It seems like cast and crew of "James Bond 24 Spectre" are not running out of issues to resolve. New reports suggest that the cast was banned from filming a scene in Rome after protestors complained about a possible damage should the scene materialize.

"Star actor Daniel Craig (James Bond) was supposed to jump out of a moving helicopter, near the Ponte Sisto bridge, a stunning 15th century piece of architecture," Air Herald reported.

"Unfortunately protestors claim the site is too sacred for filming the scene, and the stunt could put the beloved bridge at risk of damage. Devout Catholics were particularly troubled by the filming, because the bridge is linked to the reign of Pope Innocent X."

Apart from this latest roadblock, "James Bond 24 Spectre" had also undergone some major script overhaul before studios approved its filming. It was also reported that during the first few weeks of filming, 9 luxury cars used in the film were stolen.

"The vehicles, which included five Range Rover Sports, were stolen in a garage in Neuss, Dusseldorf. Bond's new Aston Martin DB10, which was unveiled last week, was not among the cars stolen," Best Movies Ever reported.

"The stolen luxury vehicles were waiting to be transported to the Alps where the cast and crew would reportedly film scenes next week. Despite being custom built for the blockbuster, German media reports indicate authorities are still searching for the vehicles."

It was just recently revealed that Daniel Craig will be working alongside Christoph Waltz, Monica Bellucci, Lea Seydoux, and Dave Bautista in this new Bond flick. Returning cast would include Ralph Fiennes as M, Naomie Harris as Eve Moneypenny, Rory Kinnear as Bill Tanner and Ben Whishaw as Q.

It has also been revealed that James Bond's choice of vehicle for this film will be the new Aston Martin DB10.

"James Bond 24 Spectre" will hit the big screens on November 6, 2015.