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George Pravda

**George Pravda** (Born June 19, 1916 in Prague − 1 May 1985; died at age 68 in London) was a Czechoslovakian film and television actor.

He began his career in Czechoslovakia, where he was credited as "Jirí Pravda", and then emigrated to the United Kingdom. He then appeared in numerous British films and television series. His wife Hana Maria was also an actress.

His film credits include: Battle of the V-1 (1958, with Christopher Lee), Operation Amsterdam (1959), The Password Is Courage (1962), Thunderball (1965), Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed (1969), [The London Connection] (with Bernard Lee), Hanover Street (1979) and Firefox (1982).

Pravda's TV appearances include: No Hiding Place, The Avengers, The Saint, The Baron, The Prisoner, Special Branch, Department S, Callan, Softly, Softly,Doctor Who (in the serials The Enemy of the World, The Mutants and The Deadly Assassin), Doomwatch, Codename, Public Eye, Spy Trap,Moonbase 3, Colditz, I, Claudius, The Duchess of Duke Street, 1990, The Professionals, The Onedin Line, Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy, Chessgameand Bulman.
Josef

**Josef** is a minor henchman in the James Bond film *On Her Majesty's Secret Service*. He is portrayed by Joseph Vasa, credited as "Piz Gloria receptionist".

## Film biography

Josef is the receptionist at Blofeld's sham clinic, Piz Gloria. Josef meets Bond at the entrance to the clinic and schedules an appointment for Bond, as "Sir Hilary," to see the doctor. Josef is often seen skulking around in the background durring the first half of the film including putting in a phone call to Blofeld that Bond's ally Campbell is scaling the mountain, Shortly after this, he is seen on the phone again, presumably ordering Campbell's execution.

Bond later encounters Josef again during his escape from Piz Gloria. Josef, now dressed in full SPECTRE gear, attacks Bond, who knocks him out after a short fight. Bond stashes Josef's unconscious body gagged and tied up in a locker full of skiing equipment.

It is unknown what happened to Josef, and although Piz Gloria was taken and most SPECTRE Guards where killed, it is possible he was the only one taken prisoner although he is not seen afterwards.
Joseph Wiseman

**Joseph Wiseman** (May 15, 1918 – October 19, 2009) was a Canadian theater and film actor, best known for starring as the titular antagonist of the first James Bond film, Dr. No.

## Life

Joseph Wiseman was born on 15 May, 1918, in Montreal, a suburb in Quebec, Canada, to Orthodox-Jewish parents. Moving to New York at 16, he invested in summer stock, and was a professional, much to his parents' dismay.

The "spookiest actor in the american theater" made his first broadway debut in 1938, enrolling in the show business.

In 1962, Joseph Wiseman, now 44, was called up to Elstree Studios, in London, to play his spookiest, and most famous role ever: Dr. Julius No.

The main filming location for him was in Kingston, Jamaica, for the location of Crab Key, the forbidden island, and home of the chinese doctor.

## Death

* After marrying twice, Joseph Wiseman moved back to Manhattan, and stayed there for good.
* On the 19th of October 2009, Joseph Wiseman passed away from heart problems, dying at 91.
Joe Robinson

**Joe Robinson** (born in May 31 1927) is an English actor and stuntman born in Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland.

His brother is also a stuntman and actor, Doug Robinson. The Robinsons were a famous family of wrestlers, is son and grandson of world champions. Joe portrayed the diamond smuggler Peter Franks in Diamonds Are Forever.
Bill Tanner (Michael Goodliffe)

## William Tanner

**William** "**Bill" Tanner** is MI6's Chief of Staff. Michael Goodliffe briefly plays the character in the 1974 James Bond film The Man with the Golden Gun. He was uncredited for the role.

## Film biography

In The Man with the Golden Gun, Bill Tanner is only seen briefly in the film and is not mentioned by name until the end credits. He appears in M's office with M and Colthorpe, discussing Francisco Scaramanga, who has sent a bullet to MI6 printed with Bond's ID number. He explains Scaramanga's fingerprints on the bullet were verified by the CIA, and that Scaramanga is attempting to provoke a battle with MI6. This leads to Bond being sent to find Scaramanga.

## See also

* Bill Tanner (Literary)
* Bill Tanner (James Villiers)
* Bill Tanner (Michael Kitchen)
* Bill Tanner (Rory Kinnear)
Helen

**Helen** is the Scandinavian patient of Blofeld in the 1969 movie On Her Majesty's Secret Service. She was portrayed by Julie Ege.

## Film biography

She first appears when Bond, posing as genealogist Sir Hilary Bray, visits Blofeld's allergy research institute high in the Swiss Alps of Piz Gloria. Although all the women at the institute take a liking to Bond. She is one of the Angels of Death. At the end Bond destroys the facility and warns M about the attack planted in the minds of the women, Blofeld's plan is inactive. The future of Helen is unknown.
Левая вентиляция

**Left Air Vent** (*рус.* **Левая вентиляционная шахта**) — локация в*Five Nights at Wiki*. Если смотреть на карту, то можно сделать вывод, что вентиляция соединяет офис с **западным холлом**.

