EXCLUSIVE NO TIME TO DIE Behind the Scenes | Bond's Jamaican Home | Stories from the Art Department

[@judyschoenbein3629]

Tremendous interview.. Especially as Raquel is my daughter.. So very proud of her and her accomplishes.. Thank you, enjoyed the insight 👍

[@jeffreardon3969]

The Jamaica scenes for me were the best in the movie. Bond off the grid. As I have said, I wish they spent more time in the movie of Bond in retirement in Jamaica.

[@Cest_Moi]

We need a directors cut released with the added scenes!!! In particular the edit at the end that has Bond escaping and going back to finish his book.

[@frankb821]

There is NO reason why Bond should not have escaped. I'm still angry about it...

[@progressivedemagogue8480]

NTTD is by far the most stylish Bond movie since Connery. Such incredible visuals regardless of plot etc

[@dalwingreen1986]

I have been waiting so long to talk about the art direction and the Jamaica house, it is easily my favorite part of the movie. Can’t get enough of “everyday James Bond” excellent video !

[@garvintimmann]

There was something , in the sensation of the Jamaican section, the club, boozing, trying to drive home, showering under the waterfall, it was rustic, outdoors, not caring about germs.

[@frankb821]

Art direction is such a key aspect of any film, especially the Bonds because the focus is style. Thanks for shining a light on it

[@dafrog491]

That shower is unbelievably beautiful

[@alexlamas6324]

Cool! My department! I was an assistant art director in United Scenic Artists IATSE Local 829. Although I did mostly storyboards and some art swing.

[@ryanbeard243]

Can always count on Zaritsky & Co to provide the most insightful Bond content anywhere. Love the Fleming inspiration with a modern twist.

[@andrewschimenti9542]

That was a great conversation!

[@matthewhelm3035]

Outstanding show! Enjoyed your guests very much. One of the best. Cool hearing how the designers created Bond’s world and reached back to the Fleming books and other films. The Jamaica scenes are some of my all time favorites. I particularly enjoyed how NTTD really captured the iconic ambiance of Bond in Jamaica. Cool Hearing about the Fleming chair! More like this David. Thanks for all you do!😎

[@treadstone1970]

King of the Bond content David Zaritsky does it again with another fabulous interview. Would love to know what all the hidden easter eggs are in Bond's Jamaican home residence.

[@jameshynes4096]

Love this. Thank you

[@CatchingBulletsBondFan]

LOVE that set and design!

[@Plally06]

This is great! I bought the books I could see but I missed the Jamaican novel. I’ll pick that up now. I love this house, one of the coolest sets in Bond. Great interview David

[@dalwingreen1986]

Do you have a list of the books !? I would love to buy them too !!

[@BritishCulture]

@@dalwingreen1986 I have reviewed five of them on my channel 😁

[@1114gabby]

I am just watching this. What a great and interesting interview. having worked on some films in my youth I know a lot goes into it. I think they did an amazing job on this home. I would have loved to see more of it in the film!

[@nigeldewallens1115]

That was really fascinating to hear those two, talk about what goes into the making of a James Bond film! it was really mind blowing to be honest and it does you god to get a snipet of an understanding as you begin to appreciate all the efforts of all involved! Thank you David ever so much I throughly enjoyed it and will rewatch it to get anything I might have missed perhaps?

[@blackdopecinema]

Awesome! 💯💯💯

[@debonaire_nerd]

*Daniel:* "Another day on set. I'd rather die." *Cary Joji Fukunaga:* "No time!" *Barbara:* "Hey...say that I again. I think i have an idea."

[@jsadowski5]

Thanks so much for this video! I could listen to the three of you talking NTTD for hours!🍸

[@simonfirth2018]

That was a fascinating insight into the detail. I really feel for these guys that put so much effort into every infinitesimal detail, only to have it not filmed, hidden, or cut out altogether. Reconciling that professionalism with perhaps a philosophical approach to the end result is something I would need to practice at! Great interview.

[@jmstar2029]

Great interviews, David. I really enjoyed listening and dreaming about being involved in a Bond film.

[@edwardhall7084]

Brilliant interview David

[@michaelpoplawski2998]

A great video with brilliant guests. I like the background detail of these sets and what it takes to develop the look.

[@robertkees6048]

I still can't believe they referenced "We have all the time in the world" from HMSS and I still didn't realize he was going to die at the end. I had no idea, matter of fact I'm pretty sure he ducked behind that rock and lived. He was discovered by some Tibetan Monks and nursed back to health. But the Monks had never seen a westerner and didn't know how to put him back together, so he looks different now, you won't even recognize him in the next Bonding.

[@themaypole]

Probably the most high energy one of these that didn’t include your friends and family, lotta fun over gardening and soup and a bagel

[@thatsMYFIVECENTS]

The location is Cocoa Walk Bay. The house was torn down after filming because a dispute with the land owner. You can take a boat to swim there and it’s beautiful since the fresh water and ocean water meet. Port Antonio is an amazing place to visit with beautiful people, music, food and natural gems.

[@edgarchaput1793]

Thank you very much for this interview, David. The process of filmmaking is so complex and detailed. Sets are no expiation. It was fascinating to learn how the decorators not only made their selections but also acquired the props given where they were shooting. Good stuff.

[@doitcom]

Great insight!

[@andrewstorm8240]

Such great content

[@markdeen9316]

I look forward to your posts....I am proposing(hoping) that one day you will do an episode regarding Rene Mathis....I realize that he was only in two episodes of the "Craig era", but I see his character as being an influence on Bond....I, always, appreciated the way Bond avevenged his death in Q of S.....if you have already done an episode on this, please pardon this request.

[@loganwb9894]

Great video! Love to have his house!

[@nslayton5]

God I want that house.

[@alen7339]

Any floor plans, where the bathroom, shower. And landscape,thanks...tom

[@Atticus75]

Top quality content again. A shame they couldn't get Ian Fleming's chair however a wonderful set design nevertheless.

[@jorad4887]

You're a boss! Just a killer!

[@DC9848]

Great interview, I wonder why film crews need to disassemble even these type of structures, I don't think the owner of the land would have minded to have a new beach villa.

[@nick000002]

Now I know I need a wooden toothbrush 🇬🇧😎

[@treadstone1970]

Bamboo. Can pick one up in any convenience store now. I have three.

[@nick000002]

@@treadstone1970 Thanks I just got one 👍🏻

[@cathiewndrlnd1197]

😍

[@discostu2246]

When you're watching this in Joyce Grove 👍🙂

[@ollieopolis9793]

I’m intrigued to hear your thoughts on the new Bond novel Double or Nothing! Excellent video as always!

[@marcdee4427]

Hi David , a bit of a random question for you. I know James Bond is known for his Rolex and omega watches, but have you checked out the new Tudor pelogos 39mm . This would be a great bond watch 😊

[@DafyddBrooks]

But I don't have rum or a rattan chair ! :(

[@maddestmax6522]

Bring back quarrel for the reboot

[@chronocommander007]

The lady AD is in the witness protection program. 🧐

[@LifestyleShortz]

Scr#w that movie - I love James Bond movies, but every time someone mentions this one, it reminds of a floater on a luxury swimming pool.

[@bolajialli8226]

NTTD is a competently made bad film.

[@davidcraggs7917]

It is sad that so much excellent work was wasted on an incoherent bloated story. Eon really need to get back to the source.