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Amazing shoot today in #London with #Bond girl @NaomieHarris for @TheUntitledMag #girlpower issue! Stay tuned...
Naomie Harris Born September 6, 1976. Starred as Selena~28 Days Later, Tia Dalma/Calypso~2nd+3rd Pirates of the Caribbean, Eve Moneypenny in Skyfall and SPECTRE.Winnie Mandela in Mandela:Long Walk to Freedom.Southpaw, Our Kind of Traitor,Moonlight (Oscar Nominee) plus Collateral Beauty and Jungle Book (2018)
Wednesday, 29 April 2015
Tuesday, 28 April 2015
Saturday, 18 April 2015
James Bond director Sam Mendes shoots new Spectre scenes inside London's iconic City Hall as filming resumes after Daniel Craig's set injury
James Bond director Sam Mendes shoots new Spectre scenes inside London's iconic City Hall as filming resumes after Daniel Craig's set injury
Earlier this week, Daniel Craig returned to work on his anticipated James Bond movie, Spectre, following time off for a set injury.
And on Saturday, director Sam Mendes was seen making his way to London's City Hall as he prepared to shoot scenes inside the iconic building.
Carrying a warm beverage, the 49-year-old film-maker wrapped up for the crisp, sunny day in a black jacket cuffed jeans and a light grey scarf.
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His word is his bond: Sam Mendes was seen returning to work on the latest James Bond movie, Spectre, on Saturday
Star Daniel is reported to have recently undergone arthroscopic surgery to repair a knee injury he suffered on the set of the new movie earlier this month and he's now back on location in London.
A source told The Sun newspaper: 'Daniel is made of strong stuff and wanted to return as quick as possible.
'He filmed the face shots but his double was doing all the running. Daniel will have to take it easy until his knee is strong enough for strenuous sequences.'
Warming up: The film-maker clutched a warm beverage as he made his way to City Hall
Stepping out in style: Sam wrapped up i a black jacket with cuffed jeans and a light grey scarf
Iconic: The iconic building is one of many landmarks around the world which will be featured in the film
It was previously claimed that the hunky star had not missed any filming to have his operation as the 'minor procedure' took place during a 'scheduled break'.
However, it was said he would not be rejoining production until April 22 when filming moved to London's Pinewood Studios.
Spectre - which also stars Christoph Waltz, Ralph Fiennes and Dave Bautista - has been filmed in a number of locations including Austria, Rome and Mexico City.
The last images seen from the spy movie set saw a stunt double performing in Daniel's place, grappling with another man in a moving helicopter.
Back in action: Daniel Craig has returned to the Spectre set after undergoing a knee surgery
Last month: He was last seen on set as James Bond in Mexico in March
Seeing double! Daniel Craig's stunt man (left) filmed scenes in his absence
First look: Scenes in the helicopter are thought to be part of the opening sequence of the new film
Craig told the Jimmy Kimmel that he tries to do as much of the action stuff as possible.
'I don’t do all my stunts—I’d be lying if I said that. But I like the fact that occasionally that you’ll see on screen that it’s my face and it’s me,' he told the late night talk show host.
Daniel added: 'And I think audiences hopefully appreciate that. At least, I really hope they do.'
Action star: The actor says he tries to do as much ofhis own stunts as possible
Car lover Craig also talked about the thrill of getting to drive the iconic Aston Martin DB5 but admitted he prefers to be driven by the professional on-set stunt drivers than handle the automobiles himself.
'On the movie I get taught to drive by these really great drivers,' he said. 'Every time we do one I drive a bit, spin it around a bit but the biggest thrill is having a really good driver take you on a course.'
'I giggle like a girl the whole way around,' he said to much hilarity.
The Sam Mendes-directed film marks Craig's fourth outing as Bond and is scheduled for release in November 2015.
Thrill seeker: Craig says he prefers to be driven by the professional on-set stunt drivers than handle the automobiles himself
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-3044905/James-Bond-director-Sam-Mendes-shoots-new-Spectre-scenes-inside-London-s-iconic-City-Hall-filming-resumes-Daniel-Craig-s-set-injury.html#ixzz3XhJSVO3g
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Wednesday, 15 April 2015
Bond girl Naomie's on a fitness mission
Bond girl Naomie's on a fitness mission
She's the British Bond girl with a body to die for.
Now the secret of Miss Moneypenny Naomie Harris's killer figure is out, after the actress was spotted at a fitness class at Champneys health spa near Tring, Hertfordshire.
The star, 38, pictured with 007 Daniel Craig at the Skyfall premiere in Rome, tried out the Essentrics class at Champneys health spa near Tring, in Hertfordshire
The star, 38, tried out the spa's Essentrics class during a break to recharge her batteries after filming the upcoming Bond blockbuster, Spectre.
