In 1962, James Bond made his debut on the big screen in Dr. No, establishing a cinematographic standard as a globetrotter secret agent 007 . From London to Jamaica and beyond, Bond's adventures have crossed the world, bringing the public to over one hundred real places in the last sixty years.

In James Bond Destinations, explore the iconic places that played a fundamental role in Bond travel. Each chapter offers unforgettable insights and scenes, such as the emergence of Ursula Andress from the waters of Jamaica, the high -speed car chase by Daniel Craig in Rome and the epic rendering of Roger Moore's accounts on the cable car of sugar pan a Rio.

At the beginning and mid -sixties, when international travels were a rarity, Bond's films fascinated the public, turning on the dreams of glamorous holidays and consolidating the franchise as a reliable guide to adventure. Barbara Broccoli, daughter of Bond's original manufacturer, recalls how her father aimed to transport people to magical adventures.

As the travels became more accessible, Bond experience evolved to keep up with the times. Manufacturers like Michael G. Wilson have found new unpublished or transformed locations known in spectacular settings, ensuring that each Bond film continued to offer the thrill of exploration. For example, the streets of Rome in Specter requested a meticulous block, while the Grande Canal of Venice was closed for the first time after centuries for Casino Royale, allowing Daniel Craig to navigate without obstacles to the bond of Daniel Craig.

328 pages 233 illustrations English language Outgoing in October 2023 L 25.1 x L 32.99 x P 3,89 cm Rigid cover in silk ISBN: 9781649802736 3,0 kg