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Evans

**Evans** is a minor character who appears in Live and Let Die.

## Film biography

Evans is one of Dr. Kananga's henchman. When Bond escaped the croc farm with a boat, Tee-Hee sent Adam, Hector, Evans and other henchmen to chase 007. Bond's tank got a bullet, than he and his partner got clooser to Bond. Suddenly Bond changed direction and they jumped to Deke Roger's swimming pool. After Bond stole a new boat and escaped. His fate is unknown.
Miss Taro (Zena Marshall)

## Taro

**Miss Taro** is the tertiary antagonist of 1962 film Dr. No. She was the secretary to Pleydell Smith (the Chief Secretary of the colonial government in Jamaica) and an informant working for the villain, Dr. Julius No. She was portrayed by Zena Marshall.

## Film biography

Miss Taro works as secretary to the Colonial Secretary, Mr. Pleydell Smith in Kingston Jamaica. After meeting with Smith, Bond catches her leaning against the door attempting to listen into the pair's conversation. Bond confronts her, she claims she was searching for the files on Dr. No. Bond invites her to tour the island with him later that afternoon.

Later, she calls Bond at his hotel and invites him to her home in attempt to lure him into an ambush. En route, an attempt is made on his life by The Three Blind Mice. They fail and to her surprise, Bond arrives at her home unharmed. After receiving a telephone call from her handlers, she is ordered to keep him at her home until other assassins arrive. So she seduces Bond and the two sleep together. However, aware of her betrayal, afterward Bond tricks her into thinking they are going out for dinner but instead has her arrested.

## Behind the scenes

Zena Marshall described her role as "this attractive little siren, and at the same time I was the spy, a bad woman", who Young asked to play "not as Chinese, but a Mid-Atlantic woman who men dream about but is not real"

## Trivia

* Marshall took three days to shoot her landmark bedroom scene with Connery and that she found it very difficult to spit in his face when handed over to the police.
David Hedison

**Albert David Hedison, Jr.** is an American film, television, and stage actor. Prior to Bond, he had been famous for playing the titular character in the 1958 sci-fi/horror film The Fly. Hedison was the first actor to play James Bond's ally Felix Leiter in more than one film, Live and Let Die and Licence to Kill.

In 2008, Hedison celebrated the 35th anniversary of Live and Let Die in England, with autograph signings at the Vintage Magazine Shop on March 22 and by attending the memorabilia show in Birmingham March 29–30. He then wrote an introduction to the James Bond comic The Paradise Plot. In 2012 he appeared with two other Bond actors (Barbara Bouchet and Tanya Roberts) at the Hollywood show in Burbank, CA to celebrate 50 years of James Bond.

## Trivia

* Along with Desmond Llewelyn, Dame Judi Dench, Bernard Lee, Robert Brown and Lois Maxwell, Hedison is one of the few actors to play the same character while starring alongside a different portrayal of James Bond.
Joe

**Joe** is a henchman in the 1971 movie Diamonds Are Forever. He is portrayed by Ray Baker.

## Film biography

Joe is the contact of Dr. Tynan. He landed with his helicopter to take in the diamonds but he found Mr. Wint and Kidd on the randezvous point. He asked what about Dr. Tynan, but Mr. Wint said he is sick, bitten by a bug and gave him a box. He thought that were the diamonds and flyed away, but the box exploded with him and his helicopter.
Blofeld's Double

## Unknown

**Blofeld's Double** is a minor villain in 1971 film Diamonds Are Forever. He is portrayed by stuntman Max Latimer.

## Film biography

Aware that Bond will be searching for him, Ernst Stavro Blofeld decides to alter his appearance. As insurance, Blofeld also decides to try and create doppelgangers of himself. Blofeld hires a team of plastic surgeons to perform the plastic surgery on some willing henchmen, to transform them into clones of himself. However, Bond's mission to find Blofeld forces Blofeld to accelerate his plans, sooner than he had planned. Blofeld argues with his plastic surgeon, to complete a plastic transformation by the end of the day.

That night, the surgeons prepare one of Blofeld's henchman, and they begin the procedure, by immersing him in mud bath. It is unclear what the purpose of the mud bath is, in relation to the procedure. The henchman lies down in the mudbath, as the surgeons gently smear mud over his face. Once they complete this, they depart the room for a few moments, presumably because their shift has ended. A new surgeon arrives to take over from the other surgeons, oversee the rest of the surgery, but this is in fact James Bond, in disguise, having covertly broken into Blofeld's secret compound.

Bond enters into the mud bath chamber, and assumes that the coast is clear, before removing his surgeon's gown and face mask. However, the henchman is actually fully aware of this. His eyes instantly dart to the new intruder. Slowly, a gun barrel emerges from the mud; the henchman has sneakily brought a pistol into the mud bath with him, to protect himself. However, before the henchmen has time to open fire, Bond turns over, and sees the henchman raising the pistol, up out of the mud bath. Bond quickly runs to the mud bath, and pulls on a cord, connected to a giant metal vat, that sits above the mud bath. Bond then dives for cover, out of the henchman's line of sight.

