The Vanzie swamps and salt marshes were used in Dr No (1962) to film the scenes where James Bond and Honey Rider evade the 'Dragon', but Quarrel is not so lucky. Read more.
The '3 blind mice' amble down this street on their way to "Queen's Club" to assassinate John Strangeway at the beginning of Dr No (1962).
John Strangeway is gunned down following a game of bridge here by the '3 blind mice' at the beginning of Dr No (1962). At the time it was called "Queen's Club"
A shot of Tintagel House from the East of the Thames was used in Dr No (1962) to establish the location of MI6. Of the two buildings in the shot only Tintagel is still standing. Read more.
James Bond lands here and is photographed by one of Dr No's spies before being picked up by a suspicious driver, all under the watchful gaze of Felix Leiter in Dr No (1962).
James Bond is driven along the Palisadoes by a chauffeur working for the evil villain in Dr No (1962). Read more.
James Bond meets the Colonial Secretary here when he first arrives in Jamaica in Dr No (1962), although the building is referred to as "Government House".
The bar featured in Dr No (1962) where James Bond tries to talk to Quarrel, and is nearly set upon before Felix Leiter intervenes.
James Bond drives past the Caribbean Cement Company while tailing Miss Taro in Dr No (1962). Read more.
Miss Taro's bungalow was filmed here on the fictitious "Magenta Drive" in Dr No (1962). Called "Grand Lido Sans Souci" at the time it was a convenient location as the film crew were staying here.
Bikini-clad Honey Ryder (Ursula Andress) famously emerges from the sea here in one of the most famous James Bond scenes of all time in Dr No (1962).
James Bond (Sean Connery) and Honey Ryder (Ursula Andress) are seen at these falls shortly after meeting and avoiding the Crab Cay guards in Dr No (1962).
James Bond, Honey Rider and Quarrel evade Dr No's guards and walk up White River after being fired on at Laughing Water in Dr No (1962).
