Queen Elizabeth pitched herself to appear in the 2012 Olympic sketch alongside Daniel Craig's James Bond
In the wake of Queen Elizabeth’s death, screenwriter and children’s author Frank Cottrell-Boyce shares that
it was the late monarch’s own idea to participate in the closing scene for the London Olympics opening ceremony alongside Daniel Craig as James Bond.Cottrell-Boyce—who wrote the 2012 Olympics ceremony—says a member of the team was sent to Buckingham Palace in order to take photos of Queen Elizabeth’s ceremony outfit and other images for set building“The queen’s dresser said, ‘Why are you doing all this?’ And we told her, ‘so we can make it look like the queen.
“On the day we were filming, she said to Danny Boyle, ‘I think I should have a line,’” he adds. “She bagged that. She didn’t have a line in the script.”Track Health and Fitness The improved, curved sensor gets closer to your skin resulting in even more accurate wellness readings and you can develop better sleep habits thanks to Advanced Sleep Coaching.
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