Before the henchman has time to sit upright in the mud bath, a stream of liquefied mud gushes out of the overhead vat, into the mud bath and begins to overwhelm him. He splutters and is completely helpless, as the mud bath fills up. He groans and flails around but the falling mud is too heavy, and he is suddenly buried under it, suffocating within seconds. The overhead vat empties, and Bond stands upright again. He gently places a hand under the mud, and pulls up the man's face, out of the muck. He finds a crude water-pistol and sprays the corpse's face. Expecting to see Blofeld, Bond is disappointed to see he has killed someone else, and lets go of the man's face, letting it sink back under the mud. Bond is caught, seconds later, by Blofeld and two guards. They are too late to stop Bond from killing the test subject, but Blofeld remarks that the man would have become a clone within just a matter of days, if Bond hadn't killed him.
Maxwell

**Maxwell** is a minor character in the 1971 movie Diamonds Are Forever. He is portrayed by Burt Metcalf.

## Film biography

He is one of the CIA agents, who led by Felix Leiter. He and other agents were in Circus Circus to keep an eye on Tiffany Case and the diamonds. But she escaped, thanks to Zambora. After he helped Bond to rescue Willard Whyte. Near the end, he helped Whyte and Felix to attack Blofeld's headquarter.
Annabel Chung

**Annabel Chung** is a henchman appearing in Dr. No. Supposedly a photographer employed by local Kingston newspaper, the Daily Gleaner; in reality she is employed by the primary villain - Dr. Julius No - to spy on James Bond. She is portrayed by former Miss Jamaica, Marguerite LeWars.

## Film biography

Annabel Chung first appears in the film at Kingston airport where she attempts to take a photograph of James Bond as he arrives in Jamaica. Bond half-consciously shields his face with his hat and gets into a car chauffeured by another of Dr. No's minions, Jones.

She later tries to take another photo of Bond a as he is discussing plans with Felix Leiter and Quarrel at a Jamaican calypso restaurant. This time she is spotted by Bond who orders Quarrel to seize her. Bond asks her who she is working for and she replies that she was working for the Daily Gleaner, a local newspaper in Kingston.

When Bond asks the head waiter, Puss Feller, to check it out, she is forced to change her story and confess that she was a freelance photographer. She then attempts to physically harm Quarrel by cutting his face with a broken flashbulb from her camera. Quarrel seems unaffected and threatens to break her arm. Bond then destroys her film and she is set free, never to be seen again, after stating that the men will be sorry for their actions.

## Behind the scenes

* Marguerite LeWars, who portrayed the photographer, was the reigning Miss Jamaica at the time of shooting in 1962. She worked at the Kingston Airport when the producers invited her to audition, but for Miss Taro. As Taro required being "wrapped in a towel, lying in a bed, kissing a strange man", LeWars asked to play the photographer instead.
* She was nicknamed Freelance by Bond.
* She is often known simply as the "Photographer" as her name is never said in the film.
* She is the first female villain in a Bond film. Though she does not pose as a physical threat to Bond but only a spy for the villain.
* Her name is not mentioned in the film. But in the novel her name is Annabel Chung.
Nancy Sinatra

**Nancy Sandra Sinatra** (born June 8, 1940) is an American singer and actress. She is the daughter of singer/actor Frank Sinatra and is widely known for her 1966 signature hit "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'".

Other defining recordings include "Sugar Town", the 1967 number one "Somethin' Stupid" (a duet with her father), the title song from the James Bond film You Only Live Twice, several collaborations with Lee Hazlewood such as "Jackson", and her cover of Cher's "Bang Bang", which was used in the opening sequence of Quentin Tarantino's 2003 film Kill Bill: Vol. One.

Nancy Sinatra began her career as a singer and actress in the early 1960s, but initially achieved success only in Europe and Japan. In early 1966 she had a transatlantic number-one hit with "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'", which showed her provocative but good-natured style, and which popularized and made her synonymous with go-go boots. The promo clip featured a big-haired Sinatra and six young women in tight tops, go-go boots and mini-skirts. The song was written by Lee Hazlewood, who wrote and produced most of her hits and sang with her on several duets, including the critical and cult favorite "Some Velvet Morning". In 1966 and 1967, Sinatra charted with 13 titles, all of which featured Billy Strange as arranger and conductor.

Sinatra also had a brief acting career in the mid-60s including a co-starring role with Elvis Presley in the movie Speedway, and with Peter Fonda in The Wild Angels. In Marriage on the Rocks, Frank and Nancy Sinatra played a fictional father and daughter.
Nobody Lives For Ever

**Nobody Lives For Ever** (published in American editions as Nobody Lives Forever), first published in 1986, was the fifth novel by John Gardner featuring Ian Fleming's secret agent, James Bond. Carrying the Glidrose Publications copyright, it was first published in the United Kingdom by Jonathan Cape and in the United States by Putnam.

Nobody Lives For Ever was the last novel to have its first edition cover designed in the style of Richard Chopping. Chopping had previously drawn nine Ian Fleming novels from 1956 to 1966 as well as Gardener's Licence Renewed in 1981.

## Plot summary

En route to retrieve his faithful housekeeper, May, from a European health clinic where she is recovering from an illness, Bond is warned by the British Secret Service that Tamil Rahini, the current leader of S.P.E.C.T.R.E., now dying from wounds suffered due to his last encounter with Bond (as described in Role of Honour), has put a price on Bond's head. "Trust no one," Bond is warned. Soon after, May and Miss Moneypenny, who had been visiting his housekeeper are reported missing, and Bond finds himself dodging would-be assassins while searching for his friends, assisted by a young debutante and her capable, yet mysterious, female bodyguard.

The price on Bond's head is a competition orchestrated by Rahani and S.P.E.C.T.R.E. known as 'The Head Hunt', and is an open contest to anyone willing to capture, kill, or present Bond to Rahani, where he would be subsequently decapitated by guillotine. Along Bond's journey of attempting to rescue Moneypenny and May, Bond is betrayed and chased by a number of people and organizations, including his own British Secret Service ally, Steve Quinn who has defected to the KGB, corrupted police officers, and agents of S.P.E.C.T.R.E. in disguise.

