James Bond 25 shoot sees ‘FURY and PROTESTS over filming explosions in Norwegian forests’

Principal photography on James Bond 25 is set to start next month with Norway and Italy being all but confirmed for locations. However, plans for the shoot in Norway have allegedly been met with fury from environmentalists. According to The Sun, Daniel Craig’s final 007 movie is set to erect buildings for the purpose of being blown up in massive explosions. The outlet alleges that the shoot is taking place in Southern Norway’s Trehorningen forests and that ski groups say they have had to divert their routes.

The plans have seen protests for environmentalists, which could lead to delays in shooting Bond 25 costing thousands of pounds.

An industry insider said: “Norway’s environmental policies are deemed to be among the best worldwide and natives are hugely sensitive to the issues caused by the high budget set.

“Trekkers who hike and ski in the area are understandably appalled by areas of the nature being cleared of snow.

“But officials have claimed that all traces of the filming will be gone by spring.”