BBFC confirms SPECTRE as longest Bond

Today the British Board of Film Classification confirmed the runtime and rating for SPECTRE on their website.

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The BBFC notes that the film makers were given advice during post-production in order to secure a 12A rating. An early cut was likely to have received a 15 rating and so some changes were made to secure the 12A classification. The changes concerned one scene of violence and another showing the aftermath of a violent act.

Running time is confirmed as 148 minutes (2 hour 28 minutes), longer than the 141 minute running time of Casino Royale, previously the longest Bond movie.

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One Response to “BBFC confirms SPECTRE as longest Bond”

  • ricardo huperegrino says:

    Hi

    Congrats then for beeing the longest Bond ever made so far; I hope the sucess will be enourmous as well

    ricardo from portugal

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