## Characters

James Bond (Literary) - Profile.jpgJames BondM art.jpgM
Monneypenny.jpgMiss MoneypennyDoktor Kirchtum.jpgHerr Doktor KirchtumNannie Norrich.jpgNannie NorrichGeneric Placeholder - Profile.jpgSukie TempestaGeneric Placeholder - Profile.jpgSteve QuinnGeneric Placeholder - Profile.jpgTamil RahaniGeneric Placeholder - Profile.jpgMay
## Trivia

* John Gardner's original title was "You Only Die Once."
Anthony Dawson

**Anthony Dawson** (1916-1992) was a Scottish actor who was most famous for playing the iconic James Bond villain, Ernst Stavro Blofeld.

## Biography

Born in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1916, Dawson made a name for himself playing villainous roles in over 70 screen productions. His first on-screen role was as a 27 year old in a James Mason mystery-romance "They Met in the Dark". He went on to play in "They Were Not Divided", a war adventure directed by Terence Young. The film also starred other soon-to-be James Bond stars, Christopher Lee and Desmond Llewelyn. Dawson would go on to work with Young on several other productions.

Dawson came to Hollywood recognition in the 1953 Hitchcock production "Dial M for Murder" which also starred Grace Kelly and Ray Milland. An extract from his unpublished autobiography recalls how Hitch hosted a dinner party where Dawson met his co-star Grace Kelly. "At the end of the evening I found myself escorting her home. She was staying at the Chateau Marmont, a small, classy apartment house on the strip. It was very warm, there was moonlight, there were stars reflecting on the surface of the pool, there were tall, dark cypress trees with cicadas chirruping. And again, how did it happen? We found ourselves swimming together in the tepid waters. I don't know how some things happen, they just do. They seem so natural that no other course is possible. The next evening we had a date."

In the 1950s Dawson moved to the US to work, appearing in a string of television bit parts - most notably a leading role in the three-part drama "I Killed The Count" - screened as part of "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" in 1957.

In the early 1960s he returned from the US to the UK and won a role in James Bond's first on-screen adventure, "Dr. No". He played the suspicious Professor Dent. The film was again directed by Terence Young and the following year - despite his character's death - Dawson was welcomed back to the Bond productions to lend his figure (but not his face) to the still-unknown Number One of SPECTRE. He would play the character that would come to be known as Blofeld in both "From Russia With Love" and "Thunderball".

Beyond Bond, Dawson served in four "Danger Man" episodes between 1960 and 1965 as well as the James Bond parody, starring Connery's younger brother Neil, "O.K. Connery" (1967). Dawson teamed up with Terence Young on several other productions, including "Triple Cross" (1966), "Inchon" (1982) and "The Jigsaw Man" (1983).

Outside of Hollywood, during the 1970s and '80s, Dawson worked on a string of Italian film productions, notably "Rosolino Paternò, soldato..." (1970) which also starred Hollywood veterans Martin Landau and Peter Falk.

Anthony Dawson worked right up until his death in 1992, his last role was a bit part in "Selling Hitler" a five part miniseries about the fraudulent sale of Hitler's dairies.

## Death

* Dawson ultimately passed away in Sussex, UK, on January 8th 1992; he was 75.
Casino Royale (1961)

**Casino Royale** is the first film in the James Bond film series, and thus the first to star Sean Connery as Bond. Released in 1961 in the UK, it paved the way for all future Bond films by making $16 million domestically. It introduced the first Bond girl as well as the first eccentric Bond villain. It was based on Ian Fleming's first Bond novel of the same name.

In the film, British Secret Service agent James Bond is sent on his first mission as 007 and must defeat Le Chiffre in a high stakes game of baccarat, but things are not what they seem.

## Synopsis

British Secret Service agent James Bond is sent on his first mission as 007 and must defeat Le Chiffre in a high stakes game of baccarat, but things are not what they seem.

## Cast & Characters

* James Bond - Sean Connery
* M - Bernard Lee
* Miss Moneypenny - Lois Maxwell
* Vesper Lynd - Marie Laforêt
* Le Chiffre - Stewart Granger
* Rene Mathis - Vittoria De Sica
* Felix Leiter - Jack Lord
* Kratt - Hardy Kruger
* Miss Fairchild - Anna Karina
* Mr. Sanguinetti - Marcello Mastroianni
* Signore Tomelli - Paul Guers
* Carmen Delane - Brigitte Bardot
* Basil - Charles Denner
* Fritz - Karlheinz Boehm
Kyoko

**Kyoko** was a fictional mercenary and the leader of a paramilitary organization hired by Erich Lehner to aid him in his operation, who appeared in the 2015 James Bond film Risico, portrayed by Japanese actress Tao Okamoto. She is the film's secondary antagonist.

## Biography

### Background

Born into a family of Japanese nationalists, Kyoko grew up with a solid hatred for the establishment.
Ling Po

**Ling Po** is a fictional assistant of wealthy industrialist Hai Fat. A minor character portrayed by an unidentified performer, he appeared in the 1974 *James Bond* film, The Man with the Golden Gun.

## Biography

Ling Po is one of Hai Fat's personal employees. He first appears after James Bond has met the industrialist and escorts him out of Hai Fat's estate. Ling Po is also present alongside Hai Fat when Nick Nack attempts to kill Bond, when the spy tricks the doorman into thinking that he is Scaramanga, unaware that the real Scaramanga is already on site.

After the real Scaramanga killed Hai Fat in frustration after a lecture on his actions, Ling Po ran to the office and asked what had happened. Scaramanga said Mr. Fat had "just resigned", and he is the new boss. His first order was to have Ling Po put Hai Fat's body in his mausoleum, which Hai Fat "always liked". It is unknown what happened to Ling Po after this.
Domino (Literary)

## Dominetta Petacchi

**Dominetta Petacchi**, known simply by her nickname "Domino", is the mistress of Emilio Largo in the Ian Fleming novel, Thunderball.

