Spectre film cars movie#

Director Sam Mendes has announced the 24th James Bond movie, which begins filming next week, is to be called Spectre. Nine luxury cars intended for the new James Bond film have been stolen from a garage in Germany. Without the easy option of a factory providing spare parts, three crews worked day and night to keep the cars on the road. Spectre: James Bond stars and Aston Martin car unveiled for latest film. It takes up luxurious chauffeuring duties again, but this time minus the questionable black-and-yellow two-tone paint job.

Spectre film cars movie#

The cars include Jaguar C-X75, Range Rover Sport SVR. The Car in the Film: First appearing as Goldfinger’s two-ton limousine in the movie of the same name, a 1937 Rolls-Royce Phantom III makes an appearance once again in Spectre. With cars jumping and landing at speeds of 70mph the rigours of filming demanded eight Aston Martins and seven Jaguars be on hand. Jaguar and Land Rover unveiled the new cars that going to appear in upcoming James Bond film, SPECTRE. Care was taken to preserve the city’s rich heritage. Concrete wedges, disguised as cobbles were placed on the steps as protection and the walls were clad in steel, painted over to look like concrete, to avoid damage from the DB10’s flamethrower. At launch in 1995, the R42 was stickered at £69,950 £18k ahead of an Esprit S4S, £1705 more than an NSX and £1500 costlier than a Porsche 964 RS. Associate Producer Gregg Wilson recalled “Via Nomentana was one of the longest city lock-offs our location department had ever done - it was about three kilometres of main roads entering Rome.” The cars swerve down the Scala de Pinedo steps and onto the towpath of the Tiber. There is, however, rather a large elephant in the room: price. The Rome location raised the challenge of shooting a car chase in one of the busiest cities in the world. “Bond steals the car from Q’s workshop without really knowing what it does,” says Mendes. 007 makes his escape and a high-speed duel ensues played out in two unique supercars - an Aston Martin D10 and a Jaguar C-X75 - against a backdrop of historic landmarks.ĭirector Sam Mendes conceived the sequence with three elements running parallel Hinx in relentless pursuit of Bond, 007 calling Moneypenny to track down ‘The Pale King’ at Lake Altaussee and a lighter strand of Bond experimenting with the DB10’s gadgets. The Aston Martin DB10 is 007s official ride in Spectre, and was developed specifically for the film. Franz Oberhauser (Christoph Waltz) notices Bond has infiltrated Spectre’s clandestine meeting and sends Hinx to apprehend him. The sequence depicts Bond (Daniel Craig)’s first run-in with Spectre’s imposing hit man Hinx (Dave Bautista). On February 19 2015, the Spectre unit began shooting the exciting car chase through the cobbled streets and alongside the river Tiber in Rome.Īs Sam Mendes put it, “I loved the car chase being a one-on-one speed battle, a game of cat and mouse between two of the fastest cars in the world, neither of which had been seen before.”

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