Trivia: "Another Way to Die", performed by Jack White and Alicia Keys, is the first Bond theme that is a duet.
Trivia: Throughout the film, Camille is shown to have a scar on her back. Olga Kurylenko had tattoo laser removal surgery just before filming commenced, and the producers worked it into the story of the film.
Trivia: According to writer Paul Haggis, he completed the script of the film only two hours before the 2007-2008 Writers' Guild Strike began.
Trivia: Before being cast as Camille, Olga Kurylenko had never seen a James Bond film.
Trivia: For this film, Daniel Craig truly suffered for his art: he had the tip of a finger sliced off, injured his shoulder and got a cut on the face that required 8 stitches to fix.
Trivia: When James Bond is handling a metal case over the counter, we can see a man reading a newspaper whilst sitting in a green armchair. This man is the producer Michael G. Wilson.
Trivia: When Bond meets Agent Fields at the airport in Bolivia, he says "But of course you are" after she introduces herself to him. This line has been said in two other Bond films, by Sean Connery in "Diamonds are Forever" and by Roger Moore in "A View to a Kill".
Trivia: Throughout the whole film, the phrase "Quantum of Solace" is never spoken once, nor even seen as written text.
Answer: He's an operative of the Quantum organisation that Bond is up against who specialises in seducing women who can then be manipulated into helping their cause - in Vesper's case by pretending to be kidnapped to force her to cooperate. When Bond catches up with him, he's in the process of seducing another woman, no doubt to involve her in some scheme or other. Bond tells her the truth and she leaves, leaving Bond to deal with the Quantum agent.
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