After James Bond was rebooted in ‘Casino Royale’ and the slight detour via the dreadful ‘Quantum of Solace (QOS)’, Daniel Craig’s era of Bond has spent a lot of time with training wheels on. ‘Skyfall’ has Bond still learning the ropes and leaning on 50 years of nostalgic gimmicks for appeal, but it could be the final step in a prolonged road to the first great Craig Bond flick.
We’ll keep this short and sweet, or we should say, shaken and not stirred.
007.com has revealed the first teaser poster for the next James Bond film ‘Skyfall’.
It’s a piece of iconic Bond imagery that works really well with the aid of PhotoShop.
Hit the jump to check out the poster plus a date and time for the first teaser trailer.
New images and on set interviews from ‘Skyfall’ have appeared online.
007.com dropped the featurette that includes interviews with Daniel Craig and Javier Bardem whio talks about playing the film’s villain.
The new images appeared via Collider and /Film that look very cool, including one image that features a very familiar looking car as well as a first look at Ralph Fiennes character.
Hit the jump to check out the featurette and new images.
Over the weekend director Sam Mendes took the production of the James Bond film ‘Skyfall’ to the streets of Whitehall in London.
The internet has been flooded with videos and images from the shoot. The big surprise is the appearance of Javier Bardem who is allegedly playing the film’s main villain.
The Daily Mail, Bleeding Cool and Collider is reporting that Bardem’s character is named Silva and each site has a few more details on what happened during the shoot.
A minor warning that the images may contain small spoilers if you’re trying to stay cold going into ‘Skyfall’.
Hit the jump to check out images of Daniel Craig in action and a first look at Bardem as the baddie Silva.
The folks at 007.com promised something big tonight and the surprise was the first official photo from the next James Bond outing ‘SkyFall’.
Hit the jump to check out the image.
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