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[ggl]

I think it´s quite clear that Bond is chasing somebody and not being chased (as was said)...

[Matt_13]

Just as a note, the link Vaux provided above already has a different video imbedded in it than just a few minutes earlier. A few new shots of Bond exiting a door and looking around, the jag whipping down the street, and a montage of the past Bond actors and films. It's about time we got a real report on this stuff. Craig seems entirely at ease and confident with what they're doing. Great news.

[Marketto007]

Here's another video with other parts of the interview, and some other behind the scenes like the Jag chase at Trinity Square.

http://www.bbc.co.uk...t-arts-17597603

BTW, I bet that the interview background is...

Spoiler

The MACAO HOTEL Room

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[S K Y F A L L]

BBC News this evening has a report from the set of SKYFALL. There are clips of Bond walking through the London underground station, before walking through a side door, and also along a platform towards a busy train. There's also a brief interview with Daniel Craig.

Clip here:

http://www.bbc.co.uk...t-arts-17600910

That's great news.

[Vauxhall]

Just as a note, the link Vaux provided above already has a different video imbedded in it than just a few minutes earlier. A few new shots of Bond exiting a door and looking around, the jag whipping down the street, and a montage of the past Bond actors and films. It's about time we got a real report on this stuff. Craig seems entirely at ease and confident with what they're doing. Great news.

Good to hear they've updated it now. The initial clip must have been a temporary placeholder. Really like the shot of the Jaguar at full tilt through narrow Westminster streets.

[Matt_13]

So, the question is: Is this the only set visit of it's kind, or has the production allowed several reporters from different outlets on set to take a look around? Fingers crossed for some more footage soon.

[Marketto007]

OK guys, uploaded both on Youtube. The first video (now offline on BBC News website) and the second one.





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[stone7]

Yes!!! great to finally hear from DC. You can just tell how good London will look on screen from those snippets.

No-one does that clenched/trying to piece things together face better than DC. Things are heating up nicely.

A new official pic and footage of DC delivering a line in the same vein of "sorry that last hand..." should see me through to the end of the month...just.

[PPK_19]

Lizo has scary eyes.

Nice find lads! Bond looking very serious, and VERY cool. Love the fact that Dan wants to stay as Bond until they have to forcibly remove the PPK from his aged fist.

Looking very young in that interview, as Matt said.

[Vauxhall]

TVE (Spain) reporter Jose Fernandez also seems to have been at Pinewood today. Hopefully a report from TVE will surface soon.

[DominicGreene]

That was FANTASTIC footage. During 0:56 of the first video, you can just imagine the intense Bond score playing in the background. Thank you Marketto!

Edited by DominicGreene, 03 April 2012 - 11:27 PM.

[The Dove]

Indeed Dominic.. I hope the Thomas Newman does come up with a great rendition of the Bond theme to play while Bond is making his way through the crowds in the Tube station..

[Marketto007]

That was FANTASTIC footage. During 0:56 of the first video, you can just imagine the intense Bond score playing in the background. Thank you Marketto!

I do my best Sir.

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[thecasinoroyale]

Fantastic! I caught this BBC report in the 90-second update they do at 7.59pm and I just saw Daniel Craig in that dusty suit and was like..."Woah hang on! 'Skyfall'!"

The presenter said, "This is the first footage from the new James Bond movie, 'Skyfall'..." and I thought it was a Teaser or something! Bit gutted it wasn't, but the report was fantastic, real out of the blue which is even better!

The London scenes already look amazing in these shots now, just seeing how they might look really gives me more excitement. That Jaguar screeching out past the police cars so fast was pretty awesome, and Craig looks like he's really on form as a British Intelligence officer in those Tube scenes, really intense and I can't wait for more!

Rejoyce people!



Oh, I echo the thanks Marketto for posting the videos to watch again - you're a good man!

[Shrublands]

Oh, I echo the thanks Marketto for posting the videos to watch again - you're a good man!

Agreed, and a big thanks to Vauxhall for spotting this in the first place.

[sharpshooter]

I think it´s quite clear that Bond is chasing somebody and not being chased (as was said)...

Yeah, it does seem that way.

[Luigi Ferrari]

Excellent work, Vauxhall and Marketto007!
Here's a 6 minutes video showing the full interview with Daniel Craig.
http://www.bbc.co.uk...ts-17608983?utm

Edited by Luigi Ferrari, 04 April 2012 - 09:52 AM.

[Col. Sun]

Excellent work, Vauxhall and Marketto007!
Here's a 6 minutes video showing the full interview with Daniel Craig.
http://www.bbc.co.uk...ts-17608983?utm

Thanks so much, sir. A great link. Very good interview. And I think Craig is here for a while with his comment that he'll keep
going until they tell him to stop. I'm betting Barbara and Michael are going to want to keep Craig for as long as possible.

[Matt_13]

Some weird questions in there. They were wise to cut out the remainder for the report itself. Nice to see his confidence in the crew, though.

