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These filming images show the New Defender launching into the air.

The Defenders are subjected to further extreme tests at high speed in swamps and rivers.

The chase scene in Die Can Wait was directed by stunt coordinator Lee Morrison, who worked alongside Oscar-winning VFX and Action Vehicles Supervisor Chris Corbould.

"We pushed the Defender to its limits in terms of stunts and crossing, in order to generate maximum enthusiasm, enthusiasm, and to give spectators a glimpse of the uncompromising challenge of the incredible chase scene that you can discover in Dying Can Wait. "

Lee Morrison
Stunt coordinator

Land Rover's renowned all-terrain technologies, crossing capabilities and extreme durability have made the new Defender the obvious choice for the chase scene in Dying Can Wait.

“We have developed a new test standard for the Defender, the most difficult we have ever established, and entirely specific to this vehicle. Physical power and durability are measured by a number of different tests, including a bridge jump test which gave us the confidence to perform the stunts present in Die Can Wait, without changing the frame structure, put apart from the installation of a safety cage. "

Nick Collins
Land Rover Defender Vehicle Line Director

The testing of these vehicles was carried out by the inspiring Jessica Hawkins, selected by Lee Morrison, who discovered her potential in the Formula 3 W Series. He did not hesitate to offer her the opportunity to appear in Dying Can Wait, his first film.

“There is nothing more fascinating than being a stuntwoman in a James Bond film, and it is an honor to be a part of this incredible film behind the wheel of the New Land Rover Defender. "

Jessica hawkins

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