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Just for the record back in 2014 five weeks of filming in Rome costed 60 million $. I don't know if this is taking into account all the money spent destroying supercars (37 million $). Hopefully in Norway there won't be the need to spend 1 million $ just for cleaning the streets... XD
I've always felt that if they'd kept the bombastic through-line in the chorus (and avoided the high pitch + sudden slowdown element), they'd have had a very well-received 007 tune on their hands that would potentially even find its way into the conversation around the classics.
Other grants might be given too, as NFI's website suggests:
More about the incentive scheme can be read here:
https://www.nfi.no/eng/grantsfunding/the-incentive-scheme
Helicopter chase was shot in New Zealand but I don't have any idea about WHO camp.
The Snowman was filmed and set in Norway, with Norwegian characters, but included hardly any Norwegian actors/actresses (in credited roles).
https://deadline.com/2019/01/maggie-gyllenhaal-ralph-fiennes-farnsworth-house-1202541647/
He is also already onboard Kingsman: The Great Game and The Forgiven.
I had a read through the requirements of the incentive scheme again, and there's a qualification test in which the production must achieve at least the minimum required score. In it (it's a document you can download), there's a score awarded for including different elements under two categories: a cultural criteria and a production criteria.
In short, each production gains a score for including elements such as:
It looks like if the production qualifies during other criterias, they won't have to include actors or actresses from Norway.
And he's in talks to star in The Dig with Nicole Kidman, and has press coming up for The White Crow. How does he have the time?
Very good stuff, this possibly means we'll have a more traditional M in Bond 25.
Good. I hope they manage to keep the regulars on post craig, but for the mostpart dont have them do more than Q in ltk. Except wishaw, have him do as much as in sf-sp.
I wouldn't be surprised at this. Follow the model of what is widely considered the most successful part of Spectre.
It wouldn't be surprising if this is true. Worth mentioning though, B25 looks to fulfill a lot of the criteria only by being a primarily European production. Having a lead actor from a EEA member state is awarded a point, for example. Don't know how Brexit will affect this though!
Guess EON (and the NFI) have taken this into consideration during the application process. It does indeed raise questions regarding the future (from a production point of view at least). Like any other company that might be affected by the Brexit, EON probably have plans in order.
Yes, that's a likely outcome. Hopefully Brexit won't be something that hits the Bond production too hard – now or in the future.
She has. She told me.
She also said that she will be back for Bond 26, 27, 28...till she no longer can carry on.
When she can has had enough, she will hand the reins onto a new member of the Broccoli family.
She was adamant that EON is not for sale, and Mr.Nolan will not be producing any foreseeable Bond films.
This also has nothing to do with Bond 25 @PanchitoPistoles
It's merely a hope and a dream on your part, my old friend.