## Novel biography

Born **Dominetta Petacchi**, she is an Italian beauty who went to school in England at Cheltenham Ladies' College. She later studied acting at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art until being forced to return to Italy after her parents tragic death in a train wreck where she became an actress. She changed her surname to Vitali, a stage name. While in Italy she also became Emilio Largo's mistress whom she calls a "guardian" of no relation.

Bond meets Domino while in Nassau. She is staying on Largo's yacht, the Disco Volante, and believes Largo is in the area on a treasure hunt. For reasons she does not understand Largo makes her stay on land while he and his partners (whom she describes as shareholders) go prospecting for the hidden treasure. She also tells Bond that she has never been able to see the map that they use.

Although Bond is successful in engaging Domino in conversation, she snubs him, but later agrees to meet with him again when she returns to land. She also becomes testy when Bond uses her given name, Dominetta, and bluntly tells him to call her 'Domino'. When Bond and Domino meet again at the casino later, she has entirely changed. She tells Bond that she is tired of watching Largo show off and letting him use her. She explains to Bond that she is trapped like a bird in a gilded cage.

Domino later reveals that Giuseppe Petacchi is her brother who she hasn't seen for quite some time. Bond finds out that Largo had Petacchi killed after Petacchi had hijacked bomber on SPECTRE's behalf. He proves this to Domino, and recruits her as an ally to spy on Largo. Domino returns to Largo's yacht, the Disco Volante, with a geiger counter to verify the ship as the location of the two stolen nuclear bombs, however, she is uncovered and taken prisoner. Largo tortures her by burning her with a cigar for heat and then using ice cubes for cold.

Domino ultimately escapes as Largo attempts to carry out his plan. During a battle with Bond, while he is focused on 007, she appears behind him and shoots him in the neck with a harpoon from a spear gun, avenging her brother and for what he had previously done to her.

## See Also

* Domino (Claudine Auger)
* Domino Petachi (Kim Basinger)
China

Several films involve China wherein, James Bond manages to travel and have many adventures in the mainland. An example is in, "You Only Live Twice," where Bond is seen making love to a woman named Ling in Hong Kong while on a mission investigating missing space shuttles.

He is onboard a stealth ship off the coast of China in, "Tomorrow Never Dies," and also in that film is parachute dropped into the ocean, which is believed to be Chinese, but ends up being Vietnamese waters. He also appears at a US airforce base in the South China Sea in that film. In, "The Man With The Golden Gun," the finale is on an island off the coast of China, where Bond and the film's titular villain Francisco Scaramanga duel to the death.

In multiple films, he also spends plenty of time in Hong Kong and Macau, which are parts of The People's Republic of China. In the film, "Die Another Day," Bond is back on a mission in Hong Kong. In the film, "Skyfall," Bond also manages to enter Shanghai and travel back to Macau on a mission sent by M. Although not shown in the film, Daniel Craig's portrayal of Bond actually has the ability to read and write basic Mandarin Chinese.

It is also mentioned that Raoul Silva was tortured in Hong Kong.
Dikko Henderson (Literary)

## Richard Lovelace Henderson

Richard Lovelace **Dikko** Henderson is a fictional character from the 1963 James Bond novel You Only Live Twice. Henderson is a veteran field-agent of Her Majesty's Australian Diplomatic Corps in Japan and is head of Station J.

## Novel biography

### You Only Live Twice

Arriving in Tokyo, James Bond is taken to the estate of Station J's chief Dikko Henderson. Henderson tells Bond of his best route to get the Magic 44 decoding machine that M wants. It is through the head of the Japanese secret service, Tiger Tanaka. He teaches Bond the basics of Japanese culture and how a westerner should accustomise to it before he introduces Bond to Tiger.

After showing Bond the aspects of the ways of the Orient he will need, Dikko takes Bond to the impromptu headquarters of the Koan-Chosa-Kyoku, the Japanese secret service. Bond is hardly amused as the building is still in the process of construction. He takes Bond to an elevator and instructs him to go underground, where he meets Tiger.

After Bond completes his mission from Tiger by killing Dr. Shatterhand and destroying his Garden of Death, Tiger keeps his word and gives the Magic 44 device to Dikko. Dikko then visits the Ama island Tiger left Bond at in search of him several times. After a great deal of inquiry he leaves, oblivious that Bond was living there with Kissy Suzuki in an amnesiac state.

## Behind the Scenes

Dikko is based on the Australian journalist Richard 'Dikko' Hughes, a foreign correspondent who covered Asia for Australian and British papers before and after World War II. Hughes was also the basis for the character 'Old Craw' in John Le Carre's The Honourable Schoolboy.
CIA

## Central Intelligence Agency

The **Central Intelligence Agency** or **CIA** for short is an intelligence-gathering agency of the United States government. As the U.S.'s primary intelligence agency, it is responsible for obtaining and analyzing information about foreign governments, corporations, and persons, and reporting such information to the branches of the U.S. government.

It is also involved in covert espionage and paramilitary operations in support of its mission to protect the national security of the United States.

The CIA is involved in many Bond films. James Bond's friend Felix Leiter turns up in many of them.

## Notable Operatives

* Felix Leiter
* Jack Wade
* Pam Bouvier
* Holly Goodhead
* Gregg Beam
* Zoe Nightshade
* Harold Strutter
* Rosie Carver
* Chuck Lee
* Johnny
* Maxwell
* Brad
* Liz
* Ava
* Charlie
* Hamilton
* Jose Pico
* Henry Steiner
* H. Keen
* James Murphy
* Jeffrey Giggins
Hamilton

**Hamilton** is a minor character from the 1973 James Bond film Live and Let Die. He is portrayed by Robert Dix, but actually voiced by Shane Rimmer.

