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[DanFan2]

Now on the CBn main page...

Casino Royale Miami Sequence Photos

_{*Possible Spoilers*}

The Sun's article says that a 19-page storyboard and script for a scene was left in an English pub. More interesting, the article features new stills from the movie: http://www.thesun.co...6340486,00.html

[Agent Spriggan Ominae]

Holy ! I don't care about the script left in the boozer, here are the first pics of the explosive MIA sequence! Great find!

[Gobi-1]

WOWOHMYGODTHATISAWESOME!

At last the Miami scene is revealed. Looks like it's going to be a great scene.

[JimmyBond]

It really is going to be the best sequence of the film, years from now we'll be in these forums discussing our favorite action sequences and that one is going to make several lists.

I guarantee it

[stamper]

Not only Daniel hair's looks dark, he also looks good and not old ! This movie will smash the 500 millions dollars barrier !

[killkenny kid]

Hey zencat, here's the miami action.

[Agent Spriggan Ominae]

We also have a first look at Claudio Santamria as Carlos. I really like how Craig looks in the pic in the cab. I wonder if it was staged or an actual screencap from the footage. So cool and dangerous looking. Wow. It really is way more OTT than the way I saw the sequence unfolding. It appears we have confirmation of the "small number of controlled pyroechnic explosions". Now just show the 757!

[killkenny kid]

Because of these photos, maybe this should be moved to the spoilers section.

[Flash1087]

This is gonna be an action scene for the ages.

And did anyone else think it's funny that their 'source' would automatically choose The Sun to turn the missing script over to?

[Timothy]

Had a good laugh:

"If the astonishing sequence had fallen into the wrong hands and been put on the internet, it would have destroyed the impact of one of the film

[MarcAngeDraco]

Wow!! Great pics!!

[Righty007]

The first picture reminds me of Tim in Licence to Kill.

[JameswpBond]

Perfect!

[Jericho_One]

He looks very good peering through the windscreen.

[Simon]

So overwhelmed was he by his good nature and virtue of soul, that he immediately looked to the most reliable source for the returning of property to rightful owners, said source not being in the business of blurting out whatever it finds as being 'information that is for the good of the reading public'.

A quick call to Pinewood would have had some stooges from the stunt team a-running to ensure swift retrieval.

But instead, it was the Sun - a classic in misplaced belief in loyalties.

Oh well, all's well that ends well.

(Nice pics)

[Agent Spriggan Ominae]

So overwhelmed was he by his good nature and virtue of soul, that he immediately looked to the most reliable source for the returning of property to rightful owners, said source not being in the business of blurting out whatever it finds as being 'information that is for the good of the reading public'.

A quick call to Pinewood would have had some stooges from the stunt team a-running to ensure swift retrieval.

But instead, it was the Sun - a classic in misplaced belief in loyalties.

Oh well, all's well that ends well.

(Nice pics)

Don't alot of these production storyboards/scripts/call sheets etc usually have a contact number or something if found. I got a screenplay/storyboard from TND and it has the info on how to get in contact with production. The motives of this "good samaritian" are obvious. Bet he made a pretty penny but not as much as I would have been willing to pay for it had it turned up on Ebay!

[marktmurphy]

So overwhelmed was he by his good nature and virtue of soul, that he immediately looked to the most reliable source for the returning of property to rightful owners, said source not being in the business of blurting out whatever it finds as being 'information that is for the good of the reading public'.

A quick call to Pinewood would have had some stooges from the stunt team a-running to ensure swift retrieval.

But instead, it was the Sun - a classic in misplaced belief in loyalties.

Oh well, all's well that ends well.

(Nice pics)

If any of it's true, I daresay he was trying to sell it to the Sun but they just returned it to Bond.

[Simon]

Absolutely - I was being sarcastic about the whole thing.

Perhaps an eye rolling smiley face would have spoken volumes.

[marktmurphy]

Sorry- yes; was only half-reading. At work and all that.

[Agent Spriggan Ominae]

At least The Sun did the right thing. They could have paid the guy and ran a 19 page "Special Exclusive of Top Secret Bond Storyboards". Actually I think they know the leagal ramifications of doing that so they promptly let the powers that be know and in return got a legit scoop that I think is actually better. Anyway if you read the script whatever this guy found should be nothing new or maybe there is something a little diffrent in store for us! Either way this is gonna be killer.

[avl]

Craig looks great here - is it the same guy on the Empire cover? Wierd how he looks so different shot to shot.

[marktmurphy]

At least The Sun did the right thing. They could have paid the guy and ran a 19 page "Special Exclusive of Top Secret Bond Storyboards". Actually I think they know the leagal ramifications of doing that so they promptly let the powers that be know and in return got a legit scoop that I think is actually better.

Maybe- although I remembering them running storyboards from the new series of Dr Who last year.

[shady ginzo]

NICE am on a possitive high regarding Casino Royale at the moment, have been known to worry about it's integrity but at the moment things are looking solid and most importantly, Craig looks more and more like Bond everyday, by which I mean the slow process of accepting someone as a successor to the bond role, especially after brosnan's popularity, is finally paying off

[Simon]

At least The Sun did the right thing. They could have paid the guy and ran a 19 page "Special Exclusive of Top Secret Bond Storyboards". Actually

Hmm, they still yet may run the 19 page exclusive.

Not that I am especially untrusting, but I would suggest the Sun is very capable of running a copy of the script, handing back the original, getting kudos, running a couple of press pics and then leaking various elements of the story from 'sources close to the production'.

I could never sit here in fluffy naivety and thank the Lord the Sun did the right thing.

[Agent Spriggan Ominae]

At least The Sun did the right thing. They could have paid the guy and ran a 19 page "Special Exclusive of Top Secret Bond Storyboards". Actually

Hmm, they still yet may run the 19 page exclusive.

Not that I am especially untrusting, but I would suggest the Sun is very capable of running a copy of the script, handing back the original, getting kudos, running a couple of press pics and then leaking various elements of the story from 'sources close to the production'.

I could never sit here in fluffy naivety and thank the Lord the Sun did the right thing.

Very true. One(me at least) can hope that the sun may leak maybe a little more.


Oh wow, just noticed this is my 420th post.

Edited by Agent Spriggan Ominae, 27 July 2006 - 02:33 PM.

[The Dove]

Damn those pics look awesome!! This film is going to kick some serious !! lol Also, it was very noble of The Sun, as a tabloid, to do the honorable thing and return the script to the producers..

[Qwerty]

Now on the CBn main page...

Casino Royale Miami Sequence Photos

_{*Possible Spoilers*}

[Double-0-Seven]

Awesome pictures! I have no doubt that this is going to be one of the best Bond action sequences ever.

[Matt_13]

Shocking, totaly awesome. Craig doesn't look too bad, although that shot of him peering through the windshield isn't exactly the greatest pic of him. Him clinging to the top of the tanker reminds me of Moore on top of the plane in Octopussy.Nonetheless very cool.

[Orion]

'Left the script in the pub' my . Barbara Broccoli probably planted the damn thing, and paperclipped her business card on the front of it, along with a printed Mapquest showing how to get from the pub to the studios.

Nevertheless, the pictures look very good, and Craig is more in his element being pummeled to the face or having things exploding around him rather than posing for stills in suits and tuxedos.

Basically Daniel Craig is an actor not a model