After the opening credits (featuring a solid Bond song), a chase scene draws attention immediately.

We analyze the music that accompanies the hero's travels to emblematic “exotic” places, by studying the tourist imaginaries that they convey, help to reinforce or reconfigure. Casino Royales poker scenes may be more stylised than. This paper aims to show how the music composed for these movies contributes to the creation of topoi by promoting exoticism and orientalism, notably through the use of local instruments and musical motifs and through the representation, on screen, of traditional musical and artistic practices (singing, dancing, etc.). This change of scenery, far from depending solely on the filming locations, is in fact literally skilfully orchestrated. Each new film must explore new destinations, and the audience expects a change of scenery. The man that Bond chases in the sequence is played by Sbastien Foucan, who definitely brought a certain expertise to the scene as he was actually one of. The various films of the two successful spy franchises, James Bond and Mission: Impossible, are distinguished not only by their lead actors (heroes and antagonists), but also by their geographical settings. The opening parkour chase is one of Casino Royale’s most spectacular set pieces one of the most exciting in the entire franchise, in fact and it took a whopping six weeks to shoot.