Did you shoot 007 in Shanghai? Which photo? I didn't even notice it when I saw it

Only the skyscrapers in Shanghai were photographed, and some scenes similar to those in China were set and filmed in British recording studios.

The filming time was originally scheduled to be 133 days, but it actually took 128 days. In July 2065, 438+065,438+0 officially started in London. Roger deakins used Alexa photography system to shoot, and the main shooting locations included London Underground Station, West Smithfield Street Underground Parking Lot, National Gallery of Sasik, Whitehall, Parliament Square, Charing Cross Subway Station and Greenwich Old Royal Family.

The underground headquarters of MI6 is St. bartholomew Hospital, and its training ground is the Old Vic Tunnel under Waterloo Station. The meeting between Q and Bond was filmed when the art museum closed at night. At the end of the film, Bond stands on the roof of the office building of the Ministry of Energy and Climate Change. In order to film the explosion scene of MI6 headquarters, traffic control was carried out at the junction of vauxhall Bridge and milbank District.

Unlike the black sun crisis, which produced explosion scenes through large-scale architectural replicas, the explosion in the film was added later. The ending of the film was originally scheduled to be filmed in Denchu Castle, but it was unexpectedly cancelled after filming and was filmed in Glencoe Highland, Scotland. Bond's ancestral home Tianmu Manor in Scotland is a three-dimensional building model made of plywood and gypsum.

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The film is scheduled to be released in Britain and Ireland on 20 12126, and the North American release will be delayed for two weeks to 20119.

The film landed in China on1October 265438+2 1, 2065438+2065438+2065438+1October1June, and the film premiered in Shanghai for the first time. Before the film started, the highlights of the 50th anniversary of the Bond series were specially displayed. After watching the movie, daniel craig, the actor of James Bond, interacted with the audience through time and space. [