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Four-time Oscar nominee Peter Lamont, who worked on 18 James Bond films and received an Academy Award for production design for "Titanic," has died. He was 91.Lamont's death was disclosed Friday by the official 007 account on Twitter, which posted a statement by producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli that reads, "Peter Lamont was a much beloved member of the Bond family and a giant in the industry. Inextricably linked with the design and aesthetic of James Bond since...
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Broccoli managed to get her female-fronted actioner “The Rhythm Section” into theaters in early 2020, but her new Bond movie “No Time to Die” became the first major film to be rescheduled in the wake of the coronavirus shutdown, with its release moved from April to November 2020, then to the next April in 2021. Since taking over the 007 franchise with half-brother Michael G. Wilson in 1995, she’s diversified its cast and psychoanalyzed the superspy, exposing the roots of his brutish tendencies. Broccoli has also shown a progressive bend in her non-Bond activities, supporting British Time’s Up and joining a team of producers including Whoopi Goldberg for a film about the pursuit of justice for lynching victim Emmett Till, to be directed by Chinonye Chukwu.
