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 007 with his BMW in the Mönckebergstraße - Hamburg, Germany
N 53° 33.039 E 009° 59.824
32U E 566058 N 5933991
»Tomorrow Never Dies«: After a fight in Carver's building, Bond runs out of the building to his BMW. The whole scene was shot in Mönckebergstraße. Neither »Boecker-Moden«, nor the »Hamburger Presse-Stand« does exist anymore but the street at least.
Waymark Code: WMK143
Location: Hamburg, Germany
Date Posted: 01/27/2014
Views: 51
Just one James Bond movie was at least partially set up in Hamburg, Germany: »Tomorrow Never Dies« (in German: »Der Morgen stirbt nie«). They used the old »Terminal 4« of the airport (which is now »Terminal 2«), the exterior of the five-star »Hotel Atlantic«, and just the top (with fake signs) of the 1970s multilevel parking block behind what is now »Saturn« (an electronic store) near the central station.
After a fight in Carver's building, Bond runs out of the building to his BMW. The whole scene was shot in Mönckebergstraße. Neither »Boecker-Moden«, nor the »Hamburger Presse-Stand« does exist anymore but the street at least and the »steel trees«.
[The gallery pictures showing the the scene sequences are a courtesy by MGM Home Entertainment (1997/2001)].
Location type: Movie
Movie or Book Title: »Tomorrow Never Dies« (1997)
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