Plans to shoot scenes for the new James Bond film in a graveyard in Rome have been blocked, by a mysterious and ancient religious order. Daniel Craig is filming his fourth 007 movie Spectre in Italy, including a scene in which Bond attends a funeral. But the Archconfraternity of the Departed, a religious order which historically provided burial for the poor and destitute, and which still has sway over the cemetery, has refused entry to cast and crew. Daniel Craig (pictured filming his fourth 007 movie Spectre in Austria) had been due to shoot a funeral scene in in Italy
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Daniel Craig is filming his fourth James Bond movie Spectre in Rome, Italy
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But  plans to shoot a funeral scene at an ancient cemetery were blocked
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Archconfraternity of the Departed had refused  to respect sanctity of tombs
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Production team hopes to rework scene at Museum of Roman Civilisation
Officials also blocked filming at the intersection of four 16th century fountains, where Bond was due to take part in a high-speed pursuit, because they were too fragile and too close to @placeholder’s presidential palace.