James Bond (Daniel Craig) attempts to lose his pursuers in the opening car chase sequence from QUANTUM OF SOLACE (2008) on the roads around Lake Garda. Stunt coordinator Gary Powell said: “It wasn’t the size of the car, or the amount of cars that made it complicated. It was the locations. We were in a very long tunnel, only 28 feet wide. When there are 40 cars going through it, at the speeds we were doing, it becomes a technical challenge.” | James Bond 007

From storyboard to screen. QUANTUM OF SOLACE begins with a high-speed car chase through the tunnels of Lake Garda. This sequence features over 40 cars and the complicated stunts required the production team to close down roads around the location for 17 days of filming. | James Bond 007

47K views · 767 reactions | Bond chases Quantum mole Mitchell (Glenn Foster) across the rooftops of Siena in QUANTUM OF SOLACE during the Palio race. The sequence took two weeks to capture and used the largest GoCam system (cameras hanging from wires that can be moved in any direction) ever deployed for a film. | James Bond 007 | Facebook