James Bond Destinations

The James Bond Destinations book chronicles over six decades of the franchise's real-world filming locations, spanning more than a hundred sites across the globe. Each chapter provides insider context on iconic scenes, from Ursula Andress emerging from Jamaican waters to Daniel Craig's high-speed car chase through Rome and Roger Moore's cable car confrontation in Rio. The volume traces how producers sourced and transformed locations over time, including the closure of Venice's Grand Canal for Casino Royale and the meticulous street-blocking required for Spectre's Rome sequences. Its narrative draws on contributions from figures such as Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson, grounding the visual storytelling in production history.