The multi-million dollar SPECTRE opened in cinemas late last year to a raft of expectation and a record-breaking first week at the box office. Although, as time would tell, the financial takings did not top its predecessor, the tone of SPECTRE struck a chord with many, and harkened back to an easier, more cavalier era of Bond. As its Associate Producer Gregg Wilson explains to MI6 in this issue, SPECTRE is bigger and bolder by design, and reveals an unburdened Bond.

As well as conversations with Wilson, Ben Whishaw and Naomie Harris, this issue of MI6 Confidential magazine cast an eye back at the box office and global premieres of the 24th Bond film, and inspect the way the film was marketed via EON's many promotional partners.

Issue #34 Includes:

	SPECTRE Around The World - The world and regional premieres from London to Mexico
	SPECTRE At The Box Office - Full analysis of the financials from opening to Blu-Ray release
	Top Of His Game - Gregg Wilson on the bigger, bolder Bond
	The Home Front - Ben Whishaw & Naomie Harris discuss returning to the franchise
	The Brands Of SPECTRE - The promotional partners and tie-in campaigns
	The 'Simplexity' Of The Martini - Belvedere's head mixologist dissects the drink
	DB10 Goes Miniature - Bond's unique Aston is painstakingly recreated by Corgi
	The Bond Connection - Sir Roger Moore's collaboration with Liberty Fabrics

Issue #34 is now shipping around the world. To order online, visit www.mi6confidential.com