Daniel Craig spotted filming explosive scenes for Spectre in Mexico City
FILMING for new James Bond film Spectre is really hotting up, judging by the latest pictures.
Emerging from the rubble, Craig walked calmly through the scene of destruction following the explosions, as if it were a stroll on the beach.
Wearing his trademark navy blue suit and sunglasses, the secret agent looked out of place set against the carnage.
The crew were also seen finishing off the extravagant Day Of The Dead carnival scene – where the explosion will most likely take place – with large inflatable skeletons lining the streets.
Earlier this week, Craig was spotted hanging from balconies, while thousands of extras dressed as skeletons looked on to re-create the Mexican Holiday.
In new photos, Daniel Craig can be seen emerging from rubble following explosions as the cast and crew continue filming in Mexico.
The latest movie in the Bond series has been gathering momentum with the recent release of it's official trailer, and now these latest pictures are giving fans even more to get excited about.
The 47-year-old actor was filming the impressive scenes in Zocola main Square in Mexico City.
Although fans have seen plenty of images of the film being shot, the new movie has yet to reveal too much about the plot, although the title does hint at who Bond will be up against.
SPECTRE is an acronym for the Special Executive for Counter-Intelligence, Terrorism Revenge and Extortion.
The evil organisation appeared in the very first Bond film, Dr. No is 1962, headed up by one of the most popular Bond villains of all time, the bald, kitty-cuddling Blofeld.
Christoph Waltz has been announced to play the character of Franz Oberhauser with Monica Belluci as Lucia Sciarra and Sherlock star Andrew Scott starring as Denbigh.
Emerging from the rubble, Craig walked calmly through the scene of destruction following the explosions, as if it were a stroll on the beach.
Wearing his trademark navy blue suit and sunglasses, the secret agent looked out of place set against the carnage.
The crew were also seen finishing off the extravagant Day Of The Dead carnival scene – where the explosion will most likely take place – with large inflatable skeletons lining the streets.
Earlier this week, Craig was spotted hanging from balconies, while thousands of extras dressed as skeletons looked on to re-create the Mexican Holiday.
Ralph Fiennes returns as the new M alongside regulars Naomie Harris, Rory Kinnear and Ben Whishaw.
Spectre will be Craig’s fourth outing as Bond, but it won’t be his last as he is signed on to make one more film.
Spectre will be released in UK cinemas on November 6.
