Daniel Craig disturbed residents on London’s River Thames while filming a helicopter and speedboat chase for ‘Spectre’.
Annoyed locals living nearby were left struggling to sleep when the helicopter circled above their homes on Monday night (18.05.15) until midnight.
While one Twitter user found it "super cool" they were filming the new Bond film, although others weren’t too pleased to hear a helicopter hovering above their homes late at night.
One user wrote: "Really really loud James Bond helicopter over my house.
"Super cool that there’s a new Bond film . . . Less so when it means a helicopter circling your flat. (sic)"
But one female from Pimlico was amazed cameraman, stuntmen and special effects designers suddenly appeared on dating app Happn, which allows you to track people you pass by.
She told the New York Post newspaper: "All these guys who were stuntmen or cameramen or underwater filmographer and special effects designers."
The ‘Skyfall’ actor was joined by co-star, French actress Léa Seydoux as they shot the high-octane speedboat chase, passing iconic London landmarks including Westminster and Vauxhall bridges, MI5’s headquarters and the Houses Of Parliament.
James Bond action scene filming annoys residents
