RAF Northolt was used in Octopussy (1983) as the Latin-American airfield which James Bond infiltrates and, following some aerial entertainment, destroys a hangar. Read more.
James Bond flies his Bede BD-5J jet under Hurricane Arch Bridge in the pre-titles sequence of Octopussy (1983) while trying to evade a seeking missile. Read more.
The hangar that now houses Natural Building Technologies was used in the James Bond film Octopussy (1983). A mocked up jet, attached to the roof of a car, was driven through the hangar. Read more.
In Octopussy (1983) James Bond, and earlier 009, are chased through Black Park by knife-throwing twins Mischka and Grischka, as a stand-in for Germany. 007 has a little more luck than 009. Read more.
While being chased through 'East Berlin', British MI6 Officer 009 falls into a river in Octopussy (1983). The scene was filmed at Orton Lock. Read more.
Heatherden Hall appeared in another James Bond film when it was used as the British Ambassador's residence in Octopussy (1983). A half-dead 009 delivers the Fabergé egg here before expiring. Read more.
The Old War Office features in an establishing shot in the James Bond film Octopussy (1983), Bond meets with M (played by Robert Brown for the first time), Sir Frederick Gray and Jim Fanning. Read more.
James Bond emerges from Sotheby's following Kamal Khan after he wins a Fabergé egg at auction in Octopussy (1983). The interiors were filmed in the studio. Read more.
The exterior of the National Maritime Museum was used as the Kremlin National Fine Art Museum in Octopussy (1983), where Gen. Orlov has expensive jewellery forged. Read more.
In Octopussy (1983) a shot of the Taj Mahal from Red Fort is used to establish the location as India. Bond is actually travelling to Udaipur, but westerners might not recognise any landmarks there. Read more.
James Bond flies past the Taj Mahal in an establishing shot in Octopussy (1983). The shot, however, only establishes the location as India since he is actually on his way to Udaipur. Read more.
James Bond lands at Ganguar Ghat in a helicopter in Octopussy (1983) and is met by his Indian contact, Vijay, who is playing the Bond theme to charm a snake. Read more.
James Bond stayed at the Shiv Niwas Palace while in India in Octopussy (1983). Read more.
Monsoon Palace features in Octopussy (1983) as Kamal Khan's residence. Although all interiors were filmed in the studio. Read more.
While being chased through the Udaipur markets James Bond's tuk-tuk does a daring jump right outside the Jagdish Temple in Octopussy (1983). Read more.
The Taj Lake Palace is used in the James Bond film Octopussy (1983) as the titular character's retreat. Guarded entirely by women, the palace houses a secret sisterhood of smugglers. Read more.
James Bond is driven down Kurfürstendamm with M in Octopussy (1983) on his way to Checkpoint Charlie to investigate the smuggling of jewellery across the East-West Berlin border. Read more.
James Bond travels through Checkpoint Charlie in Octopussy (1983); he is driven there by M to find the train Octopussy is using to help Kamal Khan and Gen. Orlov smuggle jewellery through the border. Read more.
The rail tunnel under the B671 was used in Octopussy (1983) as the place where the carriages carrying the jewels and bomb are switched and James Bond learns of Gen. Orlov's plans. Read more.
James Bond steers Gen. Orlov's tireless Mercedes onto the tracks of the Nene Valley Railway at the level crossing here on Old Great North Road in Octopussy (1983). Supposedly this was in East Berlin. Read more.
It's from this bridge over the River Nene that Gen. Orlov's Mercedes is thrown after colliding with an oncoming train in Octopussy (1983). One of the stuntmen was only just quick enough to escape. Read more.
The Nene Valley Railway was used for the train scenes in Octopussy (1983) including the scenes where Bond fights with Gobinda and one of the knife-throwing twins on top of the moving locomotive. Read more.
RAF Upper Heyford was used in Octopussy (1983) as the US Air Force base Feldstadt, West Berlin, where James Bond foils Khan's plan to detonate a nuclear bomb. Read more.