Через это место проходят Angry pig, Эдвард, Редбёрд и Орл. Если аниматроник уже выглядывает из вентиляции, то он скоро будет в офисе. Чтобы избежать смерти от аниматроников, необходимо воспользоваться закрытием вентиляций.

## Интересные факты.

* Это место где пролезают 2 вида аниматроников (точнее 2 животных и 2 птицы).
* Вентиляция прямая хотя на камерах она поворачивает в право.

## Галерея.

Левая вентиляция на камерахЭдвард лезет по вентиляцииОрл в вентиляцииЛимфоиль в левой вентиляции
Mrs. Whistler

## Whistler

**Mrs. Whistler** is a minor character in the 1971 movie Diamonds Are Forever. She was portrayed by Margaret Lacey.

## Film biography

A kindly teacher-turned-diamond-smuggler. She teaches in South Africa. Mrs Whistler is subsequently drown in the Amstel River by Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd. Before she dies, she delivers a huge diamond cache to Tiffany Case's apartment.
Lazar

**Lazar** is a character in The Man with the Golden Gun.

## Film biography

A gunsmith who lives in Macau, Lazar makes bullets for Scaramanga's Golden Gun and has them delivered to his mistress, Andrea Anders to a casino and is paid in cash. One day, James Bond accidentally interrupts a woman and children eating, to be met by Lazar who warmly takes him inside and knows of Bond's reputation, hoping to make . Inside, he shows Bond a rifle for a client who lost two fingers with the trigger housed inside the butt. For five-fingered people such as Bond, the rifle is off balance, the shot being an inch too low. He also knows Bond carries a Walther PPK, and says that kind of mass production is crummy, whereas his craft is the finest.
Gibson

## Dan Gibson

**Gibson** is a minor character in the 1974 James Bond film The Man with the Golden Gun. He was played by Gordon Everett.

## Film biography

Prior to the film's events, Gibson, a British solar energy expert, was employed by Thai multi-millionaire Hai Fat to develop a solution to the world's ongoing energy crisis. With the help of Fat's construction company, a highly efficient solar power-plant was constructed on an island belonging to the industrialist's junior partner, Francisco Scaramanga.

However, following its completion, Gibson attempts to return to Britain; bargaining for immunity with a critical component of the power-plant: the Solex Agitator unit. Having outlived his usefulness, Scaramanga is dispatched by Hai Fat to assassinate the scientist and recover the Solex. After meeting with his British contact at a Hong Kong strip club, Gibson is assassinated and his invention is stolen from the crime scene by the assassin's diminutive assistant, Nick Nack.
Capungo

**Capungo** (Spanish for thug) is an assassin who briefly appears during the pre-credits sequence of the 1964 James Bond film Goldfinger. He was played by stuntman Alf Joint.

## Film biography

Working for heroin smuggler Mr. Ramirez, Capungo is sent to murder James Bond after the spy is sent to destroy Ramirez's nearby heroin lab. Visiting Bonita, a traitorous cabaret dancer, Bond narrowly escapes falling victim to Capungo by seeing the approaching thug's reflection in Bonita's eye. The two men brawl until Capungo falls into a bathtub filled with water. Reaching for Bond's discarded holster and Walther PPK, Capungo is suddenly electrocuted by an electric fan hurled into the water by the spy.

## Behind the scenes

Alf Joint, the stunt man who portrayed Capungo, got the part when the actor originally cast was arrested as a cat burglar. In the electrocution sequence, Joint was severely burned when a hot coil wrapped around his leg. The screams you hear are not entirely due to his acting abilities.
Deke Roger

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

## Film Biography

Deke Roger is an old wealthy man who live in Louisana with his wife. An afternoon when he read his newspaper in the garden two boat jump to his territory. One in the swimming pool with two black gangster and one in his garden with James Bond. After this Bond stole his boat and escaped with it. He called the sheriff about this.
Istanbul

**Istanbul** is the most popular city in Turkey.

## History

James Bond first travels to Istanbul in From Russia with Love where he teams up with head of Station T, Kerim Bey to retrieve a Soviet cipher machine from Corporal Tatiana Romanova. After Felix Leiter's wedding in Licence to Kill, Bond is told by M that he was supposed to be in Istanbul on an assignment rather than pursuing Franz Sanchez in Florida.

He later revisits in The World Is Not Enough when Elektra King holds James Bond and Christmas Jones at the Maiden's Tower before he was rescued by Valentin Zukovsky. Bond then stops Renard from causing a nuclear meltdown in the reactor of a Russian submarine. In Skyfall, Bond and Moneypenny pursue Patrice through the Grand Bazaar, who is in possession of a stolen hard drive with intel on undercover NATO agents.
Mr. Osato

## Osato

**Mr. Osato** is the head of Osato Chemicals and Engineering but also the secondary antagonist of the 1967 James Bond film You Only Live Twice. He is a SPECTRE henchman to Ernst Stavro Blofeld and is portrayed by Teru Shimada.

## Film biography

Mr. Osato is the head of Osato Chemicals and Engineering and also a member of SPECTRE. James Bond visits him under the name "Mr. Fisher" in an attempt to see if he is linked to SPECTRE.

