Down by the sea's edge at Hôtel du Cap James Bond, on the hunt for Ernst Stavro Blofeld, strangled Marie with her own bikini top in the pre-titles sequence of Diamonds Are Forever (1971). Read more.
Mr Wint and Mr Kidd are seen on the Skinny Bridge photographing the body of Margaret Lacey as it is pulled from the Amstel in Diamonds Are Forever (1971).
James Bond is seen driving a Triumph Stag, commandeered from Peter Franks, to the hovercraft terminal in Diamonds Are Forever (1971)
James Bond is seen driving Peter Franks' yellow Triumph Stag over the Seven Bridges on his way to Tiffany Case's in Diamonds Are Forever (1971).
The frontage of Reguliersgracht 36 was used as the apartment of Tiffany Case in Diamonds Are Forever (1971). Bond is seen climbing the front steps and pressing her buzzer.
James Bond lands at LAX with Tiffany Case accompanying a coffin full of diamonds while under cover as a diamond smuggler in Diamonds Are Forever (1971).
The outside of Palm Mortuary appears in Diamonds Are Forever (1971) where James Bond brings Peter Franks' diamond-smuggling coffin to be cremated.
The garden of remembrance at 'Slumber Inc' was filmed here, where James Bond receives payment for smuggling and is knocked unconscious by Mr Wint and Mr Kidd in Diamonds Are Forever (1971).
James Bond tracks a cuddly toy stuffed with smuggled diamonds through McCarran Airport to a green minivan in Diamonds Are Forever (1971).
The outside of the hotel doubles for Willard Whyte's 'Whyte House' in Diamonds Are Forever (1971), although it has an additional false building superimposed behind.
James Bond plays craps here in Diamonds Are Forever (1971) and wins $50,000, after tipping the croupier. He gives $5,000 to Plenty O'Toole, who he met at the table and invites her for 'drinks' at his.
Tiffany Case is tailed through the casino by the CIA as she collects the smuggled diamonds and eventually escapes during a sideshow in Diamonds Are Forever (1971).
While this property belonged to Kirk Douglas it was used in Diamonds Are Forever (1971) as Tiffany Case's house where she finds Plenty O'Toole drowned in the pool and Bond waiting for her.
Tiffany Case follows Bert Saxby's van, with James Bond inside, across the junction of Flamingo and Las Vegas Boulevard on his way To Willard Whyte's Tectronics Plant in Diamonds are Forever (1971). Read more.
Back when it was Johns Manville Gypsum this site was used in Diamonds Are Forever (1971) as Willard Whyte Tectronics and Missile Laboratories.
When James Bond is pulled over by police, The Mint can be seen behind the officer in Diamonds Are Forever (1971). Of course The Mint merged into Binion's Horseshoe in 1988.
The Pioneer Club, as it was known then, featured in an establishing shot in Diamonds Are Forever (1971) just before James Bond and Tiffany Case get into a high speed chase around the Vegas strip.
James Bond and Tiffany Case are pulled over by the Police, after evading them at WW Tectronics, outside the Golden Nugget in Diamonds Are Forever (1971). Of course they don't actually stop!
Fremont St was used for a car chase between Las Vegas police and James Bond in Tiffany Case's '71 Mustang Mach 1 in Diamonds Are Forever (1971). The road was closed for 3 nights during filming.
James Bond is seen riding The Landmark Hotel's elevator in Diamonds Are Forever (1971), which used to stand here until it was demolished in 1995 to make way for a Convention Centre car park.
When James Bond contacts Q Branch in Diamonds are Forever (1971) Q's scene was shot here at the Aston Martin factory.
This house, designed by John Lautner, featured in Diamonds Are Forever (1971) as the summer home of billionaire Willard Whyte where he is kept prisoner by Ernst Stavro Blofeld.