## Film Biography

While engaged in a stakeout at one of Dr. Kananga's Fillet of Soul restaurants, Hamilton falls victim to one of the Caribbean dictator's assassins.

Waiting alone on a street corner in New Orleans, Louisiana, the dead atmosphere is quickly awakened by the sound of a funeral dirge as a jazz band slowly parades down the street. Another man walks up along side Hamilton as he pays his last respects to the weeping widow.

Hamilton turns to the man next to him and casually asks, "Whose funeral is it?"
The man replies "Yours!" and stabs the agent to death with a concealed flick-knife. Collapsing into the road, his corpse is lifted by the passing funeral cortege who break into a triumphant parade.

Hamilton is one of three British agents killed by Kananga during that fateful 24 hours, prompting M (Bernard Lee) to send James Bond to investigate.

## Behind the scenes

Initially the role of Hamilton was to be played by a local New Orleans actor, however after discovering the scale of the scene the actor dropped out with cold feet and was replaced by veteran actor Robert Dix. Dix had been visiting Roger Moore, an old friend from his time contracted to MGM, when news of the original actor's decision to drop out came through. Approached by director Guy Hamilton, Dix agreed to perform the minor, yet important, part as a personal favor.
Mr. Wain

## Wain

**Mr. Wain** or **Dr. Wain** is a mentioned character in the 1965 movie Thunderball. He is a doctor in Shrublands health farm and the boss of Patricia Fearing. When Bond had an accident with the traction table, Patricia pleased Bond not to mention this to Dr. Wain. Patricia payed the price for the silence in the Turkish bath.
Dambala

**Dambala** is a member of Kananga's voodoo cult and a skilled reptile handler in the 1973 movie Live and Let Die. He carried out ritual sacrifices to Baron Samedi. Bond shot him dead as he was about to sacrifice Solitaire via snake bite. He is portrayed by Michael Ebbin.

## Trivia

* The name "Dambala" is a reference to "Damballah Wedo", the Voodoo God of the sky and serpents.
Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Charles Gray)

## Ernst Stavro Blofeld

**Ernst Stavro Blofeld** is a fictional character and a supervillain from the James Bond series of novels and films, who was created by Ian Fleming and Kevin McClory. An evil genius with aspirations of world domination, he is the archenemy of the British Secret Service agent James Bond and is head of the global criminal organisation SPECTRE.

He was played on screen by Charles Gray in the 1971 film *Diamonds Are Forever*.

## Shared background

Beginning in 1962, the EON series of Bond films placed a far greater emphasis on the SPECTRE organisation, which effectively replaced SMERSH as the primary antagonists of the early movies. As a result of this move, SPECTRE's leader, Blofeld, also plays a more prominent role than he had in the novels.

## Film biography

In hiding, Blofeld is eventually found by James Bond at a facility, where Blofeld look-alikes are being created through surgery. Bond kills a test subject, and later the 'real' Blofeld, by drowning him in a superheated mudbath pool.

Later Bond scales the walls of the "Whyte House" in Las Vegas. Inside, he is instead confronted by two identical Blofelds who use an electronic device to sound like Whyte. Bond kills one of the Blofelds, but it turns out to be a look-alike. He is then knocked out by gas, where he is picked up by Mr. Wint and Kidd and taken out to Las Vegas Valley where he is placed in a pipeline and left to die.

Bond escapes, he calls Blofeld posing as Saxby. He finds out Whyte's location and rescues him, but in the meantime Blofeld abducts Tiffany Case. With the help of Whyte, Bond raids the lab and uncovers Blofeld's plot to create a laser satellite using the diamonds, which by now is already in orbit. With the satellite, Blofeld destroys nuclear weapons in China, the Soviet Union and the United States, then proposes an international auction for global nuclear supremacy.

Whyte identifies an oil rig off the coast of Baja California as Blofeld's base of operations. After Bond's attempt to change the cassette containing the satellite control codes fails due to a mistake by Tiffany, Felix Leiter and the CIA begin a helicopter attack on the rig. Blofeld tries to escape on a mini-sub, but Bond gains control of it, crashing it into the control room, causing the satellite control and base to be destroyed.

## Henchmen & Associates

Bert SaxbyDr. MetzMr. WintMr. KiddMarieBambiThumper
### Diamond Smugglers

Dr. TynanJoeMrs. WhistlerPeter FranksTiffany CaseMorton SlumberShady Tree
## Trivia

* Charles Gray had previously played Dikko Henderson in *You Only Live Twice*.
* Interestingly, both Charles Gray and Donald Pleasance were in the film *The Night of The Generals*, which premiered only six months before *You Only Live Twice*.

## See also

* Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Literary)
* Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Anthony Dawson)
* Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Donald Pleasence)
* Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Telly Savalas)
* Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Hollis/Rietty)
* Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Max von Sydow)
* Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Glenn Wrage)
* SPECTRE
Felix Leiter (Norman Burton)

## Felix Leiter

**Felix Leiter** is a fictional character invented by Ian Fleming in the James Bond books, who also appears in the Bond movies. In the films, Leiter works for the CIA, and assists Bond in his various adventures. He was portrayed by Norman Burton in the 1971 film Diamonds Are Forever

## Biography

### Diamonds Are Forever

At LAX, James Bond meets Felix and drives to a funeral parlor, where Peter Franks' body is cremated and the diamonds passed onto the next smuggler, Shady Tree. However, the diamonds had been replaced with fakes by Leiter and Bond. Bond tells Leiter to ship the real diamonds to London as he goes to Las Vegas.

