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007 Elements: James Bond Museum Opens On Austrian Alps
The first museum dedicated exclusively to fictional British Secret Service agent James Bond has opened on the Austrian Alps, where scenes for "Spectre" (2015), the most expensive in the long-running spy series, were shot.
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Tom Hiddleston 'Too Smug' To Play James Bond, Daniel Craig May Keep The Role
Producer Barbara Broccoli wants to cast Daniel Craig as Bond again
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Daniel Craig In More Bond Films? Actor Drops Hints Of Possibility
"The things I get to do on a Bond movie and the type of work it is, there's no other job like it. If I were to stop doing it, just say, I'd miss it terribly," says Daniel
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How Twitter is Responding to 'Scary' Jungle Book's U/A Rating
Just when you thought the Indian censors were done messing around with the movies you most want to see, the Board has gone ahead and given Disney's 2016 update of the beloved children's classic The Jungle Book a rating of U/A. This is a rating that indicates a film contains mild violence, sensuality and/or language unsuitable for children under 12....
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James Bond's Aston Martin DB10 Set to Go Up for Auction
If you want to feel like James Bond and have loads of money to spare, here's your chance. An Aston Martin DB10 which was created exclusively for the latest Bond film, Spectre, is set to go under the hammer at Christie's Auction House in London on February 18.
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Daniel Craig as 007 Again? Producer Says, 'Will Make Sure He Stays'
"I hope it continues with Daniel. I think he's great and obviously not just me, but also the audience. I will do everything (to make sure) that he stays," said Barbara Broccoli, producer of the James Bond films. Daniel Craig had said he'd rather "break this glass and slash my wrists" than play the superspy again
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The Virtues of Being 007. #SanskariJamesBond Trends Again
SPECTRE, rated UA, has had its kissing scenes chopped by half on the Censor's orders, triggering not only a chain reaction of jokes on Twitter but also public criticism of Censor chief Pahlaj Nihalani by Board member Ashoke Pandit
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Varun Dhawan is no 'Darpok,' Dave Bautista. He Accepts Your Challenge
Who would you bet on in a Dilwala vs Bond villain face-off? Varun Dhawan, the Dilwala in question, was challenged to a pull-up match by Dave Bautista, who plays the assassin Mr Hinx in new 007 film SPECTRE. He accepted and said: "I'm no darpok, bring it"
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Is James Bond More Moral Than a Drone?
One of the hallmarks of the last two James Bond movies, "Skyfall," released in 2012, and "Spectre," which arrived in theaters last weekend, has been the way director Sam Mendes has tried to reckon with who 007 might be and how the agency that employs him might operate in the context of the war on terror, mass surveillance, drone strikes and increas...
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SPECTRE and James Bond Keep Day of the Dead Date With Mexico
Actor Daniel Craig, actress Monica Bellucci and Austrian star Christoph Waltz, who plays the villain, were greeted by a jubilant crowd -some in the typical Catrina skeleton makeup -at the capital's National Auditorium
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007 Elements: James Bond Museum Opens On Austrian Alps
The first museum dedicated exclusively to fictional British Secret Service agent James Bond has opened on the Austrian Alps, where scenes for "Spectre" (2015), the most expensive in the long-running spy series, were shot.
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Tom Hiddleston 'Too Smug' To Play James Bond, Daniel Craig May Keep The Role
Producer Barbara Broccoli wants to cast Daniel Craig as Bond again
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Daniel Craig In More Bond Films? Actor Drops Hints Of Possibility
"The things I get to do on a Bond movie and the type of work it is, there's no other job like it. If I were to stop doing it, just say, I'd miss it terribly," says Daniel
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How Twitter is Responding to 'Scary' Jungle Book's U/A Rating
Just when you thought the Indian censors were done messing around with the movies you most want to see, the Board has gone ahead and given Disney's 2016 update of the beloved children's classic The Jungle Book a rating of U/A. This is a rating that indicates a film contains mild violence, sensuality and/or language unsuitable for children under 12....
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James Bond's Aston Martin DB10 Set to Go Up for Auction
If you want to feel like James Bond and have loads of money to spare, here's your chance. An Aston Martin DB10 which was created exclusively for the latest Bond film, Spectre, is set to go under the hammer at Christie's Auction House in London on February 18.
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Daniel Craig as 007 Again? Producer Says, 'Will Make Sure He Stays'
"I hope it continues with Daniel. I think he's great and obviously not just me, but also the audience. I will do everything (to make sure) that he stays," said Barbara Broccoli, producer of the James Bond films. Daniel Craig had said he'd rather "break this glass and slash my wrists" than play the superspy again
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The Virtues of Being 007. #SanskariJamesBond Trends Again
SPECTRE, rated UA, has had its kissing scenes chopped by half on the Censor's orders, triggering not only a chain reaction of jokes on Twitter but also public criticism of Censor chief Pahlaj Nihalani by Board member Ashoke Pandit
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Varun Dhawan is no 'Darpok,' Dave Bautista. He Accepts Your Challenge
Who would you bet on in a Dilwala vs Bond villain face-off? Varun Dhawan, the Dilwala in question, was challenged to a pull-up match by Dave Bautista, who plays the assassin Mr Hinx in new 007 film SPECTRE. He accepted and said: "I'm no darpok, bring it"
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Is James Bond More Moral Than a Drone?
One of the hallmarks of the last two James Bond movies, "Skyfall," released in 2012, and "Spectre," which arrived in theaters last weekend, has been the way director Sam Mendes has tried to reckon with who 007 might be and how the agency that employs him might operate in the context of the war on terror, mass surveillance, drone strikes and increas...
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SPECTRE and James Bond Keep Day of the Dead Date With Mexico
Actor Daniel Craig, actress Monica Bellucci and Austrian star Christoph Waltz, who plays the villain, were greeted by a jubilant crowd -some in the typical Catrina skeleton makeup -at the capital's National Auditorium
