On January 16, 1962, "Dr. 007 Promise" officially began filming in Jamaica. The Jamaican location was near Fleming's "Golden Eye" estate.
On February 26, 1962, after finishing the location shooting in Jamaica, the crew moved back to the Pinewood Studios in London and continued filming at the Pinewood Studios in the United Kingdom. It was shot at the Pinewood Studios in London, which became the royal studio for 007 movies. On March 2, Terrence Young filmed Connery as the first scene of James Bond’s first meeting with the audience. The most memorable line in the 007 movie was also on this day. The shooting is complete. The final scene of the film was the scene where Ursula was tied in a pool. The crabs that were originally prepared were unable to meet the shooting requirements because of the ice block, so the flooding scene had to be designed temporarily.
