“We all had to hand over our mobiles when we entered the room. It went in a bag and was sealed, as if the British secret service had something to do with it,” says Van Gils.
“A game is being played, but you can’t help but participate. You are working on that hype and you do not yet know whether it is justified.”
Van Gils thinks “No time to die” is a good James Bond film. “It’s a classic Bond film with exotic locations, car chases, cars and motorcycles, beautiful women, of course, gadgets and a rousing finale.”
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