007 Stage Pinewood Studios

Dimensions (L x W x H):
374ft x 158ft x 41ft High (114m x 48m x 12m High)
59,092.0 sq.ft. (5,489.8 sq.m)
Tank Dimensions: 297ft x 73ft x 9ft deep (91m x 22m x 3m deep)

The world famous 007 stage at Pinewood was built in 1976 for the Bond movie The Spy Who Loved Me. Since then it has been used by some of the our larger clients and famous productions to create amazing sets including Cambodian Temples for Lara Croft Tomb Raider, The Louvre Gallery for The Da Vinci Code, and The Chocolate River Room for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory to name but a few. Since the opening of the new 007 stage in 2007 famous sets have included the Greek fishing village for Mamma Mia! and sets for the latest Bond, Quantum of Solace.

Please see http://www.007stage.com for more stage history.

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Filmography: Quantum of Solace, 2008 The Prince of Persia, 2008 Mamma Mia!, 2007 Greek Fishing Village / Old Goat House / Donna's Room Casino Royale (James Bond), 2006 Pinewood Studios’ 007 Stage was home to the spectacular engineering feat that was the interior of the sinking house in Venice, where the climactic action sequences, including the bloody confrontation between Bond and Gettler and his henchmen, were filmed. In addition, a full-scale Venetian piazza was built for the conclusion of the scene, when Bond tries to rescue Vesper. The Da Vinci Code , 2005 Grande Galerie du Louvre set View all productions