Plot spoilers
A Bond with Chino
David Allen, Columnist
Article Created: 02/28/2008 07:46:26 PM PST
JAMES BOND'S producers knew just where to find a worthy adversary: Chino.
Following a tip from the Bond news site MI6 (www.mi6.co.uk) passed along to me by reader Joe Lyons, I ventured to the Chino Airport on Tuesday.
Mission: Find Hinton. Steve Hinton.
Hinton, located on the tarmac outside the Planes of Fame Museum, told me he did indeed fly a jet for "Quantum of Solace," the next Bond adventure.
He spent three weeks in Mexico, returning Feb. 15, for the film shoot in which he flew a Marchetti, an Italian military trainer jet, outfitted with machine guns.
"I'm the typical bad guy, trying to shoot down James Bond, who's flying in another airplane," Hinton said with a smile.
The small jet was nearby, its coating of black wax being washed off as we spoke before its return to its owner.
Hinton, president of the museum, has flown aircraft in movie productions for three decades, with credits including "Pearl Harbor," "We Were Soldiers" and "Always." For the upcoming "Iron Man," he flew jets that will be replaced via computer with F-22s.
Hinton was sworn to secrecy about the "Quantum" production other than details already known: Locations include Panama, Italy and Chile, and the plot picks up right after "Casino Royale."
"Which I thought was the best one," Hinton added
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