ACTION VEHICLES FROM NO TIME TO DIE NOW ON DISPLAY AT BOND IN MOTION Action vehicles from the new James Bond film No Time To Die now on show at Bond In Motion Special Effects Supervisor Chris Corbould, Stunt Coordinator Lee Morrison and Stunt Driver Mark Higgins give insight into creating the spectacular stunt sequences in No Time To Die Bond In Motion at London Film Museum, Covent Garden, is the largest official collection of original James Bond vehicles in the world Included in the new display are: James Bond’s Aston Martin DB5 stunt replica with damage and bullet hits James Bond’s Aston Martin V8 James Bond’s Land Rover Series III from Jamaica Ash’s New Land Rover Defender 110 with continuity damage from Norway sequence Primo’s Triumph Scrambler 1200 XE as seen in Matera, Italy Nomi’s Royal Alloy GT125 scooter from Jamaica LEE MORRISON, STUNT COORDINATOR “I’m the No Time To Die Stunt Coordinator, responsible for a team of 100 professional stunt people. It’s my fifth Bond film, and the stunts get bigger and more ambitious every time. “All the vehicles we used in the film performed brilliantly. We knew we wanted to achieve something off-road and the New Defender didn’t disappoint. We put the vehicles through the most extreme conditions in a chase sequence, and they were unstoppable. “The three Triumph scramblers and the Tiger 900 we used were specially modified to handle the rigours of the action sequences in Norway and Italy, part of which can be seen in the first trailer. I’m really proud of the stunts we created, and I’m excited to see the audience reaction when the film is released.” https://www.triumph-motorcycles.co.za/
