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Thursday, December 4, 2014

24th James Bond Film Name '' Spectre'' Thursday Dec 04,2014

British actor Daniel Craig was officially confirmed for the 24th instalment in the James Bond franchise, entitled Spectre, at a press conference at Buckinghamshire's Pinewood Studios on Thursday Dec 04,2014
He's back! British actor Daniel Craig was officially confirmed for the 24th instalment in the James Bond franchise, entitled Spectre, at a press conference at Buckinghamshire's Pinewood Studios on Thursday 
Andrew Scott, Ralph Fiennes, Naomie Harris, Sam Mendes, Léa Seydoux, Daniel Craig, Monica Bellucci, Christoph Waltz and Ben Whishaw gathered at Buckinghamshire's Pinewood Studios on Thursday to announce the new Bond movie ''Spectre''
Bond 24: (L-R) Andrew Scott, Ralph Fiennes, Naomie Harris, Sam Mendes, Léa Seydoux, Daniel Craig, Monica Bellucci, Christoph Waltz and Ben Whishaw gathered at Buckinghamshire's Pinewood Studios on Thursday to announce the new Bond movie Spectre  
Monica Bellucci, left and Léa Seydoux, right, were announced as newcomers to the cast, with Monica, 50,  making history as the oldest ever Bond girl  
Bond girls: Monica Bellucci, left and Léa Seydoux, right, were announced as newcomers to the cast, with Monica, 50,  making history as the oldest ever Bond girl   


 Daniel  Craig with producer Barbara Broccoli and director Sam Mendes
Dream team: Leading man Daniel was joined by producer Barbara Broccoli and director Sam Mendes, who after initial doubts signed up to direct the new movie 


Monica Belluci - playing Lucia Sciarra
Stepping out in style: Monica, who showed off her curvaceous figure in a fitted black and red dress, may be the oldest Bond girl ever but she is also one of the most glamorous, while Lea put on her best sartorial displays for the big announcement
(Dracula, The Matrix Reloaded)
The Italian siren has made history - at 50 years old she has officially become the oldest Bond girl to grace the screen. She takes over from Honor Blackman, who was 39 when she played iconic character Pussy Galore in 1964's Goldfinger. The role is especially poignant for the actress - she almost played Paris Carver in Tomorrow Never Dies in 1997, only to lose out to Teri Hatcher.

Christoph Waltz - playing Oberhauser
(Inglourious Basterds, Django Unchained) 
Waltz will play Oberhauser—a character who shares the name of Bond's former ski instructor. It has been rumored that Waltz will really play Bond's old nemesis, Ernst Stavro Blofeld, although director Sam Mendes says fans will have to 'wait and see'.

David Bautista - playing Mr. Hinx
(Guardians Of The Galaxy, WWF Raw)  
Bautista would be playing Hinx, a heavy handed villain of 6ft 2 who will go up against Bond.

Léa Seydoux - playing Madeleine Swann 
Stepping out in style: Monica, who showed off her curvaceous figure in a fitted black and red dress, may be the oldest Bond girl ever but she is also one of the most glamorous, while Lea put on her best sartorial displays for the big announcement
(The Grand Budapest Hotel, Blue Is The Warmest Colour) 
Playing one of Bond's leading ladies, producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson were originally planning to cast a Scandinavian star in the film but changed their minds in favour of Lea.

 Naomie Harris, who played Eve Moneypenny in Skyfall, is set to return for the latest film as the secretary to the now deceased M 
Returning: Naomie Harris, who played Eve Moneypenny in Skyfall, is set to return for the latest film as the secretary to the now deceased M

Andrew Scott - plays Denbigh
Baddie!  Before the press conference, it had been speculated that Andrew would take on the role of a villian and that was confirmed as he made an appearance at the press conference
(Sherlock, Saving Private Ryan)  
Will play MI6 Whitehall based agent who is set to be Bond's nemesis

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