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PECTRE’s Rome car chase between James Bond (Daniel Craig) in an Aston Martin DB10 and Hinx (Dave Bautista) driving a Jaguar C-X75. “I loved the car chase being a one-on-one speed battle, a game of cat and mouse between two of the fastest cars in the world, neither of which had been seen before.” – director Sam Mendes. Connect with #007 ...
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