When Bond follows an assassin of his Japanese contact Dikko Henderson, he goes to Osato's company and finds a safe that tells him a few things. Bond then meets Mr. Osato and Helga Brandt, his henchwoman and SPECTRE No.11. Osato then orders his men to kill Bond, who escapes thanks to Aki. Osato then captures Bond, and leaves him with Helga, for her to kill. Bond manages to survive again. Osato is then seen with Helga talking to their boss, Ernst Stavro Blofeld, about Bond.

Blofeld gives Osato and Brandt the strictest order to kill Bond; however, Blofeld decides to kill Helga Brandt for her failure and Osato is left on his own. Osato then attempts to kill Bond by using a fake ninja who has a knife but Bond outsmarts him. The other way is by dropping poison into his mouth while he is asleep, which because he turned over, killed Aki instead. Both these attempts were carried out by his henchmen, and Osato is at the end scene. Bond is captured by Osato and Blofeld, after his attempt to infiltrate the SPECTRE Volcano. Blofeld takes his gun and points it at Bond while uttering the words "This is the price of failure Mr Bond", but then turns the gun and shoots Osato instead.

## Trivia

* Despite working for SPECTRE he doesn't seem to be an actual member, as he is always referred to by Blofeld as "Osato" rather than a number as all other members are.
Klaus Hergersheimer

**Klaus Hergersheimer** is a minor character in the 1971 movie Diamonds Are Forever.

He is working on G section in W Technologies for three years. His role is to checking on the radiation shields. He is very helpful and friendly. He helped Bond to get into the restricted area easyly. Bond impersonates Klaus when he finds the "Marches of the World" tape which doubles for the control tape for Blofeld's laser. He was portrayed by Ed Bishop.
Hip

Lieutenant **Hip** is a British Secret Service operative from the 1974 James Bond film The Man with the Golden Gun. He was portrayed by Soon-Taik Oh.

## Film biography

Lieutenant Hip is first seen when Bond goes to the Bottoms Up club. He meets with Gibson to talk about the solex agitator, which is 95% efficient. When leaving the Bottoms Up club, Gibson is shot by Francisco Scaramanga. When Hip can't find the solex agitator, he arrests Bond and tells him he is taking him the station. After boarding a boat, Bond becomes suspicious and decides to escape when the boat passes close to a sunken liner. Bond then discovers the sunken liner is a base of operations for MI6 in Hong Kong. He is then embarrassingly introduced to his new partner at the start of a briefing by M.

Later Lieutenant Hip shows Bond where Hai Fat's mansion is, Bond enters even with Hips warning about the guards.

Hip also arrives at Hai Fat's martial arts academy with his nieces Cha and Nara and helps Bond to escape by beating up the martial arts students chasing him.

When Bond meets Andrea Anders with the solex agitator, Hip is disguised as a Peanut vendor, which helps Bond give him the Solex.
Lektor

The **Lektor** (named **Spektor** in the novel) was a fictional cipher machine developed and used by Soviet Intelligence to protect commercial, diplomatic and military communication. The device first appeared in the 1957 novel From Russia, with Love and was subsequently seen in its 1963 film adaptation. The device also made an appearance during the 2005 video game of the same name.

## Background

The central plot device of From Russia with Love, the Lektor/Spektor was a highly sought-after decoding machine, used by Soviet Intelligence to de-compile coded and highly sensitive documents. The unit is described as roughly the same size as a typewriter; and was in a brown leather case. Inside it contained small buttons, a coded data strip was inserted into a slot, and out of another slot came the decoded message on a strip of paper.

An offer of the machine was received by MI6 in London, ostensibly from Soviet cipher clerk Tatiana Romanova, and contained the condition that Bond was to collect her and the machine in Istanbul. MI6 is unsure of Romanova's story, but the prize of the decoder is too tempting to ignore and Bond's superior, M, orders him to go to Turkey and meet her. In both the novel and its film adaptation, the machine is used as bait for Bond, whom the antagonists (SMERSH in the novel, SPECTRE in the film) wish to humiliate and kill. In the novel the device has been booby-trapped to explode when examined, whereas its film counterpart is a genuine device which SPECTRE intends to sell back to the Soviets.

## Behind the scenes

The Spektor machine was not a Cold War device, but had its roots in the World War II Enigma machine, which author Ian Fleming had tried to obtain from the Germans during his time in Naval Intelligence Division.
Desmond Llewelyn

**Desmond Llewelyn** (12 September 1914 – 19 December 1999) was the most famous actor to portray Q. He acted in the role from From Russia with Love to The World Is Not Enough except Live and Let Die. He also reprised the role in a 1967 TV feature, Welcome to Japan, Mr. Bond, alongside Lois Maxwell.

