James Bond's Aston Martin accidentally crashes into Italian Lake
April 22nd 2008 14:07
The $AU282,000 Aston Martin that was to be James Bond's car in the latest film about the secret agent spectacularly crashed into Italy's Lake Garda. Amazingly, Fraser Dunn, the technician who was transporting the vehicle when he lost control, went through an iron guard rail and into the lake, suffered only minor injuries. Not so lucky for the car. According to producers, the driver lost control in heavy rain on a narrow bend. Mr Dunn was driving one of five DBSs to the set of the movie which had just begun shooting at this location.
The latest film in the Bond series starring Daniel Craig, Quantum of Solace, is due for release later this year. The movie has so far been filmed on location in England, Panama, Chile and Mexico, with a further trip to Spain still coming up. Onlookers might have been forgiven for thinking it was all part of the filming of the movie,
Ironically, the car was due to take part in a scene where Daniel Craig roars away from the scene of a fireball crash with a truck ending up in the water.
Quantum Of Solace's opening sequence is set five minutes after the end of Craig's first Bond outing in Casino Royale.
The girlfriend of the driver, Rachel Andrews was quoted as saying, "He is OK. But he is certainly not a stuntman – he is an engineer". I think he is one lucky man and can I just say ouch!
Photo The Daily Mail
The latest film in the Bond series starring Daniel Craig, Quantum of Solace, is due for release later this year. The movie has so far been filmed on location in England, Panama, Chile and Mexico, with a further trip to Spain still coming up. Onlookers might have been forgiven for thinking it was all part of the filming of the movie,
Ironically, the car was due to take part in a scene where Daniel Craig roars away from the scene of a fireball crash with a truck ending up in the water.
Quantum Of Solace's opening sequence is set five minutes after the end of Craig's first Bond outing in Casino Royale.
The girlfriend of the driver, Rachel Andrews was quoted as saying, "He is OK. But he is certainly not a stuntman – he is an engineer". I think he is one lucky man and can I just say ouch!
Photo The Daily Mail
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