MARC WOLFF in BOND: THE SPY WHO LOVED ME as Stunt Pilot. COA. In pers 10"x8"

This is a great opportunity to obtain an authentic autograph of Marc Wolff (in person signed, photo size 10"x8"). The shot from J.Bond 007: 'The Spy Who Loved Me' where he was stunt pilot of helicopter.  Marc was the helicopter pilot and also pilot in 11 other James Bond films!

Marc Harold Wolff  is an American helicopter stunt pilot. Wolff was drafted into the US Army and sent to flight school. At 21 he became the youngest captain in the army. During the Vietnam War, he flew helicopters. In his military career, he won 22 awards of the Air Medal, and a Bronze Star.

He has worked on many action films as an aerial coordinator, working on over 170 films.  

In 1979, he shot flying scene on Hoth in The Empire Strikes Back. He works with Flying Pictures of the UK, based at the former RAF Chilbolton in the Test Valley district of western Hampshire.

In the 2000s Wolff worked on all of the Harry Potter films.

In the 2012 Summer Olympics opening ceremony, he flew the helicopter for the section flying along the River Thames, next to Big Ben, entitled Isles of Wonder, also known as Journey along the Thames. He also flew the helicopter for the pre-recorded sequence known as Happy and Glorious, flying it straight through Tower Bridge, with camerawork by John Marzano. The sequence ended with an AgustaWestland AW139 flying above the Olympic Stadium, with the Queen portrayed by Herself, who appeared to parachute from the helicopter; he piloted this helicopter above the Olympic Stadium. The two parachutists were Mark Sutton (James Bond) and Gary Connery (Queen). A similar helicopter is seen at the end of Skyfall, which he had helped to film the aerial sequences.

The picture is in excellent condition, comes with COA and would make a great addition to any collection. The item was obtained in London 7th June 2025 at Maggie's Charity Event. The watermark 'Affordable Celebrity Autographs' does not appear on original picture.