The HALO jump in TOMORROW NEVER DIES was a real stunt performed by professional skydiver B.J. Worth, who completed 80 jumps to capture the sequence. In the film, Bond (Pierce Brosnan) jumps from a C-130 cargo plane wearing an oxygen mask. The high-altitude, low-opening (HALO) technique means the parachute is deployed only at a low altitude after free falling from high up. | James Bond 007

3.7M views · 74K reactions | Enjoy *that* HALO jump where stuntman B.J. Worth made 80 jumps out of a plane shooting Bond’s high altitude low opening descent for TOMORROW NEVER DIES. | James Bond 007 | Facebook

Bond and Wai Lin escape from Elliott Carver’s Hamburg HQ in TOMORROW NEVER DIES. Did you know the printing press fight sequence was actually filmed at Harmsworth Quays Printing in South London? | James Bond 007