On Ernst Stavro Blofeld's California oil rig, Leiter and the CIA begin a helicopter attack to assist Bond. After foiling Blofeld's plot they rescue both Bond and Tiffany Case.

## Production

For the 1971 instalment, Diamonds Are Forever, EON chose Norman Burton. Burton's Leiter was more amusing and more exasperated than the previous incarnations of the role.

Raymond Benson again considers that the Leiter role was miscast and considered Burton to be "overweight and too old for the role". Smith and Lavington describe him as "an elderly, portly man in a government-issue suit … anonymous, orthodox". Pfeiffer and Worrall agree, thinking that Burton was "the least likely incarnation" of Leiter.

## See Also

* Felix Leiter (Literary)
* Felix Leiter (Jack Lord)
* Felix Leiter (Cec Linder)
* Felix Leiter (Rik Van Nutter)
* Felix Leiter (David Hedison)
* Felix Leiter (Bernie Casey)
* Felix Leiter (John Terry)
* Felix Leiter (Jeffrey Wright)
* Jack Wade
Gobinda

**Gobinda** is Kamal Khan's primary and most loyal henchman and the secondary antagonist of the 1983 film *Octopussy*. He was played by Kabir Bedi.

## Film biography

Gobinda is the personal henchman to Kamal Khan. He takes the role of assassin, bodyguard and also some of the roles of a servant. Like so many Villains around this time, Gobinda is tall, well built, speaks little, but has a large on-screen presence. Addressing Kamal Khan as ‘Your Excellency’, Gobinda follows the orders of his master, even when Kamal instructs him to fight Bond atop their airborne plane, albeit understandably with some reluctance. His reluctance was with good concern, as that was a very risky venture that ultimately led to Gobinda's doom. Bond figured he was outmatched and wing-walking makes a poor choice for a battleground. While Gobinda is attempting to grab Bond, 007 pulls back the plane's antenna and snaps it at Gobinda's head. Gobinda screams in pain due to the blistering sting of the antenna's snap, and it also causes him to loosen his arm's grip on the fuselage, causing him to fall to his death.

## Trivia

* After Bond wins Kamal’s fixed game of backgammon, Gobinda crushes the loaded dice with his bare hands – similar of Oddjob crushing Goldfinger’s golf ball 19 years earlier.
* Gobinda was similar to Necros: they were large men fiercely loyal to their boss, both seemed to overpower Bond in an even fight and both men died from being defenestrated from an airplane in flight.

## Gallery

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Hong Kong

**Hong Kong** was a British colony in China. Bond is "killed" in Hong Kong at the start of You Only Live Twice, and he is also there in The Man with the Golden Gun where he goes to a secret base inside the wrecked RMS Queen Elizabeth in the harbour. He also appears at a hotel in Hong Kong in Die Another Day. During the transfer of Sovereignty Raoul Silva was imprisoned in Hong Kong.
Dr. Tynan

## Tynan

**Dr. Tynan** is a henchman in the 1971 movie Diamonds Are Forever. He is portrayed by Henry Rowland.

## Film biography

 Dr. Tynan is the dentist in South Africa who is responsible for smuggling diamonds out of the mines. Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd pose as replacements to Joe, the second link in the diamond smuggling chain who Tynan to meet. Mr. Kidd suddenly complains of a toothache. While he examines Kidd's mouth, he is killed by Wint who put a scorpion down the back of his shirt.
Bill Fairbanks

**Bill Fairbanks**, known by the code-name **002**, was a fictional intelligence operative of the 'Double-O' ('00') Branch, an ultra-covert Black Ops unit within the British Secret Intelligence Service (SIS/MI6).

The character was mentioned in the 1974 *James Bond* film The Man with the Golden Gun. To date, across the *James Bond* franchise as a whole, there have been two individuals who have held the number 002.

## Biography

In 1969, Fairbanks was with the belly dancer Saida at a cabaret in Beirut, Lebanon, when he was fatally shot through the neck by professional assassin Francisco Scaramanga. The golden bullet which killed him was found lodged in the wall by the dancer, which she pocketed as a good luck charm.

Consequently, the identity of the killer was never confirmed until James Bond investigated the venue several years later in pursuit of Scaramanga.
Mlle. La Porte

## La Porte

**Mlle. La Porte** is a fictional character from the James Bond film and novel Thunderball. In the film she is played by Eurasian strip tease artist and actress Maryse Guy Mitsouko, although her voice was dubbed by Catherine Clemence.

## Film biography

Bond and his French liaison, Mlle. La Porte, were present at the funeral of SPECTRE number 6, Colonel Jacques Bouvar, investigating his apparent death. After noting that both Bouvar and Bond share the same initials, she explains that Colonel Bouvar passed away in his sleep. Bond laments that he did not have the opportunity to kill the SPECTRE operative personally, stating that he had murdered two of his colleagues.

As the two of them stand on the balcony outside the chapel, Bond observes Bouvar's widow behaving suspiciously. As Bond makes to leave, Mademoiselle La Porte inquires if there is anything else the "French station can do for Monsieur Bond?". Bond quips "Later, perhaps." and they hurry away.

It is revealed that in an attempt to evade reprisals, Colonel Bouvar faked his death and disguised himself as his own widow. Bond surprises him at his French chateau, where a fight ensues and ends with Bond breaking Bouvar's neck with a fire poker.

