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First Look: New Quantum of Solace Photos!

Source:Columbia Pictures

September 25, 2008

As part of ComingSoon.net's week-long coverage of the anticipated 22nd James Bond movie Quantum of Solace, Columbia Pictures has provided ComingSoon.net with six new images from the second movie in the series to star Daniel Craig in the role of MI6 agent 007 and the first directed by Marc Forster (Finding Neverland). The pictures include two images from two of the film's key action scenes, a couple more of Craig and his comely co-star Olga Kurylenko, and one of Forster.

Check back on Monday for Heather Newgen's report on her visit to London's Pinewood Studios and some of the other fun activities she took part in while there, and you can still read Daniel Craig and director Marc Forster's answers to your questions here.

If you want to see larger hi-res versions of the pictures, just click on each of the images below:

Quantum of Solace opens on November 14.

COMMENTS (42)

Posted by:

The Long Movie

September 25, 2008

That eye is spooky.

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Austin

September 25, 2008

Is anyone else kinda sad the movie is less than 2 hours long? i mean I dont want another X Men 3 ( only a hour and 45)

Posted by:

The Long Movie

September 25, 2008

As long as it's good and has a few decent chases.

Posted by:

RivenWinner

September 25, 2008

Can't wait to see those Alfa-Romeos trashed by the Aston-Martin.

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Brian

September 25, 2008

haha austin r u dumb. its going 2 b like 2 hours and 20 minutes

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Aragorn189

September 25, 2008

Brian they already announced officially that the film's length is 106 minutes. So its just under two hours. Apparently this film has the return of the Walther PPK. Awesome. Not that there was anything wrong with the Walther P99 or even the Walther P5 in Octo ***** way back when. It'll be nice to see him using that gun again.

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Mick

September 25, 2008

Austin, X3 sucked because of a bad script, not lenght. Think

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Brian

September 25, 2008

ok i only saw a pre-screening of it and it was almost 3 hours and i was told the studio wanted it around 2 hours and 20 minutes

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Cam

September 25, 2008

What Mick said...