London: Crewmembers working on the latest James Bond film Casino Royale reportedly staged a mutiny when they were asked to spend the night on a haunted plane.
Several scenes for the upcoming spy movie were shot on the £2 million decommissioned jumbo jet at England's Dunsfold Aerodrome, but both cast and crew members were convinced the passenger jet was haunted by a woman who died of a heart attack during a flight,
The crew claimed that the lights and warning systems of the plane turned on during filming, even though the jet had no power.
Some of them also claimed to have seen the woman's ghost gliding up and down the aisles of the 30-year-old plane.
"We were asked to stay on it overnight for one scene, but several of the crew refused because of the ghost," The Sun quoted a set worker as saying.
"Some won't get on board at all because of the ghost. It's been a real problem. I cannot discuss the film but I am aware of the plane being haunted. Everyone knows the story," Dunsfold Aerodrome spokesperson David McAllister added.
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