Desmond Llewelyn died in a car accident after coming home from a book signing in 1999. His role was replaced by John Cleese, who had previously played R in 2002's Die Another Day. Having appeared in 17 of the 18 James Bond films released between 1963 and 1999, he has appeared in more James Bond films than any other actor.
Hawker

**Hawker** is a minor character in Goldfinger. He was played by Gerry Duggan.

## Film Biography

Hawker caddies for James Bond during his golf match with Auric Goldfinger watching admirably as Bond outsmarts his cheating opponent. When Goldfinger loses his golf ball, Hawker suspects Oddjob is lying about finding it and he is. Bond is standing on the real ball. Later Hawker watches as Bond switches Goldfinger's Slazenger 1 ball with a Slanzenger 7. Goldfinger plays the wrong ball on the last hole and loses the match.
Bill Tanner

**Bill Tanner** is MI6's Chief of Staff. Tanner is a regular literary character from Fleming and Gardner's novels, as well as Amis' Colonel Sun, but has never been considered a regular cinematic character until 2008's Quantum of Solace. His largest role in the film series was in 1981's For Your Eyes Only in which, after the death of Bernard Lee (M), Tanner was given a bigger role to substitute while M was "on leave." To date he has been portrayed on-screen by Michael Goodliffe, James Villiers, Michael Kitchen and Rory Kinnear.

## Literary

Literary
*Moonraker* onwards (1955-Present)
## Movies

Michael Goodliffe
*The Man with the Golden Gun*
(1974)Bill Tanner (James Villiers) - Profile.jpgJames Villiers
*For Your Eyes Only*
(1981)Bill Tanner (Michael Kitchen) - Profile.jpgMichael Kitchen
*GoldenEye*,
 *The World Is Not Enough* (1995-1999)Bill Tanner (Rory Kinnear) - Profile.jpgRory Kinnear
*Quantum of Solace* - *SPECTRE*
(2008-Present)
Anya Amasova

Major **Anya Amasova** (Russian: Аня Aмасова, aka Agent **XXX**) is a fictional character in the James Bond film The Spy Who Loved Me, portrayed by Barbara Bach. In the film Amasova is an agent of the KGB. However, in the novelisation by Christopher Wood, Amasova is an agent of Otdyel IV, a department of SMERSH.

## Film biography

After the theft of a submarine, M recalls Bond from a mission where he is currently in a cabin located on the top of Aiguille du Mort, a mountain near the town of Chamonix. While leaving Bond is ambushed by a Russian team, but is able to kill one of them prior to parachuting off the mountain. Unknown to Bond, the agent he killed is Sergei Barsov, Amasova's lover. She has also been recalled from a mission by General Gogol of the KGB.

Anya meets Bond during a show at the Pyramids in Egypt, however, they are not formally introduced to one another until they both arrive at Max Kalba's club where they attempt to outbid one another for a secret microfilm. After both retrieving the microfilm they report back to Cairo where Gogol and M have decided to work together to find out how and why their submarines are being stolen while at sea.

For most of the film Bond and Anya have the same mission objectives and try to achieve the same goals often by attempting to outdo one another, during which they fall in love. After traveling to Sardinia, Anya accompanies Bond to meet Karl Stromberg posing as his wife. Afterwards Anya learns that 007 killed her lover. She then tells Bond that she will ultimately have revenge once their mission is complete.

Anya is later captured by Stromberg and held captive at Atlantis, Stromberg's undersea base. Bond sneaks aboard and rescues her. As the mission reaches its end, she points his own gun at Bond, only to discover that she's too much in love with him to kill him. Anya: (pointing gun at Bond) "This mission is now over ." But then she shoots the cork off of a champagne bottle, showing that she has forgiven Bond for killing her lover. When the escape pod with James and Anya goes into the ship Bond saved from Stromberg's 'instruments of Armageddon', Q, M, and Anya's superiors from Russia look inside a window at James and Anya kissing in the luxury bed in awe. "James!" Anya says as she's the first one in the pod to see the duo's superiors.

## Personality

Anya was depicted as cunning, devious, aloof and fearless. She was vengeful, and became tenacious to kill James Bond after he killed her husband. She is shown to have nerves of steel, since she was completely calm in holding Jaws at gunpoint.

## Trivia

* She is one of the films antagonists, but not a villain. She wasn't evil but wanted to kill Bond, the protagonist, for killing her lover.
Morzeny

**Morzeny** is a SPECTRE member who was created for the 1963 film From Russia With Love; he does not appear in the novel. Morzeny is played by Walter Gotell, who later portrayed General Gogol, head of the KGB during the Roger Moore and Timothy Dalton years.

## Film biography

Morzeny ran Ernst Stavro Blofeld's training grounds on SPECTRE Island, and guided Rosa Klebb there where she first inspected, then recruited Red Grant. Later in the movie, Blofeld has him execute Kronsteen for devising a failed plan, which he gladly does using the poison-tipped shoe blade that Klebb would later use herself.

He and a flotilla of SPECTRE henchmen later pursue Bond and Tatiana Romanova on boats after they escape the Orient Express. After a deadly boat chase, Bond blows up some fuel tanks he drops into the water with a flare gun. This causes all of the enemy boats blow up and burn. Viewers witness Morzeny burning and subsequently falling into the water.
Albert R. Broccoli's 007 Stage

**Albert R. Broccoli's 007 Stage** (formerly **007 Stage**) is one of the largest sound stages in the world, and certainly the most famous. It is located at Pinewood Studios, Iver, Buckinghahire, United Kingdo, and named after the famous James Bond film producer Albert R. "Cubby" Broccoli.

