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Taxi 3: when Sylvester Stallone played Luc Besson's spy Taxi 3: when Sylvester Stallone played Luc Besson's spy EuropaCorp This James Bond parody opening appearance. Pierce Brosnan was also courted... TF1 rebroadcasts the Taxi saga on Thursday night. At 9:05 pm, place at number 3, released in January 2003 at the cinema (in front of a movie called Un Taxi pour trois … which cannot be invented!). Directed by Gérard Krawczyk from a script by Luc Besson, Taxi 3 opens with a cameo by Sylvester Stallone , a spy who tries to escape mysterious villains, who is boarded at high speed in the streets of Marseille by Daniel (Samy Naceri) before from being left under a helicopter and setting off on new adventures... This intro scene overtly parodies James Bond, and at the time this cameo was also offered to Pierce Brosnan, but the 007 interpreter's current contract forbade him to wear the costume without the producers' consent. Luc Besson then thought of Sly, who announced in an interview that he would have liked to have shot in one of his films. Ironically, Brosnan lost his contract shortly thereafter and Die Another Day, released in 2002, remains his final Bond incarnation. Stallone agreed to film this action scene on the condition that it be filmed in Los Angeles, near his home. Samy Naceri and a small crew therefore went to the United States in time to film the sequence, after which part of the chase was filmed in France to be able to “cheat“ as the entire scene was filmed on screen. place in Marseille. Sly was voiced by his official French voice, Alain Dorval. Here is the excerpt: Song Provided to YouTube by Columbia Making of (Génériq) (BOF Taxi 3) · Dadoo France History X ℗ 2003 Sony Music Entertainment (France) S.A. Released on: 2003-04-14 Producer: Kore & Skalp Composer, Lyricist: Daniel Camara Assistant Engineer, Unknown: Samuel Potin Assistant Engineer, Unknown: Fabrice Saure Composer: Kore Composer: Scalp Mixing Engineer: Tommy Uzzo Auto-generated by YouTube.
