A Kings' Game - James Bond 007 Title Sequence Fan Art
- last month
Our vision of the next James Bond movie would feature an all-star cast, lead by Henry Cavill as agent 007 and directed by the great Christopher Nolan.
The story would be about a villain who is a chess champion teaming up with an AI to form the world as he sees fit, and of course to his own personal gain. Nobody knows his name, but they call him "The King". In our fantasy he would be played by Jake Gyllenhaal. Naturally, his majesty's one and only 007 has to come to the rescue.
Title song and sequence called for a retro vibe reminiscent of classics like Goldfinger and Diamonds Are Forever. Unfortunately Shirley Bassey had scheduling issues, but we were able to get the best alternative: Miko Reed brilliantly captured the essence of what makes a perfect retro James Bond title song.
Music and lyrics written by Andreas Langner. To see the lyrics just turn on subtitles.
This is to be considered Fan Art. Of course we do not own or are affiliated to the James Bond franchise. But we love the series, and in particular the films from the 70s and 80s. So, this video is meant as an homage to this great era of filmmaking.
The story would be about a villain who is a chess champion teaming up with an AI to form the world as he sees fit, and of course to his own personal gain. Nobody knows his name, but they call him "The King". In our fantasy he would be played by Jake Gyllenhaal. Naturally, his majesty's one and only 007 has to come to the rescue.
Title song and sequence called for a retro vibe reminiscent of classics like Goldfinger and Diamonds Are Forever. Unfortunately Shirley Bassey had scheduling issues, but we were able to get the best alternative: Miko Reed brilliantly captured the essence of what makes a perfect retro James Bond title song.
Music and lyrics written by Andreas Langner. To see the lyrics just turn on subtitles.
This is to be considered Fan Art. Of course we do not own or are affiliated to the James Bond franchise. But we love the series, and in particular the films from the 70s and 80s. So, this video is meant as an homage to this great era of filmmaking.