The Art of Bond: From storyboard to screen: the creative process behind the James Bond phenomenon

The James Bond phenomenon is unique. Never before has a single brand crossed so many generations, defining the pace for big-budget film-making in the late twentieth century and beyond. For the first time the people who created the Bond films – producers, directors, writers, designers - share their experiences and memories of what it has meant to collaborate on and produce the ultimate film legacy.

Drawing on the spectrum of all twenty-one Bond films, THE ART OF BOND features a series of interviews with the people who have made cinematic history, including Michael G. Wilson, Barbara Broccoli, Ken Adam, John Barry and Martin Campbell. Reflecting on the Bond genre’s wider impact, and how it has influenced their own ground-breaking work, are other film-makers including Steven Spielberg, Peter Jackson and Ridley Scott. Lavishly illustrated with an array of images from the exclusive Eon Archive including on-set photographs, concept artwork and exclusive images of Daniel Craig's debut in Casino Royale, this is a visually stunning tribute to the ground-breaking artistic, technical and creative talents of the Bond world.

Title - The Art of Bond: From storyboard to screen: the creative process behind the James Bond phenomenon

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Author - Laurent Bouzereau

ISBN 13 - 9780752215518

Imprint - Boxtree Ltd

Publisher - Pan Macmillan

Date Published - 06/10/2006

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Binding Type - Hardback

Dimensions - 257 x 257 x 25mm

Weight - 1421 g

Languages - English