No Time To Die (2021) sets new Guinness World Records title

By: FSWL team

Published:
2022-01-09

No Time To Die Guinness World Records title

No Time To Die is the holder of a new Guinness World Records title. The movie set the record for the most high explosives detonated in a single film take, with a total of 136.4 kg of TNT equivalent used in shooting the climatic finale.

This is the team’s second title working with Guinness World Records for explosions and was achieved by EON Productions, MGM Studios, Universal Pictures, Chris Corbould and Event Horizon (UK) on Salisbury Plain in England on 8th March 2019.

Spectre (2015) holds the record for the largest film stunt explosion, while Casino Royale (2006) achieved the record for the most cannon rolls in a car.

Special effects supervisor Chris Corbould explains the Guinness World Record setting explosion:

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No Time To Die (2021) sets new Guinness World Records title

Special effects supervisor Chris Corbould explains the Guinness World Record setting explosion:

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