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Jan 5, 2024 · In No Time To Die, 5 years after the events in Matera, Bond has retired to Jamaica. Jamaica is Bond's spiritual home, as Ian Fleming wrote the Bond novels here in his house, "GoldenEye." Dr. No and Live and Let Di e were also filmed there. The filmmakers constructed Bond’s retirement beach house on San San Beach in Port Antonio.
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- Jamaica. Even before Daniel Craig's stint as James Bond, 007 long had ties to Jamaica - from Dr. No (1962) to Live and Let Die (1973). Author Ian Fleming also had a home there himself.
- Italy. The trailer showcases some incredible scenes in Matera, Italy. Though the town has not featured in the franchise before, in No Time to Die it serves as a breathtaking arena for Bond, as he rails round the streets in his Aston Martin DB5.
- Norway. As we know, Madeleine Swann's (Léa Seydoux) father Mr. White is Scandinavian, and Norway is an important place to begin the story with a flashback sequence.
- Faroe Islands. Every Bond movie has not only a villain but a fantastical lair where they come up with their evil schemes. In No Time to Die, that lair isn't just a house or compound, though: it is an entire island.
No Time To Die location: Bond and Moneypenny call on Q: Roupell Street, Waterloo, London SE1. The Georgian terrace of Roupell Street is another screen fave, seen as ‘Sixties Bethnal Green’ in Legend, the Krays biopic with Tom Hardy, and as early 20th century London in Sarah Gavron 's' Suffragette, with Carey Mulligan and Meryl Streep. ⏏.
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- Norway. The government of Norway reportedly subsidized production costs of $5.4 million to get No Time to Die to film there. We'd have chosen these spots for free: Judging by the trailer, Langvann, a lake near the village of Nittedal north of Oslo, appears to be the locale for some chilling ice swimming.
- Italy. As seen in the preview, Bond leaps off Ponte Acquedotto, a two-tiered Roman bridge below Gravina, a town in Puglia in southern Italy. Don't blink, because it appears that shots of the bridge are intercut with other shots from elsewhere in southern Italy.
- Jamaica. Bond attempts a short-lived retirement on this Caribbean island. Filming was in Port Antonio on the northeast coast; pictured above is Winnifred Beach, a popular spot just east of there.
- Scotland. In July 2019, the No Time to Die film crew reportedly spent about three weeks shooting in the Highlands near Newtonmore at Ardverikie Estate (also seen in the TV series Monarch of the Glen) as well as in the Cairngorms National Park and in the village of Aviemore.
- Langvann, Norway. The first scene in the film is a flashback to the childhood home of a young Madeleine Swann. She is chased across a frozen lake which was filmed in the snowy landscapes of Langvann lake, just outside Oslo in Norway.
- Spiaggia Cent'Ammari, Italy. The rocky coast of Spiaggia Cent'Ammari is where we first see an adult Madeleine Swann in the movie as she swims in the sea off the dramatic coastline.
- Matera, Italy. Another of the film's opening scenes is in the beautiful, historic town of Matera in the Basilicata region of southern Italy. Matera provides the backdrop for a dramatic car chase scene, as Bond drives his Aston Martin through the scenic, tiny roads of the town.
- Gravina, Italy. A Bond film wouldn't be a Bond film without some epic stunts. Gravina in Puglia is where Daniel Craig's Bond jumps onto an aqueduct to escape, following the car chase sequence.
Oct 8, 2021 · No in 1962.) Plus, the crew traveled to Norway to film along one of the most iconic coastal roads in the world, and managed to turn a London studio lot into a Cuban hotspot. For a full look at ...
Sep 29, 2021 · The epic frozen lake scene was filmed in Norway (Picture: Eon Production) A couple of spots in Norway were used for key sequences in No Time To Die. The Atlantic Ocean Road – which connects the ...