The Essentrics method promises to sculpt and strengthen the waist, legs and bottom. A source said: 'Naomie checked in for a weekend and was keen to try out Essentrics. It really works those muscles.'
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-3034922/Proof-testing-mothers-killer-bug-saves-babies-Screening-GBS-hospital-resulted-not-single-case-bacteria-spreading-infants.html#ixzz3XIZm9RML
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Tuesday, 14 April 2015
Daniel Craig 'returns to filming Spectre' after undergoing surgery to repair a knee injury caused on the set of new Bond movie
Daniel Craig 'returns to filming Spectre' after undergoing surgery to repair a knee injury caused on the set of new Bond movie
Daniel Craig has returned to filming for Spectre.
The 47-year-old actor underwent arthroscopic surgery to repair a knee injury he suffered on the set of the new James Bond movie earlier this month and he's now said to be back on location in London already.
A source told The Sun newspaper: 'Daniel is made of strong stuff and wanted to return as quick as possible.
Back in action: Daniel Craig has returned to the Spectre set after undergoing a knee surgery
'He filmed the face shots but his double was doing all the running. Daniel will have to take it easy until his knee is strong enough for strenuous sequences.'
It was previously claimed that the hunky star had not missed any filming to have his operation as the 'minor procedure' took place during a 'scheduled break'.
However, it was said he would not be rejoining production until April 22 when filming moved to London's Pinewood Studios.
Spectre - which also stars Christoph Waltz, Ralph Fiennes and Dave Bautista - has been filmed in a number of locations including Austria, Rome and Mexico City.
The last images seen from the spy movie set saw a stunt double performing in Daniel's place, grappling with another man in a moving helicopter.
Last month: He was last seen on set as James Bond in Mexico in March
Seeing double! Daniel Craig's stunt man (left) filmed scenes in his absence
First look: Scenes in the helicopter are thought to be part of the opening sequence of the new film
Craig told the Jimmy Kimmel that he tries to do as much of the action stuff as possible.
'I don’t do all my stunts—I’d be lying if I said that. But I like the fact that occasionally that you’ll see on screen that it’s my face and it’s me,' he told the late night talk show host.
Daniel added: 'And I think audiences hopefully appreciate that. At least, I really hope they do.'
Action star: The actor says he tries to do as much ofhis own stunts as possible
Car lover Craig also talked about the thrill of getting to drive the iconic Aston Martin DB5 but admitted he prefers to be driven by the professional on-set stunt drivers than handle the automobiles himself.
'On the movie I get taught to drive by these really great drivers,' he said. 'Every time we do one I drive a bit, spin it around a bit but the biggest thrill is having a really good driver take you on a course.'
'I giggle like a girl the whole way around,' he said to much hilarity.
The Sam Mendes-directed film marks Craig's fourth outing as Bond and is scheduled for release in November 2015.
Thrill seeker: Craig says he prefers to be driven by the professional on-set stunt drivers than handle the automobiles himself
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-3038061/Daniel-Craig-returns-Spectre-set-going-surgery-repair-knee-injury-caused-playing-007.html#ixzz3XJOuuCkQ
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Saturday, 11 April 2015
Video: Naomie Harris and Alice Eve recreate iconic movie scenes with MEERKAT MOVIES
Naomie Harris and Alice Eve recreate iconic movie scenes with MEERKAT MOVIES
Published on 8 Apr 2015
Inspired by the magic of the movies Naomie Harris and Alice Eve recreate iconic scenes from Clueless, Thelma and Louise and The Black Swan.
The shoot was to highlight the Meerkat Movies deal which offers 2 for 1 cinema tickets every Tuesday or Wednesday, for a whole year, by simply buying a qualifying product with Compare The Market.
The Meerkat Movies customer rewards programme was unveiled to the nation last week, with 2 for 1 cinema ticket redemption across the UK via a voucher code on the Meerkat Movies app, which is available to Apple and Android users, or viahttp://www.comparethemarket.com/meerk...
The shoot was to highlight the Meerkat Movies deal which offers 2 for 1 cinema tickets every Tuesday or Wednesday, for a whole year, by simply buying a qualifying product with Compare The Market.
The Meerkat Movies customer rewards programme was unveiled to the nation last week, with 2 for 1 cinema ticket redemption across the UK via a voucher code on the Meerkat Movies app, which is available to Apple and Android users, or viahttp://www.comparethemarket.com/meerk...
Video: Naomie Harris reads from the Anne Frank diary #notsilent
#notsilent Naomie Harris reads from the Anne Frank diary
Join the #notsilent campaign by @annefranktrust to mark 70 years since the death of the inspirational young author.
