A Tyrolean village in action - James Bond on behalf of Her Majesty in Obertilliach.
It is the most gigantic James Bond of all time with a 350 million budget, 450 crew members, 2000 extras and 240 days of shooting. One of the most important action scenes was shot in a sleepy Tyrolean village. Set-Jetting TV shows the original filming locations in Obertilliach/Osttirol. How did "Spectre" change the 700-strong community, what remains of the Bond house and why did a Bernese mountain dog from the Gasthof Unterwöger become an attraction during filming? Set-Jetting TV accompanies Austria's only night watchman, visits organic farmer Benjamin Schaller on his Alfenalm and lets Josef Schett show us the centuries-old art of processing sheep's wool in his company Villgrater Natur. When His Majesty's secret agent leaves, peace returns and Osttirol returns to gentle and natural tourism.
All information about the region of Osttirol can be found at:
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Set-Jetting TV brings together feature films and TV series with the tourist highlights of the shooting locations and travel destinations and is thus inspiration for a "scripted holiday"! The combination of original film scenes, interviews with celebrity testimonials and the portrayal of the region gives travellers new impulses when choosing their travel destinations. Further information can be found at Luxity.TV ([ Ссылка ]) and Set-Jetting TV ([ Ссылка ]).
