She just wasn't expecting that from the 007 franchise.
The critically acclaimed actress, 88, recently explained why she came away from shooting Skyfall a little disappointed.– were told they would be spending a considerable amount of time at the Scottish house seen at the end of the blockbuster where all the action happened.
However, she was dissatisfied to later learn they would be there for less than 24 hours as the movie was mainly filmed in Aldershot. She shared her feelings during an episode of BBC One’s Countryfile on Sunday and said: ‘Albert Finney and I were going to go to Scotland and [we were told] “Oh you’ll be there for two weeks, certainly”.
‘We got intensely excited. I said, “Oh my God.” I said, “I love it so much.” Well, we flew up at something like 7:30 in the evening, I think and we arrived at our hotel, and we stayed there.She was disappointed they didn’t film more in Scotland ‘And we were in Glencoe at 5:30 in the morning. We were back on the 7:30pm plane at night. So the house in Skyfall was built on Ministry of Defense land at Aldershot.
Elsewhere in the programme that was dedicated to the Belfast actress, she became emotional after Hamza Yassin
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