Salisbury Plain features in new James Bond movie

Part of 'No Time to Die' filmed in Wiltshire

Author: Henrietta CreaseyPublished 29th Sep 2021
Last updated 29th Sep 2021

If you're heading to the cinema later this week to watch the latest Bond movie then you might well spot Salisbury Pain!

It was used as a location for the long awaited movie 'No Time to Die', which stars Daniel Craig in his last outing as 007.

During filming several 4x4s with Russian number plates were seen zooming around the military training area along with motorbikes whilst there were several special effects explosions.

The Defence Infrastructure Organisation, the part of the Ministry of Defence (MOD) that manages the military land, say they're proud to be involved.

Salisbury Plain is no stranger to starring in blockbuster movies, it was used as a filming location for the war movie 1917.

World War One trenches and mock French farmhouse were built near Shrewton whilst a number of locals also starred as extras in the film.

Sam Mendes epic war movie '1917' was also filmed on Salisbury Plain

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