Heatherden Hall stood in for the SPECTRE island where Grant is trained and assassinates a fake James Bond at the beginning of From Russia with Love (1963).
Here at the Zincirli Han jewellery merchants' Red Grant watched Tatiana Romanova enter Rosa Klebb's office to be briefed on her assignment to trap James Bond in From Russia with Love (1963). Read more.
The Sultanahmet mosque is used for an establishing shot of Istanbul featuring the Bosphorus and Hagia Sophia in From Russia with Love (1963).
Halaskargazi Caddesi appeared several times in From Russia with Love (1963) as the road outside the Soviet Embassy.
James Bond and Sylvia Trench enjoy a quiet drink by the Thames at Hurley Lock in From Russia with Love (1963). Bond is driving a Bentley for the only time in the series and uses...a car phone! Read more.
Istanbul Atatürk Airport is built on the site of the old Yesilköy Airport which featured in From Russia with Love (1963) where Kerim Bey's chauffeur picks up James Bond.
The Rolls Royce carrying Bond to meet Kerim Bey pulls up outside the Nuruosmaniye Mosque under watch of a Bulgarian agent in From Russia with Love (1963).
James Bond and his driver pull up her and walk through the bazaar on their way to 'Station T' to meet Kerim Bey in From Russia with Love (1963).
James Bond and Kerim Bey punt under the Basilica Cistern in From Russia with Love (1963) to spy on a Russian Consulate meeting above with a periscope.
When James Bond and Kerim Bey moor their boat in the underground cistern and walk to Kerim's periscope to spy on the Russians in From Russia with Love (1963) the scenes are filmed in Binbirdirek. Read more.
Although it appears to be some Turkish ruins, the gypsy camp in From Russia with Love (1963) was constructed and shot on the Pinewood back lot.
Tatiana Romanova is seen outside the Firuz Ağa mosque and is trailed by a Bulgarian agent in From Russia with Love (1963).
Tatiana leaves the LEKTOR plans for Bond at the Hagia Sophia while being watched by a Bulgarian agent, KGB agent and Red Grant in From Russia with Love (1963).
Tatiana Romanova crosses the old Galata Bridge (having since been replaced due to fire damage) on her way to meet James Bond in From Russia with Love (1963).
James Bond interrogates Tatiana Romanova about the LEKTOR while crossing the Bosphorus in From Russia with Love (1963).
Different parts of this station are used in From Russia with Love (1963) to represent Istanbul, Belgrad and Zagreb stations where the Orient Express stops.
The countryside around Crinan was used for the helicopter chase towards the end of From Russia with Love (1963), which culminates in the co-pilot fumbling a live grenade into his own footwell.
James Bond and Tatiana arrive at the Pier to the rear of Lunga House and take off in a motor boat in From Russia with Love (1963).
The loch was used for the boat chase scene towards the end of From Russia with Love (1963).
The bridge of sighs appears at the end of From Russia with Love (1963), although the two lead characters only appear with the bridge backprojected.
