Where is 007: Road To A Million filmed?
Some of the locations include famous spots where the original James Bond movies were filmed.
Just when you thought there couldn't be any more adventure reality shows, Prime Video introduces a James Bond style contest series.
Prime Video's 007: Road to a Million follows nine pairs as they take part in James Bond inspired challenges, answering questions set out for them by the controller all in the hopes of winning £1 million.
While the premise may seem straight forward, the pairs must travel across the world, to locations where James Bond movies have been filmed in the past, and one slight misstep could put an end to their globe-trotting quest.
As the pairs embark on a mission like no other, with backdrops of iconic 007 filming locations, just where exactly did they film 007: Road to a Million? Read on for more.
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Where is 007: Road To A Million filmed?
As confirmed by Prime Video, some of the locations that the contestants visited were the Scottish Highlands, the streets of Venice and the Swiss Alps.
In the trailer, we see two contestants wearing skiing apparel, with what appears to be the Alps in the background.
In the trailer for 007: Road to a Million, we see the Atacama Desert in Chile, the Austrian mountains as seen in the movie Spectre, and the Goldeneye location in Jamaica, as seen in Sean Connery's first Bond film Dr No.
Elsewhere, viewers can see the Ponte Madonna della Stella in Gravina, Puglia, Italy as seen in No Time To Die.
007: Road to a Million will be available to stream on Prime Video from Friday 10th November 2023 – you can sign up now for a free 30-day Prime Video trial.
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