007 Stage

The 007 Stage is a production hall at Pinewood Studios equipped with an indoor water tank that allows filmmakers to shoot water-based sequences and vehicle stunts on a large scale. The space accommodates elaborate film sets and crews working simultaneously, making it possible to film multiple scenes or complex sequences in one location.

The stage was built in 1976 when a production designer envisioned a revolutionary space for filming. It was later damaged by two major fires but was rebuilt each time with structural improvements.

The stage has become a workspace where directors and actors collaborate on productions that reach audiences around the world. It serves as a meeting ground for filmmakers who come to create spectacular scenes that define modern cinema.

Access to this space is typically available only through guided tours of the studio grounds, as it is an active filming location. Visitors should plan ahead and understand that availability may vary depending on current productions.

The water tank in this stage is deep and large enough to work with real boats and vehicles, producing authentic footage that would be difficult to recreate otherwise. This has made it the go-to location for scenes where realistic water and vehicle movement are critical to the story.

Location: Iver

GPS coordinates: 51.55000,-0.53500

Latest update: December 6, 2025 22:09