Just a quick round up of trailer locations: AOL Moviefone - US Only ATM - Streaming MSN - International - Streaming Dave's Trailer Page - Quicktime from Hi-Res to 1080p (downloadable & Streaming) Enjoy... if you have any more links post them in the trailer topic. by SiCo

ComingSoon.net has provided a short video from the set of QOS, with boat stunts, exotic locales, and lots and lots of Olga Kurylenko! by Hardyboy

A week after it's publication, the latest James Bond novel, Devil May Care by Sebastian Faulks, has received mixed reviews. According to theBookseller.com, the novel "was judged enjoyable by most, but some of the reviewers preferred to highlight its faults". Jeffrey Taylor of the Sunday Express was the most positive reviewer, describing Devil May Care as "a warm-hearted, superbly crafted pastiche and like all good reproductions has its own unique quality . . . the depth of Faulks's research is staggering and relentlessly played back as the precisely judged chapters ease you along". Below is a round-up of comments from some of the reviews: "Smattered with plausible Bondisms" Daily Mail "Superbly crafted pastiche" Sunday Express "Sometimes it all seems a little familiar" Daily Express "Full of lazy errors" Mail on Sunday "A brave effort" Observer "A superficially classic Bond caper" Times "Everything is laboriously spelled out" Financial Times by Golrush007

London's Barbican centre is hosting a Best of Bond weekend over the weekend of 7th and 8th June, with the films shown based on the votes of the cinema's audiences over the past couple of months.The winners have just been announced, with the four films being shown:Saturday 7th June6.00pm - From Russia With Love (1963)8.45pm - Goldfinger (1964)Sunday 8th June  6.00pm - Casino Royale (2006 - not the 'spoof' version from 1967)8.45pm - Dr No (1962)You could sit through the whole weekend if you wanted, but it doesn't look like you get a discounted ticket for doing so - admission is £8.50 per film, £6 for the unwaged. by scaramanga1

According to the LA Times, Leonard DiCaprio has become a producer on 'Fleming', a screenplay by Damian Stevenson about the life of James Bond's creator, Ian Fleming. The current version of the screenplay begins on the eve of Fleming's wedding to Ann Rothermere, which took place shortly before the publication of Casino Royale, followed by flashbacks to Fleming's earlier years with Reuters, and then with Naval Intelligence during World War II. Producer Andrew Lazar pointed out that the aim is not to emulate the Bond films, but rather to show the fascinating way that Fleming's own life "informed the James Bond character". This is not the first production to tell Fleming's story. 1989's, 'Goldeneye' starred Charles Dance as Fleming. Also in 1990 Jason Connery played Fleming in 'The Secret Life of Ian Fleming', and in 2005 'Bondmaker' starred Ben Daniels as Fleming. by Golrush007

Bondstars.com are set to hold yet another fantastic reunion event, this time based on Roger Moores favourite Bond film, The Spy Who Loved Me. The event will culminate in an evening gala dinner in aid of UNICEF featuring none other than the man himself, Sir Roger Moore! The event is scheduled for 19th October and highlights will include: Members of the cast and crew in attendance Memorabilia stalls The Pinewood Studios tour Buffet lunch A digital screening of The Spy Who Loved Me in Pinewood's state of the art screening theatre. A Q & A with the cast and crew Following the day time spectacular will be yet another amazing event, dinner with the one and only Sir Roger Moore. The event will be held as part of the launch of his autobiography and UNICEF. Tickets are strictly limited and will be awarded in a lottery system, you can register your interest now. by SiCo

Quantum of Solace The Game Concept Art© Activision Activision have released a teaser website for the upcoming Quantum of Solace game, due to hit the shops in the Autumn. Visitors can currently view a handful of photos showing concept art for the game (hover over the flashing white dots on the map) and register to receive exclusive updates, not much else is known about the game at the moment, as soon as we hear more we will let you know. by SiCo

A third unusual incident has taken place on location filming for Quantum of Solace. An unidentified technician was attacked with a steak knife in his bedroom.  He was found on Saturday morning, and was taken to hospital in a critical condition.  He has suffered deep cut wounds to the head and hands. This incident follows two vehicle accidents, one of which seriously injured a stunt driver. by Golrush007

