On Friday, three screenwriters were announced for the next James Bond film, due in 2011.

They are Peter Morgan, the Oscar-nominated writer of “Frost/Nixon” and “The Queen”; and Neal Purvis and Robert Wade, who collaborated on the past four Bond films as well as 2003′s “The Italian Job” and its upcoming sequel, “The Brazilian Job.”

Olga Kurylenko in InStyle Mag

The November issue of InStyle magazine features an interview and photo shoot with the Ukrainian model and actress Olga Kurylenko, who plays Bond girl Camille in the forthcoming Quantum of Solace.

Details of the interview are below:

Working on set with the crew
“English is not my first language, so the film crew would often…er…take the micky out of me, they’d tell me these wild stories that I’d believe, then later say it was a joke!”

On her bond girl character Camille
“…She kick’s ass! I did weapons training, body flight training for aerial scenes and stunt work for fighting”

On her co-star Daniel Craig
“He’s a really nice man, so supportive and encouraging. And very funny”

On her ideal man
“I know lots of lovely, intelligent men who’d make wonderful boyfriends…but there are all gay!”

Olga Kurylenko in InStyle Mag

Duffy is almost certain to be chosen to sing the theme song for the forthcoming new ‘James Bond’ film ‘Quantum Of Solace’, according to Nme.

The Independent quotes a source at Pinewood Studios, where the film was shot, has said that the Welsh singer is a shoo-in to bag the coveted role.

The newspaper adds that Ladbrokes bookmakers received a “very serious” bet on the singer being chosen, and have drastically cut their odds on her.

Amy Winehouse had previously been in the frame to sing the theme song, but sessions with producer Mark Ronson petered out and the pair never received an offer from the film’s producers.

Music industry insiders say the former Destiny’s Child singer has become firm favourite after first choice Amy fell off the rails.

Quantum Of Solace is due for release on October 31.

James Bond has made his official debut here with “Casino Royale” stars Daniel Craig and Eva Green attending the first Chinese premiere of a 007 film in the franchise’s nearly 45-year history.

Director Martin Campbell joined Craig and Green, the latest “Bond girl,” at a posh Beijing cinema for the premiere Monday, a day before the film opens in more than 1,000 Chinese theatres nationwide, the biggest-ever foreign film opening in China.

“After 21 Bond films it is pretty obvious that it is very significant to be the first Bond film to be shown here,” Campbell told journalists.

Casino Royale is already the top-grossing 007 film ever, with a box-office take estimated to be in excess of 500 million dollars.