The makers of "Bond 25" have given a sneak peek into the new 007 film with its star Daniel Craig and director Cary Fukunaga filming on the Jamaica sets amid reports of delays.

Both Fukunaga and the film's antagonist Rami Malek have denied that there were any hiccups during the production.

The minute-long video, which was posted on the official 007.com on Tuesday, was a blend of the film shots and behind-the-scenes rushes set to the tune of 2015 Caribbean song "Boom Shot Dis".

Titled "On Set With Bond 25: Jamaica", the clip also shows actors Jeffery Wright, who reprises his role as Felix Leiter in the film and Lashana Lynch will be seen playing Nomi.

"Check out a behind the scenes look at our recent Caribbean Bond 25 filming that shows director Cary Fukunaga at work and Daniel Craig (James Bond 007), Jeffrey Wright (Felix Leiter) and Lashana Lynch (Nomi) on set!" read the video description.

Leiter first starred in Bond universe's "Casino Royale" (2006), which was also Craig's debut as Agent 007. Two years, he also followed up his role in "Quantum of Solace".

Lynch was last seen in MCU blockbuster "Captain Marvel".

Craig's fifth and final outing as the British MI6 agent, "Bond 25" is set to bow on April 8, 2020.

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