The stage was originally conceived in 1976 by production designer Ken Adam to house the set he had designed for the interior of the Liparus supertanker in the James Bond film The Spy Who Loved Me. The stage was christened the "007 Stage" on December 5, 1976 during a ceremony attended by the then-current British Prime Minister, Harold Wilson. In contrast to the volcano crater set Adam had built for You Only Live Twice in 1966, the 007 Stage would be a permanent structure that could be rented out to other productions.

The 007 Stage burnt to the ground in 1984 due to gasoline canisters being leftover after filming of Ridley Scott's Legend. It was rebuilt 4 months later and renamed "Albert R. Broccoli's 007 Stage" just in time for filming to commence on A View to a Kill (1985).

## Filmed in the 007 Stage

* The Spy Who Loved Me: The Liparus supertanker
* Superman: The Movie/Superman II: Scenes inside The Fortress of Solitude.
* Moonraker: Special effects model work for the space battle.
* Clash of the Titans.
* For Your Eyes Only: The underwater wreck of the St. Georges.
* Krull.
* Octopussy: Kamal Khan's palace courtyard.
* Legend: Forest scene.
* A View to a Kill: Zorin's silver mine, scenes of flooding.
* Santa Claus: The Movie: Santa's workshop.
* Aliens: The Sulaco's cargo bay.
* Alien³: Blast furnace.
* Interview with the Vampire: Theatre of the Vampires.
* Mission: Impossible: Channel Tunnel chase sequence.
* Event Horizon: Engine room.
* Tomorrow Never Dies: Interior of Elliot Carver's stealth boat. Also, the HMS Devonshire underwater set.
* The Avengers: Sir August Winter's weather machine.
* Entrapment: Petronas Towers skywalk.
* Still Crazy: Indoor concert.
* The World Is Not Enough: Russian nuclear testing facility.
* Lara Croft: Tomb Raider: Stage divided into two: First tomb built on one side, second tomb built on the other side.
* Die Another Day: Gustav Graves' Ice Palace.
* Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life: Stage divided into two: Greek temple built on one side, African caves on the other side.
* Casino Royale
Kronsteen (Vladek Sheybal)

## Tov Kronsteen

**Tov Kronsteen** (Това Кронштейна) is the tertiary antagonist of the James Bond film From Russia with Love, released in 1963. He was portrayed by Vladek Sheybal.

## Film biography

Kronsteen worked for SPECTRE and was tasked with inventing a plan to kill and disgrace James Bond for the death of their operative Dr. Julius No in the film, Dr. No. Kronsteen is first seen when he is playing chess, he wins shortly after he is given a message under his glass of water. Kronsteen leaves after the match and reports to Rosa Klebb and Ernst Stavro Blofeld. He explains his plan to his superiors. But at the end of the movie, it turns out that Bond survived his plot against him. Kronsteen blames Klebb for the failure of the plot. Blofeld however, has decided that the blame lies with Kronsteen and has him executed by a poison-tipped blade concealed in Morzeny's boot.
Daniela Bianchi

**Daniela Bianchi** is an Italian actress who is best known for her role as the Bond girl Tatiana Romanova in the 1963 James Bond film From Russia with Love with Sean Connery.

## Trivia

* Bianchi was the 1st runner-up in the 1960 Miss Universe contest, where she was also voted Miss Photogenic by the press. Two other Beauty Queens, Martine Beswick and Aliza Gur, also appear in From Russia with Love.
* In From Russia with Love, Bianchi's voice was dubbed by Barbara Jefford.
* At age 21, Bianchi was the youngest actress to play a Bond girl until Allison Doody played Jenny Flex at age 18 in A View to a Kill. Bianchi remains the youngest actress to play a "leading" Bond girl.
* One of Bianchi's later films was Operation Kid Brother (also known as OK Connery and Operation Double 007), which was a James Bond spoof filmed in English (though Bianchi was again dubbed) and starring Sean Connery's brother, Neil Connery.

## External Links

* IMDb page
* Wikipedia article
Jill Masterson (Shirley Eaton)

## Jill Masterson

**Jill Masterson** is the secondary Bond girl in Goldfinger. She was played by Shirley Eaton.

## Film biography

Jill Masterton is employed by Auric Goldfinger to help him win at cards and to be "seen" with him. She can see Goldfinger's opponent’s cards through her high-powered binoculars. She communicates via radio with Goldfinger (who receives the messages through a false hearing aid), telling him what cards his opponent has and what is going on in the game.

She is an intelligent and very beautiful woman who Bond thinks is too nice to be involved with Goldfinger. She enjoyed humiliating Goldfinger. She then gets into bed with Bond. They spent an afternoon together and expect to enjoy the anticipated sleepless night until Bond goes to the refrigerator for another bottle of champagne when someone knocks him out. Bond awakens later to find that Jill was painted entirely in gold. Goldfinger gets his revenge for the card game.

## Behind the scenes

Shirley Eaton is most recognized for appearing in the film and numerous advertisements covered head to toe in gold paint. It must be noted that the gold-painted girl in the opening credits of the film is not Eaton, but rather Margaret Nolan, who plays Dink, Bond's Miami masseuse.

The bizarre nature of her death is explained as skin suffocation. Although attributed to have happened to cabaret dancers, the validity of actually dying from this method has been questioned.

