Real filming locations together with screens of scenes filmed in these places. Film scene on top and my location photo at the bottom.
– James Bond and Madeleine Swann in Aston Martin DB5 travel to Matera. It was filmed on a scenic road between Sapri and Acquafredda in south-western Italy. (location photo: 2022) Read the story behind the scene: Scenic road at the Tyrrhenian Sea in ‘No Time to Die’.– Aston Martin DB5 enters a tunnel. It was also filmed on a road between Sapri and Acquafredda in Italy. The tunnel was created using CGI. There is the Torre dei Crivi on top of the rock that you can see in the film and in the location photo. On location there is a bridge with 3 arches right below the tower. In the film you can see only 2 arches and the entrance to the tunnel. (location photo: 2022) Read the story behind the scene: Scenic road at the Tyrrhenian Sea in ‘No Time to Die’.– Via D’Addozio in Sassi di Matera in Italy. (location photo: 2022)– James Bond and Madeleine Swann in Aston Martin DB5 enter Sassi di Matera in southern Italy. The car turns right but the camera continues to move forward. We can see the view of the city. There was some CGI used to created that view. The bridge on the left was filmed in Gravina in Puglia and pasted into the view of Sassi di Matera. Photo taken from view point at Via D’Addozio (location photo: 2022)– Via Bruno Buozzi in Sassi di Matera in Italy.(location photo: 2022)– Via Bruno Buozzi in Sassi di Matera in Italy.(location photo: 2022)– Via Muro in Sassi di Matera. (location photo: 2022)– Via Muro in Sassi di Matera. (location photo: 2022)– Via Muro in Sassi di Matera. (location photo: 2022)– Hotel room was built on special platform just for filming at Belvedere di Piazza Giovanni Pascoli. This is a viewpoint overlooking the city. (location photo: 2022)– Part of the cemetery in Matera was built in Gravina di Puglia, Italy. Artficial tombs were built at Parco Archeologico Madonna Della Stella as you can see above. Building on the left in Gravina in Puglia were replaced with CGI so it looked like panorama of Matera. (location photo: 2022)– James Bond (Daniel Craig) walks towards Vesper’s tomb. Part of the cemetery with the tomb was built near the Church of Our Lady ‘delle Vergini’ on a plateau overlooking Sassi di Matera in Italy. (location photo: 2022)– James Bond runs through the cemetery after explosion of Vesper’s tomb. It was filmed in Parco Archeologico di Botromagno in Gravina di Puglia, Italy. (location photo: 2022)– James Bond runs on the Ponte Acquedotto in Gravina in Puglia, Italy. (location photo: 2022)– After jumping from the bridge (filmed in Gravina in Puglia) James Bond runs through the corridors and runs out of them on the stone stairs. That scene was filmed in Sassi di Matera, Italy. (location photo: 2022)– Sassi di Matera, Italy. (location photo: 2022)– Via Gradoni Duomo in Sassi di Matera, Italy. (location photo: 2022)– Via S. Potito in Sassi di Matera, Italy. (location photo: 2022)– Via S. Potito in Sassi di Matera, Italy. Entrance to the Hotel Palazzo Viceconte (location photo: 2022)– Piazza S. Pietro Caveoso in Sassi di Matera, Italy. (location photo: 2022)– Via Fiorentini in Sassi di Matera, Italy. (location photo: 2022) – Via Fiorentini in Sassi di Matera, Italy. (location photo: 2022)– Via D’Addozio in Sassi di Matera, Italy. (location photo: 2022)– Via D’Addozio in Sassi di Matera, Italy. (location photo: 2022)– Piazza San Giovanni in Sassi di Matera, Italy. (location photo: 2022)– Piazza San Giovanni in Sassi di Matera, Italy. (location photo: 2022)– Chiesa di San Rocco at Piazza San Giovanni in Sassi di Matera, Italy. (location photo: 2022)– James Bond and Madeleine Swann arrive at the railway station. It was filmed in Sapri, Italy. As you can see in the film it was mirrored. (location photo: 2022)– James Bond and Madeleine Swann at the railway station. It was filmed in Sapri, Italy. (location photo: 2022)– James Bond at the railway station. It was filmed in Sapri, Italy. (location photo: 2022)– James Bond at the railway station. It was filmed in Sapri, Italy. (location photo: 2022)– James Bond leaves his garage driving Aston Martin V8 Vantage. It was filmed at parking space at Centaur Street, London. Interesting fact is that the sequence was mirrored after filming. In the film he turns right, but in reality he had to turn left. In the center of location photo you can see the entrance to Bond’s garage. He drove towards the exit that is on the right, behind a bicycle. (location photo: 2023) Read the story behind the scene: ‘No Time to Die’ – Bond’s garage in London.James Bond leaves his garage driving Aston Martin V8 Vantage. It was filmed at parking space at Centaur Street, London. Interesting fact is that the sequence was mirrored after filming. You can see electric cables on the ceiling on the opposite side. The exit is partially cover with a wall with an arch on top. In the film it is on the right, while in reality it is on the left. (location photo: 2023) Read the story behind the scene: ‘No Time to Die’ – Bond’s garage in London.– Whitehall Ct in London. (location photo: 2023) Read the story behind the scene: ‘No Time to Die’ at Whitehall Ct in London.– Whitehall Ct in London. (location photo: 2023) Read the story behind the scene: ‘No Time to Die’ at Whitehall Ct in London.– The Mall at the Duke of York Monument in London, UK. Dr. Swann (Lea Seydoux) on her way to the office where she meets Safin (Rami Malek). (location photo: 2011) Read the story behind the scene: No Time to Die’ at The Mall in London– In the very last sequence of ‘No Time to Die’ Madelein Swann and her daughter were driving Aston Martin V8 Vantage on the same road as James Bond and Madelein Swann were driving Aston Martin DB5 at the beginning of the film – scenic road between Sapri and Acquafredda in Italy. They also entered the tunnel that was created with CGI. There is the Torre dei Crivi on top of the rock that you can see in the film and in the location photo. On location there is a bridge with 3 arches right below the tower. In the film you can see only 2 arches and the entrance to the tunnel. (location photo: 2022) Read the story behind the scene: Scenic road at the Tyrrhenian Sea in ‘No Time to Die’.
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