According to a recent report, Christoph Waltz who appeared as the villainous Blofeld in last year's SPECTRE may have signed a contract for a further two James Bond films under one condition...
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Since the film's premiere in London on 26th October, Spectre has been smashing box-office records and has broken the record of the biggest opening of all time in the UK. Within just seven days it made £41.7 million and, combined with Ireland, Netherlands, Finland, Denmark, Norway and Sweden making a total of $80 million. 
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As the release date gets closer and us Bond fans get excited, EON released some new footage of SPECTRE in a new TV spot. Also, a few weeks ago we were treated to a new set of posters for the movie. 

The long anticipated announcement of SPECTRE's title singer has now been revealed. 

Director Sam Mendes was interviewed recently (see previous post) by the hosts of 'Test Match Special' on BBC Radio and confirmed that the title song for the 24th James Bond adventure has been recorded. 

Sam Mendes, the director of SPECTRE and Skyfall, was interviewed by BBC Radio during their 'Test Match Special' commentary segment and the subject soon turned to James Bond. 

It's official - SPECTRE has completed principal photography and has moved to post production. At 8am BST we were treated to a fantastic new trailer which shows a lot more action than the previous one. (Something a lot of fans complained about.) 

A video has been released showing behind the scenes footage of the Day of the Dead festival for SPECTRE. 

The first TV spot for the 24th James Bond movie was released during the NBA finals in America on Tuesday night. 

Over the past few weeks, the crew behind Spectre were spotted shooting what is believed to be the final sequences to the movie. The shooting took place on Westminster bridge and near Big Ben. Ralph Fiennes and Naomi Harris were seen on location in the early hours of Sunday morning whilst most of the street was cordoned off.