Bond on Set: 007 Filming Die Another Day

by Greg Williams

Book Overview

A photographic journey chronicling the creation of a Bond movie and the only official companion to the Bond release of 2002, Die Another Day.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0752264990
• ISBN13: 9780752264998
• Release Date: January 2003
• Publisher: Boxtree, Limited
• Length: 160 Pages
• Weight: 1.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 8.7" x 11.2"

Customer Reviews

Great Quality for a Used Item

This book arrived much quicker than I thought and in much better condition than expected. After owning the latest two books by Greg Williams I thought I should also own the first as well. It has 100+ color photos from the production and behind the scenes looks at the film. I look forward to more work from Greg Williams in Bond 23.

One of a kind!

This book is one of my favorite because it has lots of behind the scenes pictures, quotes, pictures of the cast and crew. if your a Bond fan. You gotta have this book!

Very good 007 Photographs

This is really a very good book. Since I have been watching more of DIE ANOTHER DAY on DVD I have come to love this book. Strange in a way but its reminds me of a visual representation of the Ian Fleming novels. Very good item to have for collectors of James Bond.

Filled and Thrilled with pictures of Die Another Day

Bond on Set: Fiiming Die Another Day is perhaps one of the most unique 007 books on the movie ever. When you open it up don't expect to see text. This book is filled over the top with behind the scenes pictures of the cast and crew. Greg Williams does an absolutely fantastic job of showing off the film. Pictures include Rosamund Pike in her fencing suit, Michael G. Wilson in his cameo, Pierce Brosnan, Halle Berry, Rick Yune, Toby Stephens and many more. From the forward by Michael G. Wilson to the end of hundreds of pictures, this book is a treasure to all Bond fans!

Better than the Movie but Pure Bond

Whether you like DIE ANOTHER DAY or not this is a must have book for James Bond fans. The book is vividly and profusely crammed with black & white and color photographs. There are many production shots that you can leisurely take your time viewing in complete contrast to watching the film with its frantic and fast paced editing. You can now savor the moment. This is a high quality publication and I must say that the black & white photographs are the best thing about this book. It's a bit odd but they really give you a sense somehow of the glory days of the Bond films coming full circle.