Chased by Bouvar's bodyguards, Bond dons a Bell Rocket Belt jet-pack and escapes by making a short flight from the roof of the château to his Aston Martin DB5 parked nearby. Mlle. La Porte is waiting for him and helps him bundle the jet-pack into the car's trunk. Bond then uses the car's bullet shield and water cannons to ward off the approaching bodyguards and as the scene fades into the film's title credits the pair drive away.
Dikko Henderson (Charles Gray)

## Dikko Henderson

**Dikko Henderson** is a fictional character from the 1967 James Bond movie You Only Live Twice. Henderson was a veteran British field-agent in Japan. He was played by British actor Charles Gray, who later went on to play the role of Blofeld in Diamonds Are Forever.

## Film biography

Arriving in Tokyo, James Bond is taken to the estate of British citizen Dikko Henderson, who had lived in the nation for 28 years. Henderson makes notes of a Japanese agent named Tiger Tanaka and of the spacecraft landing in Japan and suggests that someone there may be behind it, but is killed (stabbed in the back by an assassin) before saying anything further. Bond takes down one of the assassins and takes on his guise to ride with another associate unknowingly to Osato Chemicals and Engineering.

Henderson's apartment in Tokyo is an odd hybrid of old English comfort and Japanese style. "Awfully fond of some of these old things...," he almost apologizes to Bond about the clash of styles. He gave Bond a Vesper martini though it was stirred, not shaken.
François Derval (Paul Stassino)

## François Derval

**Major François Derval** was a NATO pilot and brother of Dominique Derval. He appeared in the 1965 James Bond film Thunderball and was played by Paul Stassino.

## Novel background

In the novel, the hijacked aircraft is a Villiers Vindicator, rather than a Vulcan.

In the novel of the same name, the characters of Derval and Palazzi were one in the same individual; Giuseppe Petacchi, a NATO airman who had been bribed by SPECTRE to hijack the plane and bring it to Largo. The choice of Petacchi was largely due to his unequaled skill with aquatic landings and his weakness for women and material gain. On completion of his mission, he was murdered by Vargas.

## Film biography

As part of SPECTRE's scheme to hijack a British bomber and its atomic payload, Major Derval was seduced by SPECTRE assassin Fiona Volpe, assassinated and replaced by a surgically altered Angelo Palazzi. His doppelganger then proceeded to pose as Derval on a standard NATO training exercise; murdering the crew of the aircraft and delivering its two atomic bombs into the hands of Emilio Largo and SPECTRE.

His corpse was discovered later that evening by Bond, after Count Lippe brought it back to Shrublands health farm, disguised as the same bandaged patient whom Palazzi had been posing as. His dog-tags and watch were later recovered from Palazzi's corpse on-board the downed Vulcan.

## See also

* Thunderball
* Dominique Derval
* Angelo Palazzi
* Fiona Volpe
* Count Lippe
* Giuseppe Petacchi
* List of James Bond allies
Bonita

**Bonita** is a belly dancer who appears in the 1964 James Bond film Goldfinger and is portrayed by Nadja Regin.

## Film biography

Bonita, a young woman from Turkey, dances the tarantella at the El Scorpio nightclub in Mexico. She secretly works with Mr. Ramirez, a major heroin smuggler who works nearby. After James Bond blows up Ramirez's heroin lab, he visits Bonita only to find out he has been led into a trap. As the two embrace Bond sees a Capungo- a Mexican bandit- reflected in Bonita's eyes. Bond flings Bonita into the Capungo's cosh knocking her out. After killing the Capungo Bond leaves Bonita.
Albert R. Broccoli

**Albert Romolo Broccoli** (April 5, 1909 – June 27, 1996) known to millions of movie fans as **"Cubby" Broccoli** (a nickname used by a cousin), produced more than forty movies, but will be remembered by most for his contribution to one of the most successful film franchises in history, James Bond.

Broccoli was born into an Italian-American family on Long Island. The family moved to Florida, and on the death of his father Giovanni, Broccoli moved to live with his grandmother in Astoria, Queens in New York City.

In 1940, at the age of 31, Cubby married actress Gloria Blondell (younger sister of Joan Blondell); they later divorced in 1945 without having had children. Having worked many jobs, including casket maker, Broccoli became involved in the film industry. He started at the bottom working as a gofer on the 1941 film The Outlaw. Here he met Howard Hughes, who oversaw production of the movie when director Howard Hawks was fired.

Following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in late 1941, Broccoli joined the United States Navy, returning to Hollywood in 1945 to work as an agent at the Famous Artists Agency.

At the beginning of the 1950s, Broccoli moved once more, this time to London. A shrewd businessman, he was able to make good use of the subsidy given by the British government to subsidise films made in the UK with British casts and crews. In 1951, Broccoli married Nedra Clark, who died after giving birth to their daughter, Tina.

In the 1960s, Broccoli met and married actress and novelist, Dana Wilson (née Dana Natol), who died of cancer in 2004 at the age of 82.

In 1962, Broccoli teamed with Harry Saltzman to create the production company, EON Productions and its parent company Danjaq, LLC. Broccoli produced the first Bond movie, Dr. No, that year, and his involvement in the series continued until his death. His family, particularly daughter Barbara Broccoli and stepson Michael G. Wilson, have since produced the James Bond films.

Besides the Bond movies, Broccoli produced the Dick Van Dyke classic Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, from the book by James Bond author Ian Fleming, and the Bob Hope vehicle Call Me Bwana, the only film made by EON Productions outside of the James Bond franchise.

In 1981, he was honored with The Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award for his work in film and has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Broccoli died at his home in Beverly Hills in 1996 at the age of 87 of natural causes and was interred in Forest Lawn - Hollywood Hills Cemetery in Los Angeles following a Catholic funeral mass, attended by some of the James Bond movies' cast members, such as Desmond Llewelyn, Maryam D'Abo and Timothy Dalton.

