It’s the 60th anniversary of the James Bond movies. That should be celebrated,and so will Amazon Prime Video. And how!
Daniel Craig has finally been freed from James Bond. The British actor had alove-hate relationship with the role, mainly because of the physical agonythat the shooting of especially skyfall were for him.
The Great James Bond Quest
Now he can take it easy, for example by playing a detective in Netflix’s newmega franchise. Meanwhile speculate bookmakers pressure off. Who will be thenew Bond?
Is it Henry Cavill, Idris Elba, or the recently emerged favorite from_Fantastic Beasts_? We have listed the most promising candidates according toBritish betting offices in this article.
However, the reality is that we will probably still be surprised by the finalchoice of producer Barbara Broccoli. She recently let go of the fact that itcould just take another two years before they even start working on the next007 film.
She did want to reveal that the new Bond will be a man. Can we put alldiscussions about the gender of the new 007 behind us. Happy.
Bond Day
Fortunately, fans don’t have to get bored in the meantime. Amazon, the brandnew owner of the film studio behind the Bond franchise, has two nice surprisesplanned.
Apparently October 5 is Bond Day. In addition, this year also marks thesixtieth anniversary of the film franchise, which the tech giant willcelebrate on the streaming service Prime Video.
Prime Videos The Sound of 007
The streaming service has dropped a brand new trailer for The Sound of 007.A documentary that delves into the iconic music of the James Bond films. Thedirection is in the hands of Mat Whitecross, who you may know from themagnificent Oasis documentary supersonic.
The documentary delves into the “remarkable history of six decades of JamesBond music, taking viewers on a journey through Sean Connery’s Dr No untilDaniel Craig’s last appearance in No Time to Die. ”
The music is explained by Barbara Broccoli, the producer behind the filmfranchise. “The adrenaline, the tension, the joy, the fear. You hear the Bondtheme and it gives you that shot, Broccoli said in the trailer.
Concert for charity
The documentary can be streamed on Amazon Prime Video from October 5, but itdoesn’t stop there! On October 4, the famed Royal Albert Hall will also host aspecial charity concert to commemorate the film franchise’s 60th anniversary.
Then we’re talking about The Sound of 007 in Concert. A long list of artistswill perform the iconic music from the films together with the RoyalPhilharmonic Concert Orchestra.
Don’t worry: you don’t have to book a return ticket to London. A registrationof the concert will also be coming to Amazon Prime Video later this year.Unfortunately, no release date has yet been announced. Ah, you can’t have