Breaking

Books · News

Daniel Pembrey releases new James Bond Destinations book


EVER SINCE James Bond first made an appearance on big screens in 1962, viewers around the world have been enraptured by the globe-hopping nature of 007’s escapades.

From Jamaica to Rome, the secret agent has visited a plethora of countries around the world. Following the debut of the original film, the franchise has featured over a hundred real-life settings including monasteries in Meteora, Venetian palazzos and marble palaces in India.

Assouline James Bond Destination Book – £100

Stills from James Bond Skyfall Film

Stills from James Bond Skyfall Film

Daniel Pembrey – author of the Henk van der Pol detective books – has just released a new book titled James Bond Destinations which explores some of the mind-blowing locations spotted throughout the 007 films.

Published by Assouline, the book provides us with insider insight into some of the most memorable, iconic scenes from the motion pictures.

Stills from James Bond The Spy Who Loved Me

Stills from James Bond The Spy Who Loved Me

Albert Broccoli, the original Bond producer, always aimed to “take people out of their lives and transport them on an adventure to something magical.” Showcasing the timeless allure of the franchise, Pembrey now strives to achieve the same goal.

As a die-hard 007 fan himself, the author displays his respect, love and admiration for the Bond films through his newly released book – available to buy now for £100.

by Sophie Richardson

You May Also Like

SkinCeuticals Expands the P-TIOX Range with New Treatment Cream

SKINCEUTICALS has expanded its P-TIOX collection with its new P-TIOX Cream, a daily moisturiser developed to target static wrinkles, enlarged

Prada Finds Beauty in the Everyday for Fall/ Winter 2026

Prada’s Fall/ Winter 2026 campaign finds beauty in life’s quietest moments, reframing the everyday through a cinematic lens that feels

Panoramic Views Above The Bay At Althoff Villa Belrose Saint-Tropez

THE DRIVE up the Boulevard des Crêtes towards Althoff Villa Belrose moves us away from the centre of Saint-Tropez. As