According to AICN, the upcoming James Bond movie, “Quantum of Solace,” will premier its trailer in front of Will Smith‘s “Hancock” on July 2nd. It is assumed that the trailer will then be released online.
In other Bond news, Paul Haggis, who wrote “Casino Royale” and “Quantum of Solace,” has revealed to IGN that he is interested in helming a Bond movie himself. Haggis has recently directed the anti-Iraq War drama, “In The Valley of Elah” and the Oscar-winner “Crash” before that.
“Look what Martin [Campbell] did with Casino Royale, he shot for 120 days, it's so difficult to do something like that and I'm not sure that I'm up for that Herculean feat. When I've made four or five films I'd like to do a Bond film, or something like that.”
Haggis of course is weary about overworking on film sets as he famously had a heart attack during the filming of ‘Crash', and had to persuade a doctor that he was well enough to resume shooting the film.
For now he is happy just penning the adventures of 007:
“I love writing Bond, it's fun. I get to be part of a team, who are re-exploring the classic character, reinventing something that I loved when I was young.”
