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This week he is in London filming scenes for the latest James Bond film, Skyfall, expected to be released later this year.

"I'm playing the bad guy's double. I can't reveal anything but all I can say is that it has been really good so far," said Damien. "The expectation is really high and it has been quite intense. "Everything you do, they want to be bigger, better, stronger, faster and to be as high a level as it can."

Naomie is delighted that most of her scenes in 'Skyfall' are alongside Daniel.

She said: "My scenes are largely with Daniel, which is fantastic. You never really know until you start working with someone, but thankfully he's absolutely gorgeous and very open and completely down-to-earth."

The actress is thrilled by her part in the film, but admits she would have signed up regardless of the character.

She told Empire magazine: "I love the Bond movies, so I probably would have done it whatever, but Eve is actually a great role. She's attractive and intelligent and multi-dimensional, she's got a lot going on."

A SERIOUS fire broke out at Pinewood Studios while the latest James Bond blockbuster was being filmed there.

Around 30 fire fighters from Gerrards Cross, Beaconsfield, High Wycombe, Great Missenden, London and Berkshire were called to the incident on Friday, January 27 at 9.59pm.

They managed to prevent the blaze, which started in a catering lorry being used to feed the cast and crew of new Bond film Skyfall, from causing serious damage to the rest of the studios in Iver Heath.

It was discovered by on site security staff who called the emergency services.

Denis Melia, of Gerrards Cross fire station, said: "The lorry was well alight, with flames reaching the top of the adjacent building.

"Crews from Gerrards Cross and Slough used a hose reel and main jet to tackle the fire, which was now spreading to the roof from becoming fully involved and the incident from becoming much more serious."

It is believed that the cause of the fire was a fault in either the electrical or gas supply to the catering lorry.

The fire crew from Gerrards Cross stayed at the scene until around 1am when the blaze was completely extinguished.

The incident has not affected the production of the film, which will continue being made this week.