Where is James Bond’s No Time To Die filmed?
JAMES Bond’s No Time To Die is finally out after being delayed due to Covid.
Bond is back and, in typical fashion, the new movie features some beautiful locations. let's take a look...
Where is James Bond's No Time To Die filmed?
Jamaica
In the film, viewers are introduced to Bond enjoying his retirement on the island nation of Jamaica.
The Port Antonio area and Kingston Harbour will both be featured in the No Time To Die movie.
Bond has had a long connection with the Caribbean island as Dr No and Live And Let Die were also shot there.
Norway
Bond girl, Madeleine Swann (played by Léa Seydoux) is from Scandinavia, so they head to the forest near Oslo to shoot some flashbacks of her and her family.
Producer Barbara Broccoli said: “We knew we were going to go to Scandinavia
“It needed to be somewhere where they would have hidden as a family. It would have been an inaccessible place, somewhere pretty remote.”
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The Atlantic ocean road provides the backdrop for the classic Bond scene where he will be driving his Aston Martin V8 Vantage.
There is also a chase which takes place across a frozen lake in Norway’s Nittedal Forest.
Faroe Isles
The island is home to less than 80 people along with a few dozen sheep.
Baddie Safin (played by Rami Malek) needs an evil lair, and so he is based on the island.
The filming location within the islands is Kalsoy, which is in the north-east of the islands.
As it is a thin shape and has lots of road tunnels it has been given the name "the flute".
Italy
There were multiple shots used from Italy in the historic city centre of Matera which played host to one of the Aston Martin DB5 car chases.
Special effects supervisor Chris Corbould said Matera had “such a rich history and it looks amazing”.
Filming also took place in the small town of Sapri, mainly on Spiaggia dell’ Aromagno beach for its white sands.
London
No Bond movie would be complete without at least showing a glimpse of London.
No Time To Die features the Mall, Hammersmith Bridge, and the Ministry of Defence building.
Windsor Great Park which is just outside the capital was also used for filming.
Scotland
Bond has a rich history in Scotland, with the previous film Skyfall also filmed at the Glen Coe, and the Cairngorms - which is the largest national park in the UK.
007 star Daniel Craig said: “I love Scotland and going back and filming up there.
``"We were in the studio for months and then we went [to Glen Coe] and the space – it was such a relaxing time and the same on this [film], although we went driving across fields at 90mph and crashing cars and things.
“It was a beautiful place to be."
When is No Time To Die out?
After a very long wait, the 25th Bond movie hit cinema screens on Thursday, September 2021.
In October 2020, Broccoli revealed the film would be delayed AGAIN - with a release date of April 2021.
But it was put back a further five months.
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It was originally scheduled for release in November 2019, but was postponed to February 2020, and then to April 2020 after Danny Boyle's departure.
The coronavirus pandemic set it back further with a final date of October 8, 2021, decided on before it was brought forward to September 30, 2021.