## External links

* Cubby Broccoli Tribute
* Cubby's Place: The Man Behind Bond
Dolores Keator

**Dolores Keator** (1925-2011) was an actress who played Mary Trueblood, her only role in film, in Dr. No.

## Life

Keator was born in New Jersey, on 16 February, 1925. She moved to England to study filmography. However, since she wasn't very good at it, she only appeared as a minor role in Dr. No, made in 1962. She then moved back to America.

## Death

After moving to Miami with her husband, Sanford L. Ziff, Dolores Keator died on January 11, 2011, a month and 5 days short of her 86th birthday.

## Trivia

* She owned the house where her character was murdered.
* Husband Sandford Ziff founded Sunglass Hut and building Dolores and Sandford Ziff Opera House, Miami, Florida
* She had one son by first marriage, 3 sons by second marriage. Her marriage to Mr. Ziff was her fourth marriage.
Kleff

**Kleff** is one of Draco's thug in the 1969 movie On Her Majesty's Secret Service. He was portrayed by Bill Morgan.

## Film biography

He was a member of the team that took Bond to Draco. Next he seen in Draco's birthday party. He was there when Bond joined Draco and his Union Corse henchmen in a mercenary helicopter assault on Piz Gloria, in hopes of destroying the facility and rescuing Tracy. Last seen as a guest in Bond and Tracy's wedding.
Donald Pleasence

**Donald Pleasence** was a British actor. He was one of the portrayers of Ernst Stavro Blofeld.

## Behind the Scenes

Pleasence was well-known for acting versatility. He had been one of the many actors in the espionage film The Great Escape, playing a British airman who had a milquetoast manner and studied birds, but in actuality used that to cast off suspicion about drafting up escape plans. He played the President of the United States in the 1980 film Escape from New York, and was best known to American audiences for his role as Dr. Sam Loomis in the Halloween horror films, a role which Peter Cushing and fellow Bond villain actor Christopher Lee had earlier passed up.
Mrs. Bell

**Mrs. Bell** is a minor character who appears in Live and Let Die.

## Film Biography

Mrs. Bell is one of Bleeker's student. On the film Bond said Mr. Bleeker is sick and he will give the lesson to Mrs. Bell. But the real reason Bond chased by Kananga's henchmen. They shake off the henchmen and destroy the wings of the plane. After she went to the intensive care.
Harold Strutter

**Harold Strutter** is a minor character who appears in Live and Let Die.

## Film biography

Strutter is a resourceful CIA operative who follows Bond into Harlem and helps him escape from Kananga's assassins. He later possibly meets the same fate as Hamilton, being supposedly killed by the New Orleans Jazz Funeral however this is never known it is likely he avoided that same face given the assassins was unaware he was CIA
Jones

**Jones** is a henchman ordered to intercept Bond at the airport in Kingston, Jamaica. Once discovered, he commits suicide rather face interrogation. He appears as the quaternary antagonist in the 1962 film *Dr. No* and is portrayed by Reginald Carter.

## Film biography

As Bond leaves Kingston Airport, a chauffeur identifying himself as "Jones" meets him and alleges that he was sent by Government House. Bond instructs him to load his luggage while he calls his hotel. Instead, he calls Government House who deny sending him. Bond gets in his car nonetheless, asking Jones to "take [him] for a ride".

Driving along the coastal road, Jones notices Felix Leiter following them and tries to lose him at the behest of Bond. After evading their pursuer, Bond suspects that Jones is working with him and orders the driver out of the car at gunpoint. They fight as Jones tries to kill Bond, but the spy overpowers him.

Defeated, Jones asks for his pack of cigarettes. After Bond hands them over he extracts one and bites down on it. As 007 grabs the convulsing man, he forces out a final "to hell with you" before collapsing to the ground dead. On examination, Bond discovers that there was cyanide in the cigarettes.

On returning to Government House, Superintendent Duff notes that the car was stolen and that they were not able to identify the driver; suffice to say, he was not a resident of Kingston.

## Trivia

* He is the first Bond villain to officially encounter Bond in the entire film franchise.
Burt Kwouk

**Brut Kwouk** played Mr. Ling in Goldfinger and Spectre 3 in You Only Live Twice as well as a Chinese general in the 1967 spoof Casino Royale. Kwouk is perhaps best known for his recurring role as Cato Feng in the successful Pink Panther film series by Blake Edwards and which featured comedian Peter Sellers, who also starred in Casino Royale. In 1990 he provided the voice of Ando in a radio play of You Only Live Twice.
From Russia with Love (song)

**From Russia with Love** is the theme song for the film From Russia with Love. It was composed by Lionel Bart, and performed by English singer Matt Monro.

## Lyrics

From Russia with love I fly to you,

much wiser since my good-bye to you,

I've traveled the world to learn,

I must return from Russia with love.

I've seen places, faces and smiled for a moment,

but oh, you haunted me so,

Still my tongue tied, young pride,

would not let my love for you show,

in case you'd say no.

To Russia I flew but there and then,

I suddenly knew you'd care again,

my running around is through,

I fly to you from Russia with love.
Britt Ekland

**Britt-Marie Eklund**, better known as **Britt Ekland**, is a Swedish actress and singer who played Bond girl Mary Goodnight in the film The Man with the Golden Gun with Roger Moore. A long-time resident of the United Kingdom, Ekland is best known for playing Goodnight, appearing in the British cult horror film The Wicker Man, her high-profile social life and her whirlwind marriage to actor Peter Sellers, which was one of the reasons Sellers had so much trouble on the set of Casino Royale.