Due to the high level of secrecy regarding the film content, the scenes filmed and the famous hotel guests, the Seevilla became a kind of high-security wing for this period. In addition, the Romantik Hotel hosted the stars of the James Bond film for the duration of the shooting and the leading actor Daniel Craig himself was a guest for two days in the idyllic hotel on the shore of Lake Altaussee. Hotel tip at Altausseer lakeĮven though the Romantik Hotel Seevilla can not be seen directly in the movie, the Seevilla still plays a big role, as the view from the hotel is the backdrop of the movie. James Bond takes a boat, a so-called Plätte, to the hunting lodge at Altausseer lake. There a scene was shot which was decisive for the plot of the film. The main film shoots took place directly on the deep winter lake and the lake meadow at the rear end of the Altausseer lake. The Altausseer lake was quickly declared a restricted zone, as the production team with several hundred employees and numerous trucks arrived. In January 2015 the tranquil Altaussee was transformed into the film location of "Spectre". Here at the beautiful Altausseer lake a pure play scene was shot.
However, the shooting was comparatively quieter as there were no riots or explosions. ALTAUSSEEĪltaussee was also chosen in 2015 as the backdrop for the James Bond film "Spectre". In general, the preparatory work for the shooting was very complex, which is why it began already in September 2014. Particularly spectacular are the shots from a forest near the skiing area Golzentipp, where a sports plane was chased through. In addition, the film was shot directly on the slope, for which the ski lift was closed for two days. Artificial snow was used to create a particularly wintry backdrop. In addition to the rebuilt wooden house, which Obertilliach's residents only called a "Bond House", the listed town centre also served as a film backdrop. The leading actor Daniel Craig was personally on location for three days. A total of four different locations in Obertilliach were used for "Spectre". For the elaborate shooting a wooden house in Styria had been dismantled and rebuilt especially for the scenes at the upper edge of a slope in the skiing area Golzentipp. The film crew arrived there with artificial snow, a sports plane and a wooden house from Styria. OBERTILLIACHīeside Sölden also the contemplative municipality Obertilliach in East Tyrol became the scene of James Bond pictures. In the following weeks scenes with stuntmen followed and after about three weeks of shooting time the fast car rides and shootings in front of the white mountain scenery were in the box. Hinx Dave Bautista, were shot in January under strict safety regulations. The scenes, starring Daniel Craig, Bond-Girl Léa Seydoux and Mr. Even the Glacier Road and especially the 1.8 km long tunnel Rosi-Mittermaier were opened exclusively for filming in winter. In the middle of the ski resort of Sölden in the Ötztal Alps, the mountain station made of curved steel ribs and the unique summit restaurant in ice cube design were used as backdrops for the spectacular scenes. Thanks to his commitment, the collaboration went smoothly. When he realized that the production company was interested in Sölden as a film set, he contacted the filmmakers via the Austrian film commission "Location Austria". The boss of the Söldner mountain railway, Jakob Falkner, took the opportunity to place Sölden as a James Bond location. On the highest road in the Alps, breath-taking shots were shot for "Spectre". SÖLDENĮspecially for action scenes high in the Austrian Alps, Sölden served in 2015 as an ideal location for the James Bond movie. For the film "Spectre", Austria was a particularly good choice as winter shots were required and it was therefore shot directly at three different locations in beautiful Austria for "Spectre". Thanks to the varied nature and fantastic mountain and lake scenery, Austria offers ideal conditions for photography and filming. For the Bond film "Spectre", released in 2015, three breath-taking locations in Austria serve as the backdrop for the exciting film. Among others, the film "Der Hauch des Tode" was shot in 1987 at Weissensee in Carinthia. Austria has already been the location for James Bond films many times before. Unique backdrops with that certain something and often the world's most beautiful and hidden locations have always served the films as a location. Especially the locations are spectacular. Back Famous film locations in Austria: James Bond Film Spectreįor many decades James Bond has been considered worldwide as probably the best-known secret agent who fascinates film by film masses of viewers.
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