sir ken adam, james bond production designer, dies aged 95 - visualiser

The production designer Sir Ken Adam is known for filming Dr. straglov and seven James Bond films at the age of 95.
On Thursday, his home in London died of a short hospital stay.
Sir Ken's famous scenes include Dr. straglov's triangle Pentagon war room and the villain headquarters in the 1962 James Bond film "Dr. one"
He also designed the car in Chitti bunbang.
He is widely regarded as the director of British films, and his work includes most of James Bond's films until the moon madman. 1979).
Sir Ken Adam: The "adventure" designed for 007 to work with the death of Sir Kubrick Ken was confirmed by his biographer, Sir Christopher Fraser Lin, who
Roger Moore once said that his life was much more interesting than most of the movies he designed.
"He's a great world Visualizer and we can never access ourselves --
The war room under the Pentagon, located in Dr. steangloff, inside Fort Knox with golden fingers --
As the public, we can never see all kinds of interior decorations, but he creates an internal image that is more real than the real itself.
Sir Roger Moore wrote on Twitter: "Sir Ken Adam-" he praised Sir Ken as a "visionary"
A friend, a visionary, a person who defines the appearance of a James Bond movie.
A tweet on James Bond's Twitter account wrote: "The Bond family mourns the death of our beloved friend Sir Ken Adam, who is very responsible for the visual style of James Bond's film.
Sir Ken was born in Berlin in 1921.
His Jewish family runs a sports store and fled the Nazis to England in his teens.
He began to study architecture and later served in the Royal Air Force.
The Royal Air Force is one of the few members holding German passports.
After the war, he worked around the world for 80 days, drawing the attention of producer Albert "kubi" Broccoli, who continued to hire him for the trial of Oscar Wilder, 1962, sir Ken's first Bond film, Dr. Nuo.
Sir Ken, whose career lasted until his 70 s, made more than 70 films, including seven Bond films.
In 1976, he won two Oscars in Stanley Kubrick's Barry Linden work;
1995, crazy for King George.
He's Oscar too-
80 days later, he was nominated for work around the world, and he was a spy who loved the values of my family and Adams.
Sir Ken told the BBC, "as a production designer, it's possible that you, I don't want to say fooling the audience, but provide a way to escape from reality, which is often more exciting than reality.
He added that when making a Bond film, he had to deal with the fact that "there is no place [Ian Fleming]
Description exists ".
His background and props for Bond films include the volcanic hideout of Blofield in "You're only alive twice"
It is reported that the cost of this equipment exceeds Dr. No's entire production budget.
Sir Ken told the Los Angeles Times last year: "One critic asked, 'How did you get into the volcano? ''.
"I did not enter the volcano!
I think it's the function of a film designer to create something that the audience has never seen before.
His work for Dr. straglov of Stanley Kubrick included the best films --
According to Steven pilberg, this was built in history.
Sir Christopher said: "It is said that when Reagan first became president, he visited Washington and asked one of his assistants to visit the war room under the Pentagon. the assistant said:" Mr. President, no.
Sir Ken told the BBC in 2013 that he and Kubrick "got along like a house on fire --
But the process is exhausting.
"I am very close to him," said Sir Ken . ".
"It's like an unhealthy relationship between us.
I finally broke down.
Ken Adam won the knight title in 2003.
The first work of a film production designer.
His wife, Maria Letizia, survived and he got married in 1952.