The new James Bond movie will be called Quantum of Solace, the title of an original Ian Fleming short story from the compendium For Your Eyes Only.

The name was revealed today at Pinewood Studios, west of London, where filming began in November.

The hotly-anticipated movie, until now provisionally entitled Bond 22, stars British newcomer Gemma Arterton, 21, fresh out of drama school, who will play the role of MI6 Agent Fields.

Ukrainian model and actress Olga Kurylenko has been cast as the new Bond girl, the "dangerously alluring" Camille.

Casino Royale star Daniel Craig reprises his role as the famous spy.

Craig's debut in the role gave the Bond franchise a new lease of life.

It also emerged today that Craig was keen to do more Bond films after this one.

Producer Michael G Wilson said the title was taken from an original Fleming short story.

He said at a press conference: "It's from a Fleming short story from the compendium For Your Eyes Only. It's uncharacteristic of most of Fleming's work. It's a character study that doesn't involve plots or anything with spies.

"We thought it was an intriguing title that references what's happening to Bond and what's happening to him in this film."

Bond producer Barbara Broccoli said: "It's not a revenge movie. It's much more complicated than that. There's much more action and it also deals with the inner turmoil of Bond following Casino Royale.

Wilson said the new movie started off just an hour after the last film had ended.