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Wikinews interviews Eric Saussine, director of the James Bond fan film Shamelady Guns. Girls. Gadgets. Three things synonymous with the name James Bond. The world's most well known fictional secret agent and pop culture icon, Bond is the definitive action hero. With his new film, Quantum of Solace, coming out soon, Wikinews shifted the spotlight to a little known 007 film: Shamelady, a French non-profit fan production. Director Eric Saussine told us about how Shamelady came to be, its future sequels and even had a few tips for the aspiring filmmaker.  » Full story Edit lead		Latest news 13 May 2013: 'Django Unchained' returns to Chinese cinemas 12 May 2013: Fifth Expo Gastronomía finishes in Caracas 7 May 2013: 13th Annual Beverly Hills film festival opens 1 May 2013: Miles Franklin Literary Award nominates only women for potential winners 27 March 2013: Andrew Sayers resigns National Museum of Australia directorship 28 February 2013: British explorer Ranulph Fiennes leaves Antarctic expedition after frostbite 13 February 2013: 'Banana Joe' wins Westminster 5 February 2013: Super Bowl XLVII: Ravens defeat 49ers, 34-31 3 January 2013: Photojournalist photographing Justin Bieber's car run over by another vehicle 2 January 2013: New video games rating R18+ becomes available in Australia 29 December 2012: Anti-poverty charity Oxfam criticises UK media portrayal of Africa 22 December 2012: 'Gangnam Style' YouTube view count passes one billion 8 December 2012: Solicitor of presenter Stuart Hall denies indecent assault 6 December 2012: Sandra Fluke gives keynote speech at Nebraska women's health event 5 December 2012: UK police charge presenter Stuart Hall over indecent assault allegations 4 December 2012: Australian Paralympian Janet Shaw dies aged 46 30 November 2012: Sandra Fluke nominated by Time magazine for Person of the Year 25 November 2012: 'Gangnam Style' becomes most watched YouTube video ever 11 November 2012: BBC Director-General Entwistle resigns 29 October 2012: Bremer Freimarkt, oldest fair in Germany, reaches its climax Developing
North America 13th Annual Beverly Hills film festival opens TV show Firefly's "Serenity" movie trailer released, could spoil enjoyment for fans 'Banana Joe' wins Westminster Super Bowl XLVII: Ravens defeat 49ers, 34-31 Photojournalist photographing Justin Bieber's car run over by another vehicle Leaders throughout the world deliver Christmas messages Sandra Fluke gives keynote speech at Nebraska women's health event Asia 'Django Unchained' returns to Chinese cinemas Felipe Massa wins 2008 Turkish Grand Prix Leaders throughout the world deliver Christmas messages 'Gangnam Style' YouTube view count passes one billion 'Gangnam Style' becomes most watched YouTube video ever Expo 2005 opens in Aichi, Japan 'Da Vinci Code' opens in theaters, sparks controversy Africa Anti-poverty charity Oxfam criticises UK media portrayal of Africa Wikinews Shorts: June 15, 2008 Wikinews Shorts: May 5, 2012 Egyptian MP calls for web porn ban Wikinews Shorts: October 12, 2006 Six die in Nigeria church shooting South Sudan gains independence	Europe Miles Franklin Literary Award nominates only women for potential winners Election of new 7 wonders of the world: deadline approaching British explorer Ranulph Fiennes leaves Antarctic expedition after frostbite Comedian Dave Allen dies aged 68 'Banana Joe' wins Westminster Leaders throughout the world deliver Christmas messages Anti-poverty charity Oxfam criticises UK media portrayal of Africa Oceania Jessica Watson becomes youngest solo sailor to sail the world Miles Franklin Literary Award nominates only women for potential winners Andrew Sayers resigns National Museum of Australia directorship New video games rating R18+ becomes available in Australia Australian Paralympian Janet Shaw dies aged 46 'I wanna tell you a story': English entertainer Max Bygraves dies at age 89 Micronesia left behind by the Paralympic movement South America Fifth Expo Gastronomía finishes in Caracas A Watch Company to Hold a Charitable Auction Trinidad TV host charged over teen rape footage Trinidad TV host bailed on teen rape broadcast charges Colombian crime gang boss, hundreds of members surrender Russian Ksenia Sukhinova crowned Miss World 2008 Televisión Nacional de Chile acknowledges 'error' for using 'hooded delinquent' videos in news programme Middle East 13th Annual Beverly Hills film festival opens Wikinews Shorts: April 12, 2007 Iranian news agency apologises for reproducing The Onion article Iranian news agency reproduces The Onion article Remaining US troops exit Iraq Iran continues to lash out at film industry Saudi Arabian women gain right to vote, run in elections

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