[Marketto007]

Here's the full interview on Youtube.



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[Shrublands]

Javier Bardem interviewed on the set of Skyfall. Anyone speak Spanish?
http://www.rtve.es/a...illano/1368103/

[Royal Dalton]

Not fluently. The interviewer says "007" at one point. But that doesn't help much.

Going by the Moonraker clip, it seems that they're likening his character to Jaws, though.

Craig says about Bardem:

"He's strong. He's a supervillain. And it's just a real privilege to have him."

[ggl]

What Bardem says:

"It is a very, very... let´s see, very beatiful adventure and very funny"
"It´s my decision, to make things really hard for Bond and I´m really doing it..."
"I remember seeing Moonraker with my parents, and being fascinated with the man with the jaws breaking the wire with his teeth..."
"It´s a 007 set, here everything is Top Secret, isn´t it?"

[Royal Dalton]

Thanks, ggl.

He isn't giving much away, is he.

[Matt_13]

Another mention of it being a bit more lighthearted. Ghost Protocol pulled it off, I'm sure Skyfall will, too.

[Marketto007]

Here's a 4:17 minutes video.

http://www.rtve.es/n...nd/513667.shtml

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[007jamesbond]

Here's a 4:17 minutes video.

http://www.rtve.es/n...nd/513667.shtml

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damn it not in english.........someone translate

[thecasinoroyale]

I still doth my cap to EON and the crew for keeping so much still under wraps and secrets being kept. It's really going to be amazing for us fans to witness things coming out of trailers and posters etc.

Thanks for the video posts guys!

[thecasinoroyale]

God...just what DOES happen in London for the amount of emergency services to be around...it looks so bloody epic, I can't wait to find out more!!

[Marketto007]

Transcription in english, thanks to Sandy, a lady from MI6.

OK, so here it is, the full translated transcription of Javier Bardem's interview to TVE. Spanish members please feel welcome to correct if there is anything wrong. There may also be some errors or strange phrases, but I wanted to post this as soon as possible and didn't review it just listened to the interview and wrote along. Enjoy:

Bardem: It’s being a very beautiful and fun adventure. One has to enjoy it, one does it because of that. It’s many things. First it’s a James Bond film. I am 43 years old and since I was very little I remember watching Dr. No, and Moonraker with my parents. I remember hallucinating with Jaws biting the cable of the cable car.
Then it’s a picture that celebrates 50 years of James Bond, it’s directed by Sam Mendes, yesterday I was on set with Albert Finney, with Judi Dench, with Daniel Craig.
Journalist: I’m envying you more and more.
Bardem: It’s cool, and the coolest thing and what’s most important is the material. When I got it and saw the character. Immediately you forget a little that it is a James Bond film and you realize that it is a great film and that’s what attracted me. I said man this gives you a lot of possibilities. Obviously it’s a James Bond film and it has everything you expect from a Bond film.
Journalist: Martinis, women, Aston Martin?
Bardem: (nodding his head agreeing) Obviously. But besides that there is a super-powerful story and a character with meat to put your teeth in and enjoy doing.
Journalist: I imagine that evidently very little can be said about this Silva. All we have seen is a photo where you are blond. What is this coincidence of strange hair styles and characters in the limit. Is this a strategy used by directors or a coincidence?
Bardem: No, it’s because I’m so good that they have to give me these hair styles to remind me that I’m bad. No, what happens is that I can’t tell much about it but it has to do with the character . I don’t know, there is also something that Sam, the director, told me a short while and he was right: James Bond films are midway between reality and fiction. Therefore is a very good and very fertile terrain to play the characters with a certain freedom. It has to do with a real situation and there has got to be seriousness playing it but it’s more open, it gives you more air so that you can work and imagine more. And that is very fun because you’re not doing absolute fiction, it’s not a superhero picture, but it’s not a completely down-to-earth film. It’s something in the middle that’s very good and very fun for an actor.
Journalist: Well, we’ve talked about Jaws, and others that gave Bond a hard time. I’m sure that Silva will do that to.
Bardem: That has been my decision, I’m completely decided to give him a hard time and the truth is that I get to do it. On script, doing it in the set is a different thing. The character puts Bond into some curious and interesting difficulties and one has to do it, and give the ideal that you are the villain. Otherwise there is no point in doing it. You have to put the actor in a difficult situation, that’s the objective. In that sense Sam is helping a lot, he’s an amazing director. And I’m delighted to be working with Daniel, he’s a guy with balls, he’s a really hard working guy, super-compromised with what he’s doing. For him it’s stenuous, six months of shooting everyday, in addition with a lot of physical demand and the guy holds on super-compromised. He’s an actor who is doing some amazing scenes. As an actor I look at that and I say great, and like it. And then he’s very much a clown, which I love, the moment they say cut. And he’s a guy who brings a lot of humour and a lot of lightness to the thing because obviously these are very long days and and for him it must be, it is difficult. So it’s an amazing experience!

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