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….But if we’re getting off series;
Casino Royale’s much improved reboot had at least two X350’s.

The first XJ8 I noticed at the hotel (In the real world, Czechoslovakian!) and then a different one when Bond goes to visit Mr. White.

And wasn’t Bond chased by an F-Type in Spectre?
Why does it seem the ‘bad guys’ always drive Jaguar?!? (Not counting “M”)


Hotel Splendide


Mr. White’s Jaguar X350

There is an X350 that is used to drive the PM Hugh Grant in Love Actually

My wife and I both drive XJ's and although it's a little corny/embarrassing that we drive matching cars we see them in movies and TV shows pretty consistently.
1. Season 1 big little lies - Laura Darn Character (HBIC Type) drives a British racing green XJ
2. 2021 movie "Crisis" - Main drug dealer drives new XJL
3. Tv Mini-Series Dr. Death- Christian Slater (Surgeon in show) Talks frequently about and is shown driving an XJ
4. 2017 Thor Movie
5. Lucifer TV Show
6. Hand Maids Tale
7. Movie Bad Teacher
8. Netflix show Sense8
9. Movie War of the worlds

All I can think of off the top of my head

Hey that's very endearing and not embarrassing at all. How wonderful. That is quite a list!
Shout out to all the Movie / TV buffs that can add a screenshot from the above list . . .

Can you spot it? See if you can before you scroll down to the 2nd pic . . .

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From Mission Impossible 5 (Rouge Nation). For those playing along, timestamp = 27m17sec.
I was watching this on a large projected screen and it was easier to see but it only appears briefly!

This sounds like a fun challenge! The X351 appears in quite a few movies, and it's always exciting to spot it before the big reveal. It adds a cool element of anticipation to the viewing experience. By the way, have you checked out any good movies out now that you'd recommend?

That scene was shot in front of the Vienna State Opera.

The correct name of that movie is Mission Impossible 5 (Rogue Nation), not (Rouge Nation). The question is, should you choose to answer it, is whether that's a typo or an intentional pun?

A Rouge Nation is one that is red - Communist, for example, Russia.
A Rogue Nation is one that behaves in a dishonest or criminal way, for example, Russia.
Is there any difference?

The question is, should you choose to answer it, is whether that's a typo or intentional pun? That's a rhetorical question, as we already know the answer. It's a typo, because it's a misteak.

Episode 6 of The Gentlemen on Netflix