More news about Amy Winehouse and whether she is to sing the Theme Song to Quantum of Solace by scaramanga1

A quick update from BBC News: "Actor Toby Stephens, who played villain Gustav Graves in Die Another Day, will play James Bond in the first full radio adaptation of Dr No. Poirot star David Suchet will play villain Dr No in the Radio 4 adaption, beibng broadcast on 24 May to mark 100 years since author Ian Fleming's birth. The station will also air a documentary following Fleming's niece's attempts to find out more about her uncle. Radio 4 will also re-run Amis, Amis and Bond, featuring writer Martin Amis talking about his father's obsessive interest with Bond and Fleming's writing." by SiCo

The BBC are reporting that Amy Winehouse and the producer Mark Ronson are collaborating on a Bond Theme, supposedly for Quantum of Solace, although they are apparently working unofficially! Ronson said there are no guarantees the track will be used for Quantum Of Solace as they have not been officially signed up to release the song. "Hopefully it will get used. We're working on it and we'll see happens," the producer told BBC 6 Music. He said it was Winehouse who was first approached about the Bond theme tune. "They asked Amy, and I think Amy said that if she did it, she'd want to do it with me. So hopefully something will come of it," he told the station's Music Week's show. "The demo sounds like a James Bond theme, hopefully. But I don't know if it'll get used." Ronson ends the article mentioning that he hopes to be around for at least 12 more Bond films, so he's got at least 12 more goes at the theme if this piece is not used! by SiCo

A stuntman is seriously ill in hospital after crashing a car on the set of the new James Bond film, Quantum of Solace. Aris Comninos crashed the Alfa Romeo whilst driving on a notoriously winding road near Lake Garda in northern Italy. Another stuntman had minor injuries. A spokeswoman for the movie said filming has been suspended while the accident was being investigated. The accident was the second on the Bond set in four days, after an Aston Martin skidded into a lake on Saturday. Neither director Marc Forster, actor Daniel Craig nor any cast members were at the location when the most recent accident occurred. You can read the rest of the article on BBC News, they also have a video of their TV news report. by SiCo

The Imperial War Mueum is holding an exhibition all about Bond. Starting April 17th and going on until March 1st. For a look at Ian Fleming's life and his famous character - This exhibition will have on show many things that will be seen for the first time, including a selection of annotated manuscripts and fleming's Colt Python .375 Magnum Revolver, along with material from the films including the blood splattered shirt Daniel Craig wears in Casino Royale, Rosa Klebbs flick knife shoes; and Halle Berry's bikini from Die Another Day. There are also free screenings of early Bond movies such as Dr No, From Russia With Love and Goldfinger. by Jason Disley

Goldeneye, the Jamaica home where Ian Fleming penned all of his James Bond adventures, is about to become the hub of a $120 million celebrity resort.  When completed, the resort will offer 85 homes that will retail from $750,000 to $3 million; two restaurants; a health spa; a deli, supermarket, and watersports center. Chris Blackwell, the founder of Island Records and the current owner of the Goldeneye house and original grounds, says that he is launching the project to create jobs and to benefit the local economy.  "The Jamaican people are the root of my success and I want to give something back," he says. As for the future of James Bond's birthplace, Blackwell says that it is safe.  "I will keep Fleming's house as it is so that people can see the Goldeneye that he wrote in, but," he adds, "the future of this place is as a resort location." by Hardyboy

SEVEN thousand miles from home, 9,000ft above sea level and deep in the world's driest desert, the secrets of the new James Bond film are unravelling. 007 movie sets are always well guarded, but The Sun has managed to penetrate the baddies' lair in South America during the making of the new film, Quantum Of Solace. by Moonraker 5

He's saved the world countless times, but can James Bond save his home base of Pinewood Shepperton Studios? Thanks to the Hollywood writers' strike that shut down film and television productions around the globe, Pinewood Shepperton suffered £3m in lost revenues for 2007.  The main reason for the hit was the delay in the production of Angels & Demons, the prequel to The DaVinci Code, which was set to be filmed at Pinewood. Quantum of Solace, due to be released in the UK on October 31, will doubtless be a welcome financial windfall for the studio. by Hardyboy