Tomorrow Never Dies Pre-Credit Storyboard Warship Missile Launch Shots 68-71

Offered here is a production used storyboard from the 1997 film Tomorrow Never Dies, starring Pierce Brosnan as James Bond.

Pre-credit sequence storyboard page 22 (shots 68–71) from Tomorrow Never Dies, depicting the MI-6 situation room video wall close-ups, Gupta receiving the small red box containing nuclear material, and two panels showing the Royal Navy warship firing the cruise missile toward the terrorist air base. Production notes on shots 70 and 71 indicate CGI missile work was planned for these frames.

The storyboard ships in a clear sheet protector, packed with protective padding inside a rigid cardboard envelope, and boxed in an oversize outer box via USPS Priority Mail. It is accompanied by a custom certificate of authenticity featuring a color photo of your specific piece, holographic and embossed anti-copy seals, a counterfeit-resistant background, and full production and item details — all housed in a rigid protective case.

Please note: while this is a genuine production used piece — distributed and utilized during the making of the film — it is not the hand-drawn original artwork. Production copies of the original were made and issued to directors, editors, and special effects staff for use on set. This is one of those copies.

Hollywood Prop Store specializes in authentic props, wardrobe, and production used storyboards from film and television. Every item we offer is fully authenticated — we retain documentation for each piece, meaning we can verify your purchase years down the line.