007.com.

"The trailer will premiere on www.007.com at 12am PT / 3am ET / 8am GMT and we'll be sure to have it available here shortly after," the report read.

Back in February 2013, director Sam Mendes told Daily Mail UK about his reluctance at returning for "Spectre" despite having the last installment from the franchise rack up billions of dollars, recording the highest gross ticket sales for any James Bond film.

According to the report, the director had only been 75 percent sure that he is doing the film in 2013 because he wishes to read the script first before committing.

The report also revealed that screenwriter John Logan had initially wanted a back-to-back story for James Bond films 24 and 25, which made Mendes think twice about accepting the project since he would nailed at working on the films for four years straight.

But after thinking it through, Logan had decided to turn the two-part film into two solo movies.

Despite that, Mendes had announced that "Spectre" would be his last film for the franchise after his friends "pilloried" him into doing it when he decided to end his James Bond days with "Skyfall."

"I said no to the last one and then ended up doing it, and was pilloried by all my friends. But I do think this is probably it," he told BBC News on Sunday.

He further explained that after spending five years just to make two Bond films made him realize that doing it is "more a lifestyle choice than a job."

"I don't think I could go down that road again. You do have to put everything else on hold," he added.

Meanwhile, Léa Seydoux (from Mission: Impossible- Ghost Protocol), Monica Bellucci (The Matrix Reloaded), Naomie Harris (Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest) and Stephanie Sigman (Pioneer) are making their first appearances in a Bond film, according to a report from USA Today posted on Monday.

The four actresses are expected to compliment Daniel Craig's James Bond to make "Spectre" more spectacular as it hits theaters in the United Kingdom on October 26 and the United States on November 6.