Synopsis: Daniel Craig orders another martini shaken, not stirred, with this sequel to 2006’s reboot of the James Bond franchise, CASINO ROYALE. Marc Forster (THE KITE RUNNER) directs

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“We have talked about doing some more films with him and he seems very happy to do that,” said co-producer, Barbara Broccoli. “So we will do it one at a time.”

First details of the 22nd installment in the Bond franchise were unveiled on Thursday at Pinewood studios in London.

Co-producer Michael G Wilson said the title was taken from a short story by Ian Fleming, the author who created Bond.

“We thought it was an intriguing title and referenced what is happening to Bond and what happens in the film,” he told reporters.

According to the synopsis, Bond girl Camille, played by Ukrainian-born Olga Kurylenko, leads the secret agent to Dominic Greene, member of a mysterious organization and a ruthless businessman, seeking to control huge natural resources.The plot follows on directly from “Casino Royale,” as Bond aims to uncover the truth about Vesper, the beauty who betrayed him. He discovers that she was blackmailed by Greene’s organization.

“James Bond is after revenge, and Camille is after revenge & They have slightly different goals, but in the end they are going to have to collaborate,” Kurylenko told reporters.

Wilson said “Quantum” contained about twice as many action sequences as “Casino Royale” which was praised for relying less on gadgets and special effects and making Bond more realistic and vulnerable.

The villain Greene is played by Frenchman Mathieu Amalric, who starred in the Oscar-nominated “The Diving Bell and the Butterfly.”

He said he drew inspiration from several European political leaders.

“I was trying to see the smile of Tony Blair, maybe Nicolas Sarkozy — it’s the worst villain we ever had,” he said.

British actress Judi Dench is back as Bond’s boss M.

“The thing about James Bond, isn’t it that it appeals to an incredible cross section of people?” she said. “The appeal for my grandson’s is fantastic and … for their fathers too.”

On a tour of the main Bond set at Pinewood, journalists were shown 3 stages, all of them set in the Italian city of Siena.

In the largest, two actors including Craig’s stunt double, swung from ropes and fought in an old art gallery.

“Quantum of Solace” is due for release in theatres on November 7 this year.

Producer Michael G. Wilson said the title, chosen only a few days ago, was taken from a story by Bond creator Ian Fleming that appears in the collection “For Your Eyes Only.”

“We thought it was an intriguing title and referenced what happened to Bond and what is happening in the film,” he said.

Daniel Craig is returning as Agent 007. He picks up where 2006’s “Casino Royale” left off, with Bond contemplating revenge after his betrayal by his true love, Vesper Lynd.

“It is not a revenge movie,” said co-producer Barbara Broccoli. “It’s a lot more complicated than that. It has lots of action but it also deals with the inner turmoil Bond is feeling.”

Filming began at Pinewood Studios earlier this month. Location shooting is planned in Austria, Italy and Panama. Judi Dench returns as the MI-6 boss M and Mathieu Amalric (“The Diving Bell and the Butterfly”) plays the villain. Additions to the cast include Ukrainian actress Olga Kurylenko as mysterious Bond girl Camille.

“Quantum of Solace” is set to open in Britain and the United States on Nov. 7.