In the 2008 film Quantum of Solace, as a homage to Jill's death, MI6 agent Strawberry Fields is drowned in crude oil by Quantum. Her naked, oil-covered body is left at the hotel room in which the two had slept together, draped over the bed in a similar pose to Eaton.

## Notes

* Despite being considered the films primary Bond girl, the Bond girl timeline lists her as an enemy to Bond. She is essentially Goldfinger's henchwoman, though never really does anything directly against Bond.
* Jill is the first Bond girl in the series to start out as a henchwoman to the main villain, before betraying their employer after being persuaded by Bond. Though she is one of the few not to become an ally to Bond, instead only becoming his lover. This is a tradition that would be used in many more Bond films.
Dimitri

**Dimitri** is a minor henchman who appears in the 1965 film Thunderball.

## Film biography

Dimitri was on the deck when Bond made photos of the Disco Volante. After he seen in Palmyra when Bond tried to save Paula.

He was one of the few Largo's henchmen who helped Fiona Volpe to find Bond in Junkanoo carnival. After they found on the Kiss Kiss Club.

Volpe approaches Bond as he is dancing with another woman. Assuming Volpe is his wife, the woman abruptly leaves, and the pair begin slow-dancing. As they dance another henchmen takes aim at Bond from behind a nearby curtain. Bond notices in time and spins Volpe into the path of the bullet, piercing her spine and killing her instantly. Witnessing the death of their superior, Dimitri and the remaining thugs flee. He took part at the final battle. Whether he survived or not is unknown.
Marie

**Marie** is a fictional character appearing in Diamonds Are Forever. She is portrayed by Denise Perrier.

## Film biography

Bond is tracking down Ernst Stavro Blofeld's whereabouts by going through various sources. He encounters one man in a casino and asks him where Blofeld is. The man advises him to ask Marie. Bond tracks down Marie, who is sunbathing in a bikini. Marie asks James who he is and he introduces himself. She asks him if there is something she can do for him and he says there is something he'd like for her to get off of her chest, as he rips off her bathing suit top and proceeds to choke her with, asking of Blofeld's location. Marie then gives Bond his location. Her current status is unknown.

## Behind the scenes

* It is unknown if Marie is a member/agent of SPECTRE or simply affiliated with Blofeld.
Ling

**Ling** was a character in the James Bond film You Only Live Twice played by Tsai Chin. She is seen only in the pre-credit sequence.

## Film biography

After being in bed with Bond, Ling presses a button on the wall flipping the bed into an upright position with Bond still on it. She then lets in a couple of gunmen who assassinate Bond. The killing, however, is staged in order to give Bond more freedom to complete the mission at the heart of the story.

## Behind the scenes

Actress Tsai Chin, who played Ling, later appeared in the 2006 version of Casino Royale.
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 Donald Pleasence, Telly Savalas, Charles Gray and Max von Sydow, among others.

Blofeld initially appeared in six James Bond films from Eon Productions: From Russia with Love (1963), Thunderball (1965), You Only Live Twice (1967), On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969), Diamonds Are Forever (1971) and For Your Eyes Only (1981) (the pre-title sequence of which marks his final appearance and the death of this version of the character). Blofeld also appears in Never Say Never Again, the 1983 Warner Brothers remake of Thunderball.

## Literary

Blofeld - Thunderball (George Almond).pngLiterary
Thunderball - You Only Live Twice (1961 - 1964)
## Movies

Blofeld (Dawson-Pohlmann) - Profile.jpgDawson/Pohlmann
From Russia with Love,
Thunderball (1963 - 1965)Ernst Stavro Blofeld Donald Pleasence.pngDonald Pleasence
You Only Live Twice (1967)Blofeld (Telly Savalas) - Profile.jpgTelly Savalas
On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)Blofeld Profile (Charles Gray).pngCharles Gray
Diamonds Are Forever (1971)Hollis Blofeld.pngHollis/Rietty
For Your Eyes Only (1981)
## Video Games

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007 Legends (2012)
## Unofficial

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Never Say Never Again (1983)
Number Nine

## Pierre Borraud

**Number Nine** is a prominent SPECTRE operative and board member from the 1965 James Bond film Thunderball. He was played by Clive Cazes.

## Film biography

Number Nine is present at the SPECTRE cabinet meeting in Paris. According to Number Eleven's report, both men were involved in the distribution of Red China narcotics in the United States. The operation netted $2,300,000; considerably less than the organization had expected.

Eleven places the blame on competition from Latin America driving down prices and insists that all monies have been accounted for, but Blofeld is not satisfied with the excuse and decides that one of the two men is guilty of embezzlement. Having decided on an appropriate course of action, Blofeld prepares to execute the guilty man by way of electrocution. After several seconds of tension and despite a seemingly calm demeanor, Number Nine is electrocuted to death in his chair.
Christopher Lee

**Sir Christopher Lee** (May 27, 1922 - June 7, 2015) portrayed Francisco Scaramanga in The Man with the Golden Gun and GoldenEye: Rogue Agent. He was a close personal friend to Sir Roger Moore, whom he first met in 1948.

