Bond Gets a Lot of Action in First 'Spectre' TV Spot
Lights, camera, and action — lots and lots of action. And a second helping, just to be safe.
The first TV spot for the new James Bond movie, "Spectre," aired during last night's NBA finals game, and dazzled us with quite a bit of new footage not seen in the first teaser trailer. Most of it was heavy on the action — lots of explosions, car chases, exploding cars in chases, James Bond (Daniel Craig) punching people, people punching Bond.
There are also brief glimpses of other characters, including Eve Moneypenny (Naomie Harris); Q (Ben Whishaw); Lea Seydoux and Monica Bellucci as new Bond girls; and a shadowy Christoph Waltz as the big bad.
The TV spot doesn't explain much more in the way of the plot, other than it centers on some dark mystery from 007's past. As Moneypenny notes, "You've got a secret, something you can't tell anyone because you don't trust anyone."
"Spectre" opens in theaters November 20.
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