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To commemorate 30 years of Pierce Brosnan's announcement as James Bond, Wolfram Books issued today a new edition of FOR ENGLAND, JAMES: NOTES ON THE VISUAL IMPACT OF GOLDENEYE.
The 2020 book, written by Nicolás Suszczyk, consists of a scene-by-scene analysis of the 17th James Bond adventure and paying special attention to the work of director Martin Campbell, cinematographer Phil Méheux and editor Terry Rawlings. This new edition, available worldwide in DRM-Free form through ZOOM Platform, adds a new section overviewing the style of the 1997 game for Nintendo 64, its connections to the source material and the many homages to the Bond franchise preceding the Brosnan era.
Along with this title, Wolfram Books also released a new edition of STRAIGHT UP, WITH A TWIST: THE DARING WOMEN OF PIERCE BROSNAN'S JAMES BOND. These books and all the Wolfram catalogue will have a 17% discount for a week until June 15, so... don't miss the boat.
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