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Spy | Based On Novel Or Book
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Best Achievement in Music Written for Motion Pictures Original Song | 2016 | Sam
Best Original Song Motion Picture | 2016
Largest Film Stunt Explosion | 2016
Best Song | 2015
2015 | Alessandro
Bond Embracing Maturity | 2015
Best Film Editing | 2016 | Lee
Best Original Score | 2016 | Thomas
Best Original Song | 2016
Best Cinematography | 2016 | Hoyte van
Best Art Direction Production Design | 2016 | Dennis
Best Visual Effects | 2016 | Steven
Best Sound Editing Mixing | 2016 | Scott
Original Song | 2016 | Sam
Biggest Disappointment of the Year | 2015
Best International Film | 2016
Best Male Voice | 2016 | Francesco
Best Global Actress in a Motion Picture | 2016 | Léa
Best Original Song | 2016 | Sam
Best Contemporary Hair Styling FeatureLength Motion Picture | 2016 | Zoe
Film Composer of the Year | 2016 | Thomas
Best Original Song Written Directly for a Film | 2016 | Sam
Film Composer of the Year For and | 2016 | Thomas
Excellence in Title Design | 2016
Excellence in Sound for a Feature Film | 2016 | Stuart
Most Egregious Age Difference Between the Leading Man and the Love Interest | 2016 | Daniel
Feature Film | 2016 | Lucas
Best Music Original Song | 2016 | Sam
Contemporary Film | 2016
Best ActionAdventure Film | 2016
Best Original Song | 2016 | Sam
Feature | 2016 | Lucas
Best Foreign Film | 2016
Best Action Movie | 2015
Best Original Song | 2015
Budget 245,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 880,674,609 USD
In the Ian Fleming James Bond stories, Hannes Oberhauser, who is the father of this movie's Franz Oberhauser (Christoph Waltz), was a skiing and climbing instructor who taught Bond while he was at Fettes College in Edinburgh, Scotland. In Fleming's "Octopussy" (1966) short story, Bond says of him: "He taught me to ski before the war, when I was in my teens. He was something of a wonderful man. He was something of a father to me at a time when I happened to need one."
Daniel Craig said that it was getting harder and harder to get fit for his shirtless scenes as James Bond at the age of 47, saying, "Am I getting my kit off in this movie? Of course I'm getting my kit off. I seem to be bare-chested throughout this film again. Yes, I've been working out for six months. I work myself to death to get fit. No secret method involved, just sheer hard graft. It's getting harder I will admit, but such is life. I'll keep going as long as I'm physically able."
Following the success of this movie, Mexico City held its first The Day of the Dead parade, complete with floats, dancers, and giant marionettes, in 2016. Prior to this, no parade had ever been held, despite the movie scenes.
First James Bond movie not to feature the iconic trumpet playing of Derek Watkins. Since Dr. No (1962), Mr. Watkins had featured on the soundtrack of every Bond movie until his death shortly after the release of Skyfall (2012).
In order to complete the London scenes involving low-flying helicopters, the production had to send out 11,000 letters to residents and businesses that fell within the fly zone. Supervising locations manager Emma Pill said: "The biggest challenge, however, was to light the river at night. This involved several weeks of preparation. We lit under each arch of Vauxhall, Lambeth, and Westminster Bridge, 17 arches in total. These lights then remained in position for five weeks. We also lit the river from 10 rooftops along the bank of the Thames, from Vauxhall Bridge to Hungerford Bridge, working with Lambeth Palace, Tate Britain, and the Royal Parks to gain permission. We also worked very closely with the House of Commons, County Hall, and The London Eye to keep various lights on or off, or to change the color of their lights for each night shoot." Each night shoot involved a location team of nearly 200 personnel that included Marshals, security, traffic management, and police officers. Pill laughed, adding: "That's a lot of radios to hand out and coordinate on a night, but it ran extremely smooth each time."
