JESPER CHRISTENSEN COMPLETES HIS 'SPECTRE' SHOOT

Jesper Christensen completes his scenes in his third James Bond movie SPECTRE. 

Since Casino Royale in 2006, the fate of the shadowy character Mr White has been unknown. Jesper Christensen had filmed a scene at the end of Quantum of Solace which would have seen him meet his demise at the hands of James Bond. This scene, however, was cut from the movie and replaced by Bond confronting Vespers past lover. 

Removal of this scene allowed Mr White to be written into the story of the 24th James Bond adventure. Although the scene was cut from the film, parts of the ending were still used in the Quantum of Solace video game. Click here for the video

"I must not say anything about the new Bond film... ...I can say that it was fun"

Jesper Christensen as Mr White in a deleted scene from Quantum of Solace

Belgian actor Marc Zinga is reportedly cast in SPECTRE

It is understood that Christensen's role in this film is rather minor and that all his scenes were shot at Pinewood Studios in London. He commented that the "scene was damn fine". He praised Sam Mendes on his work and how he treats the other actors working on the film. He told press that he respects the privacy of the film, calling the series "almost a religion". 

Other sources have reported that Belgian actor Marc Zinga will be appearing in the film as one of James Bond's foes. This will be the first time that a French actor has been cast in a main role for a James Bond film since Patrick Bauchau in 1985's A View To A Kill.