Another accident occurred during the filming of "Bond 25"; the studio exploded, but fortunately no one was injured

The ill-fated "Bond 25" encountered another accident. According to reports, on June 4, local time, a "controlled explosion" of moderate size occurred in the famous "007 Studio" at Pinewood Studios. Although there were no casualties in the studio, it still caused some losses. In addition, the staff outside the studio were slightly injured.

Fortunately, after this explosion, Bond 25 will not stop filming, and the filming will continue as usual. A few weeks ago, the lead actor Daniel Craig injured his ankle during filming in Jamaica due to a stunt and needed to rest for two weeks. However, the crew of Bond 25 decided to shoot other shots at Pinewood Studios in the UK first, and then shoot Bond's plot after Craig returns to the crew. After the adjustment, the film can still be released in North America as scheduled on April 8, 2020.

It is understood that Bond 25 will not use the IMAX format throughout, but only in the action scenes. The rest of the shots will be shot in Panavision format. According to director Fukunaga, not only Daniel Craig, but also Ralph Fiennes, Naomi Harris, Rory Kinnear, Léa Seydoux, Ben Whishaw, Jeffrey Wright and other original actors will all return. At the same time, new characters such as Ana de Armas, Dali Ben Salah, David Dencik, Lashana Lynch, Billy Magnussen and Rami Malek will join the new film.

Daniel Craig

In the new film, Bond is living a quiet life in Jamaica until his old CIA friend Felix Leiter comes to ask for help. Their attempt to rescue a kidnapped scientist is not only far more dangerous than expected, but also takes Bond on a journey to track down a mysterious villain equipped with dangerous new technology. The film was written by Neal Purvis, Robert Wade, Scott Z. Burns, Cary Fukunaga and Phoebe Waller-Bridge. This new 007 film will be mainly filmed at Pinewood Studios in the UK, with locations in London, Italy, Jamaica and Norway. 007 is one of the oldest and most successful film franchises in history, with 24 films now completed.