No Time To Die: The Making of the Film

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Anthony Horowitz on the other hand, who is currently finishing his third Bond novel, “can’t wait to read [Sherwood’s] take on the 007 section and to find out who the other agents might be”, calling her a “fresh and inspired choice”. The release of new Bond films might come to represent a flagship product in a multimedia entertainment franchise Jaap Verheul Norway Filming". MI6-HQ.COM. 29 March 2019. Archived from the original on 1 April 2019 . Retrieved 20 April 2019. D'Alessandro, Anthony (19 January 2022). "MGM & Eon Celebrating James Bond's 60th Anniversary; 'No Time To Die' To Be Re-Released In Imax". Deadline Hollywood. Archived from the original on 25 January 2022 . Retrieved 24 January 2022. The Ministry of Defence confirmed that filming took place around the Royal Navy destroyer HMS Dragon and a Royal Air Force C-17 aircraft, at RAF Brize Norton. [141] [142] [e] No weapons were fired. [143] The British Army's Household Cavalry unit was also filmed. [144] Filming of an action sequence with a seaplane took place at CMA CGM’s Kingston Container Terminal in Jamaica. [145] [146] Whishaw praised Fukunaga's directing work, saying "It was great and you know what was amazing is that he treated it, or was able to approach it, it felt to me almost as if it were an independent film. You know? And it was quite improvisational... we didn't do many takes". He added, "It was very light. Sometimes quite chaotic, but I'm very excited to see how he's constructed the final film". [147]

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In the present, after Blofeld's arrest, [a] Swann travels to Matera with James Bond. She asks Bond to visit the nearby grave of his ex-lover Vesper Lynd, where he survives an explosion orchestrated by Spectre operatives led by Primo, a mercenary with a bionic eye. Bond escapes with Swann but ends their relationship, believing that she betrayed him.

It would seem the current stewards of the Bond franchise, Eon’s Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson, might agree since No Time to Die, the latest James Bond movie, marked the end of star Daniel Craig‘s own five-film run with the character by covertly adapting Fleming’s most elegiac novel: You Only Live Twice. The End of James Bond

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