Published on 9 Apr 2015
#notsilent invites everyone to mark 70 years since Anne's death in a minute of not silence, by filming themselves recording a 1 minute reading from Anne's diary, or alternatively, speak for a minute about their own life and hopes. www.annefrank.org.uk/notsilent
Published on 9 Apr 2015
#notsilent invites everyone to mark 70 years since Anne's death in a minute of not silence, by filming themselves recording a 1 minute reading from Anne's diary, or alternatively, speak for a minute about their own life and hopes. www.annefrank.org.uk/notsilent
Wednesday, 8 April 2015
No, Mr Bond, I expect you to die: How 007 would have been killed just seven minutes into the plot of Skyfall if movie was real
No, Mr Bond, I expect you to die: How 007 would have been killed just seven minutes into the plot of Skyfall if movie was real
- Action heroes would almost certainly die if they were worked in real life
- Medical experts have assessed several action heroes and their wounds
- James Bond risked death several times during Skyfall and even cancer
- Bond's DIY bullet removal left him at great risk of infection of paralysis
James Bond would have lasted just seven minutes into his last movie Skyfall before succumbing to fatal wounds from a uranium shot if the secret agent played by Daniel Craig was real.
A group of medical experts watched the 23rd outing for Ian Fleming's hero and concluded that Bond would have been unlikely to survive to the end of the two hour film, and would have died or been critically injured several times .
Within the first seven minutes, Bond is hit by a depleted uranium shell - an armour-piercing round normally used to destroy tanks that would almost certainly have killed the hero.
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James Bond would have died minutes into Skyfall - after being hit by a depleted uranium shell and then falling from a speeding train, where he could easily have severed his spine
As Bond fights in an icy loch he would have been likely to have died from the cold or lack of oxygen
In a feature for Total Film, the medical experts examine several different action movies to see whether the man characters would have survived their ordeal.
Other movies to undergo the medical assessment were Die Hard featuring Bruce Willis. Unsurprisingly John McClane would not have survived. Share
According to the experts, Bond's depleted uranium wound would have been fatal as it 'would have turned his lungs inside out and killed him'.
In the unlikely event the massive round did not cause catastrophic injuries, the radioactive nature of the ammunition 'would greatly increase his cancer risk'.
Bond cheats death throughout the two hour film, including when he is locked in a gunfight on the streets of Istanbul as he attempts to chase villain Patrice for a hard drive containing details of undercover agents
The hero effortlessly performs surgery on himself, but would have been likely to have lost too much blood
Not that growing old gracefully was ever likely for James Bond, who at one stage performs surgery on himself to remove a bullet, where he 'risks blood loss, lack of consciousness, nerve and muscle damage'.
He also faces a significant risk of infection.
Even jumping from the roof of a speeding train into a river presents its own risks, which probably should not be tried by ordinary members of the public as he would likely 'sever his spinal cord or break his neck'.
THE NEAR-MISSES THAT WOULD HAVE KILLED JAMES BOND IN SKYFALL
7 mins - Bond is shot in the chest by a depleted uranium bullet, likely to kill. If he had survived this the radioactive qualities of the ammunition would have increased his risk of cancer.
12 mins - The action hero is shot and then jumps from the roof of a speeding train into a river. The height of this fall would be likely to break his neck.
31 mins - After being shot Bond bravely removes a bullet from his shoulder. This DIY surgery would have led to significant blood loss as well as damaged his nerves and muscles.
2hrs - Bond fights in an icy loch. While the temperature alone would have presented problems, fighting underwater would have significantly depleted Bond's oxygen supply and could have caused him to drown.
While James Bond's Aston Martin DB5 has survived since 1960, it is unlikely the man himself would have
However, filming the movie can prove slightly dangerous as Daniel Craig has recently required knee surgery after hurting himself while performing a stunt in his final Bond movie Spectre.
Even Home Alone would have produced three fatalities. Marv and Harry would have likely died within hours of the movie's end while Kevin would have been killed within the first third of the film after falling from some shelves.
However, Tom Hanks in Cast Away could have plausibly survived on a desert island for four years - as long as he escaped relatively unscathed from the plane crash. Although according to the experts, 76 per cent of the time he would have died in the accident.
While Bruce WIllis' character in Die Hard, John McClane, pictured, would not have made it to the fourth movie
Tom Hanks in Castaway could have survived on the island - in the unlikely event he escaped the aircraft
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3029738/No-Mr-Bond-expect-die-007-killed-just-seven-minutes-plot-Skyfall-movie-true-life.html#ixzz3Wky6XOgK
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