Filming for one of the most talked about films of this year is in full swing. The team working on the sequel to the movie saga about the British secret agent James Bond called "SPECTRUM" has moved from Austria to Italy. On the occasion of their arrival in Rome, the performers of the main roles, Daniel Craig and Monica Bellucci, posed for photographers against the backdrop of the sights of this ancient city.
According to the plan, voiced by the creators of the picture during the announcement of "SPECTRA", filming should take place in the UK, Austria, Italy, Mexico and Morocco. The first footage was filmed in London, where the actors staged a scene with a boat on the River Thames. Then, in early January, Daniel Craig, Lea Seydoux and Dave Batista began work in two Austrian cities: Altaussee and Sölden. There were footage of the cable car and one of the restaurants. Now the team has arrived in Rome.
Here the creators of the picture had difficulties. Firstly, the performer of the role of James Bond, Daniel Craig, injured his knee, which caused the schedule of the film to be shifted. Later it turned out that the Italian authorities refused to issue permission for filming in one of the old cemeteries in Rome, because they fear for the safety of the monuments. Whether this scene will be replaced is not yet known, but the team will resume work on the painting in the coming days.
The world premiere of the film "SPECTRUM" is scheduled for October 23, 2015. It will star Daniel Craig, Monica Bellucci, Lea Seydoux and Christoph Waltz. The details of the plot are still being kept secret, but we made some assumptions about what to expect from the new tape about the adventures of James Bond.
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