A guide to the iconic missions of Agent 007 meticulously charted on an epic worldwide journey
With over 200 stunning photographs, exclusive new interviews with the Bond filmmakers and detailed maps, Darker than the Sun will transport you to the very places where the action unfolds. Immerse yourself in the allure of the settings, with images capturing both the real-life locations and behind-the-scenes shots from the film sets. Each movie is accompanied by a global locator map charting Bond's mission and a detailed feature map that brings key 007 destinations to life. This is not just a book; it's a cinematic journey, an atlas of adventure and a treasure trove of Bondian lore.
Rezensionen / Stimmen
"Here's a rather nifty companion piece to the authors' Some Kind of Hero, 2015, which chronicled the history of the Bond movies; this one takes a look at where the movies are set, where they
were filmed, and how Bond author Ian Fleming's geographic inspirations were translated to the big screen. The book is bursting at the seams with illustrations, too: everything the reader
needs to feel as though they have visited the iconic locations where Bond saved the world from evil. For a Bond fan, the book should be required reading." -- David Pitt * Booklist *
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150 (includiing locator maps)
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Höhe: 266 mm
Breite: 236 mm
Dicke: 22 mm
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ISBN-13
978-0-7112-9326-7 (9780711293267)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
Matthew Field is the world's leading authority on The Italian Job. In 2009, he co-produced and directed a feature-length documentary about the film for Paramount Pictures. Field has written numerous books on cinema, including the autobiography of Oscar-winning film producer, Michael Deeley. Most recently he co-authored Some Kind Of Hero: The Remarkable Story of the James Bond Films. He has worked on feature films around the world producing behind-the-scenes marketing materials, and in 2019 completed work on Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again for Universal Pictures.
AJAY CHOWDHURY was born in London and read Law at university there and in The Netherlands. He has since provided legal advice on various motion picture, music, publishing, television and theatrical projects. He was the associate producer on two feature films, Lost Dogs and Flirting with Flamenco and served on the advisory board of Tongues On Fire - The London Asian Film Festival. Ajay is the spokesperson for The James Bond International Fan Club, established in 1979. He edited their James Bond journal, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, and for the last two decades has contributed to numerous books and magazines on the James Bond legacy. He is regularly called upon by worldwide media to commentate on all things 007. He collaborated with Matthew Field on the 800 page biography of the franchise, SOME KIND OF HERO: The Remarkable Story of the James Bond Films published by The History Press last updated in 2018, Remembering Roger Moore (2018) and SEAN CONNERY: A JAMES BOND JOURNEY (2022) both special edition bookazine published by Mi6 Confidential.
