At the world premiere of James Bond starrer Spectre, the royal brigade including Britain’s Prince William, his wife Kate and Prince Harry walked the red carpet with the film stars.
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Bond actor Daniel Craig, who has said this it his last outing in the role, said he can not wait for fans to see the movie as he took to the red carpet at the Royal Albert Hall.
Daniel Craig has corrected a journalist who referred to Monica Bellucci’s character in new Bond film Spectre as “an older woman”.
As they stepped from their Bentley waiting to greet them were the movies’ co-producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael Wilson and director Sam Mendes.
In Spectre, Daniel Craig once again stars as the much loved spy James Bond, alongside Naomie Harris as Moneypenny and Ralph Fiennes as M.
“I’ve just been allowed to be creatively involved with these films from the very beginning and I’ve continued to be allowed to do it with this”, he told the press.
Bellucci said it was a “great joy” to be a part of the “incredible custom” of Bond movies.
The latest film has been well-received, and sees the inimitable Christopher Waltz appear as Bond’s nemesis Franz Oberhauser, in a storyline that covers the fact that we are all being watched by 24-hour surveillance.
He said: “I try and keep in good shape and I did through the movie so instead of having a pizza I might have a pint of Guinness to celebrate”.
Noted singer Sam Smith poses for photographers upon arrival for the World Premiere of “Spectre”. “There’s a lot of prescient subject matter in the recent Bond films”. “So I think it’s time we had a little change there”.
The 24th James Bond film, directed by Skyfall’s Mendes, will be graced by the royal presence after it was selected for the Cinema and Television Benevolent Fund’s Royal Film Performance 2015.
Spectre was shot at Pinewood Studios and filmed on location in London, Mexico City, Rome and Tangier and Erfoud, in Morocco.
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“He summoned me to his big Bond villain office in Pinewood, and I went to meet him and we had a lovely chat”.