## Trivia

Christopher Lee was knighted in 2009. Lee was in the Royal Air Forces during World War II, but he was forced to leave because of his eyesight.

Some of Christopher Lee's most famous roles are: Scaramanga (The Man With The Golden Gun 1974) Count Dooku (Star Wars 2002/2005 voiced his own character in Star Wars: Clone Wars 2008) Saruman (Lord Of The Rings 2001-2003; The Hobbit 2012-2014), Captain Rochefort (The Three Musketeers 1973-4) and Dracula (Dracula 1958). Other roles he has played are the title role in Jinnah, about the first prime minister of Pakistan.

Lee was also a step cousin to Bond creator Ian Fleming and even starred with pre-007 star Pierce Brosnan in the 1993 espionage film Detonator (A.K.A. Death Train). In 1978, Lee had been offered the role of Dr. Sam Loomis in the classic horror film Halloween, but declined the role because he did not think it worth it to travel all the way to the United States for filming. Fellow Hammer actor Peter Cushing also declined the role for the same reason, and the role of Dr. Loomis eventually went to fellow Bond villain actor Donald Pleasence.

## Death

Christopher Lee passed away on June 7, 2015 at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in London at the age of 93 while due to the effect of heart falliure and respiratory problems. The news of his passing was made public on June 11, 2015 with many reacting.

Roger Moore stated on Twitter on June 11: "It's terribly [sic] when you lose an old friend, and Christopher Lee was one of my oldest. We first met in 1948 ... Our thoughts are for Lady Lee, Christina and Juan."

## External links

* Christopher Lee at Dracula wiki
* Christopher Lee at Sherlock Holmes wiki
* Christopher Lee at Star Wars wiki
* Christopher Lee at Lord of the Rings wiki
* Christopher Lee at Tim Burton wiki
* Christopher Lee at Gremlins wiki
Madeline Smith

**Madeline Smith** (born 2 August 1949) is an English actress. Having been a model in the late 1960s she appeared in many television series and stage productions, plus comedy and horror films, in the 1970s and '80s.

In 1973 she played the Bond girl Miss Caruso in the pre-titles sequence of Live and Let Die, the first James Bond film starring Roger Moore. She was recommended for the role by Moore himself, having previously appeared with him in an episode of the action/adventure television series The Persuaders!.
Count Giulio di Vicenzo

### Relatives:

Marc-Ange Draco (ex-Father-In-Law)Tracy Bond(ex-wife, deceased)Unnamed daughter (daughter, deceased)

### Status:

Deceased

**Count Giulio di Vicenzo** was the first  husband of Tracy Bond. During their marriage, he managed to get a hold of a

large portion of her money before eventually leaving her; he subsequently perished while driving a Maserati in the company of one of his mistresses. During this marriage, Teresa had a child, who later passed away due to spinal meningitis.

In the film, Marc-Ange Draco tell Bond the story of Tracy's past:

"She went off, without telling me, and married, perhaps with the idea of settling down. But the man, a worthless Italian called Vicenzo, Count Giulio di Vicenzo, took as much of her money as he could lay his hands on and deserted her, leaving her with a girl child. I purchased a divorce and bought a small chateau for my daughter in theDordogne and installed her there, and for once, with the baby and a pretty garden to look after, she seemed almost at peace. And then, my friend, six months ago, the baby died - died of that most terrible of all children's ailments, spinal meningitis."
Jill Masterton (Literary)

## Jill Masterton

**Jill Masterton** is a fictional character in Ian Fleming's James Bond novel Goldfinger. For the film adaptation both her and her sister Tilly had their surname changed to **Masterson**.

## Novel biography

In the novel, Jill plays a slightly larger part. After Auric Goldfinger's humiliation, Jill and James Bond make love as they take an overnight train up the coast. Bond does not learn of her death until he meets Tilly Masterton, Jill's sister, in Switzerland. The film's version of events allows Goldfinger to exact revenge quicker, and dramatically, Bond gets to discover the striking image of a woman covered in gold paint.

## Behind the scenes

The bizarre nature of her death is explained as skin suffocation. Although attributed to have happened to cabaret dancers, the validity of actually dying from this method has been questioned.
Mr. Solo (Martin Benson)

## Martin Solo

**Mr. Solo** is a minor villain in the 1964 James Bond film Goldfinger. Solo is played by Martin Benson.

## Film biography

Mr. Solo is the only gangster who refuses Goldfinger's invitation to rob Fort Knox. Goldfinger owes 1 million dollars in gold for smuggling his industrial laser into America. Goldfinger has Oddjob drive Solo to the airport with the gold. Instead Oddjob shoots Solo and has his body and the car crushed. Goldfinger later separates the gold from the car.
Ahmed

**Ahmed** is a minor character in the 1974 movie The Man with the Golden Gun.

Bond visited Saida in Beirut to find the golden bullett which killed 002. Ahmed, Rahman and their boss are observed him. When Bond went to Saida's dressing room they followed him. Finally enter and, for reasons best known to themselves, strike Bond from behind causing him to swallow the bullet. After a brutal brawl Bond renders his attackers unconscious. His fate is unkown. He was played by Rocky Taylor.
Kra

**Kra** is Scaramanga's maintenance and security officer and appears in the 1974 James Bond film The Man with the Golden Gun. He was portrayed by Sonny Caldinez.

