Production on the James Bond film, Quantum of Solace, was temporarily suspended in April 2008, after three stunt-car accidents, one of them near-fatal, occurred on the set within four days. Adding to rumors of the film being "cursed" was a fatal heart attack suffered by a bicyclist who had stopped to watch the shooting a week earlier.MI6.co.uk: Production Diary (April 24, 2008)

The first crash happened at around 6 a.m., when Aston Martin employee Jonathan Dunn-Fraser lost control of a car on the way to the set and veered off the road, through a guard rail and into Lake Garda. It was recovered from the lake, but was thoroughly destroyed in the crash.The Independant: Stuntman in coma as Bond curse strikes again (April 25, 2008)

During the shooting of a car chase on April 21, a different stuntman sustained minor injuries.Times Online: James Bond production halted amid fears of a curse (April 24, 2008)

The most serious injury to date was caused by an incident on April 24, when two stuntmen were left in critical condition after shooting a collision between an Alfa Romeo 159 and a truck. Greek driver and experienced stuntman Aris Comninos suffered a fractured cranium and entered a coma.The Independant: Stuntman in coma as Bond curse strikes again (April 25, 2008) His co-driver, Bruno Verdirosi, received minor injuries.MI6.co.uk: Production Diary (April 24, 2008)