## Film biography

Kra is the maintenance and security officer responsible for maintaining Scaramanga's solar energy station (as well as the rest of his estate). At one point, Kra attempts to make to flirt with Mary Goodnight, but fails in the process. He is killed during James Bond's raid when Goodnight hits him over the head with a spanner and he falls into a vat of liquid helium and is fried. His body temperature causes the reactor to meltdown and destroy the estate.
Gebrüder Gumbold

## Gumbold

**Gebrüder Gumbold** is a henchman in the 1969 film On Her Majesty's Secret Service. He is portrayed by James Bree.

## Film biography

  He is one of the lawyers of Gumbold Brothers, ("Gebrüder means "brothers" in German) in Bern, who is helping Blofeld in his quest to be recognized as Count de Bleauchamp.

  When Bond searched the lawyers' office, he found Blofeld's correspondence with the London College of Arms discovering that Blofeld is attempting to lay claim to the title 'Comte Balthazar de Bleuchamp' - de Bleuchamp being the French form of the Blofeld surname.
Fort Knox

**The United States Bullion Depository**, often known as **Fort Knox**, is a fortified vault building located adjacent to Fort Knox, Kentucky, used to store a large portion of United States official gold reserves and occasionally other precious items belonging or entrusted to the federal government.

## Background

The United States Bullion Depository holds 4,578 metric tons (5,046.3 short tons) of gold bullion (147.2 million oz. troy). This is roughly 3 percent of all the gold ever refined throughout human history. Even so, the depository is second in the United States to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York's underground vault in Manhattan, which holds 7,000 metric tons (7,716 tons) of gold bullion (225.1 million oz. troy), some of it in trust for foreign nations, central banks and official international organizations.

## Novel appearances

### Goldfinger

In the 1959 Ian Fleming novel Goldfinger, the titular villain, Auric Goldfinger plots to break into the U.S. Bullion Depository in a criminal plot called "Operation Grand Slam". With the help of several gangsters (including the Spangled Mob and the Mafia) Goldfinger plans to kill the inhabitants of Fort Knox by poisoning their water supply and then steal the gold. Bond manages to conceal a capsule containing a message to Felix Leiter into the toilet of Goldfinger's private plane, where he hopes it will be found and sent to Pinkertons, where his friend and ex-counterpart Felix Leiter now works. Operation Grand Slam commences, and it turns out that Leiter has indeed found and acted on Bond's message. A battle commences, but Goldfinger escapes.

## Film appearances

### Goldfinger

In the 1964 movie adaptation of Goldfinger, the audience is initially led to believe Goldfinger is going to steal the gold, but the real plot is to render the gold contained in the Depository radioactive and useless with a nuclear device, crippling the economy and driving up the price of the gold Goldfinger already owns.
Colonel Smithers

**Colonel Smithers** is a character in the 1964 movie Goldfinger. He is in charge of the Bank of England. Smithers has Bond investigate Goldfinger to discover his means of shipping gold internationally as he suspects Goldfinger is deliberately smuggling his gold illegally with secretive means after his past attempts to find this out failed. He told Bond to make contact with Goldfinger and gave a German gold bar from World War II era. He is portrayed by Richard Vernon.
Billy-Bob

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

## Film biography

Billy Bob is Sheriff J.W. Pepper's brother-in-law who owns the fastest boat in the bayou and who works for the State Wildlife Department at Ranger Station. Pepper called Billy Bob to help but Adam hit him unconscious and stole his boat.
Monty Norman

**Monty Norman** (born in London, UK on 4 April 1928) is a singer and film composer best known for composing the "James Bond Theme".

Norman wrote the music for the first James Bond movie Dr. No and the signature theme of the James Bond franchise. Norman has received royalties since 1962 for the theme, but it was arranged by John Barry after the producers were dissatisfied with Norman's arrangement. Barry claimed that he actually did write the theme; nevertheless, Norman won two libel actions against publishers for claiming that Barry was the composer, most recently against The Sunday Times in 2001.

In the made-for-DVD documentary Inside Dr. No, Norman performs a piece of music he wrote for the stage several years earlier entitled Bad Sign, Good Sign, that resembles the melody of the "James Bond Theme" in several places.

Norman admits to having collected around £485,000 in royalties between the years 1976 and 1999 for the use of the theme since Dr. No.
Count Lippe (Guy Doleman)

## Lippe

**Count Lippe** is a SPECTRE operative who is the tertiary antagonist in 1965 film Thunderball, in which he was portrayed by Guy Doleman.

## Film biography

A nobleman of undetermined nationality, Count Lippe is encountered by James Bond at the Shrublands health spa. He is ultimately revealed to be an agent of SPECTRE charged with hiring Angelo Palazzi to impersonate NATO pilot François Derval. The spa itself is conveniently close to the RAF airbase from which SPECTRE plans to hijack a Vulcan bomber and its atomic payload.

On his first meeting with Lippe, Bond notices a criminal tattoo (a red square with a spike through it - a Tong symbol) on the man's wrist. Suspicious, he searches Lippe's room, but is seen leaving by Palazzi who is bandaged after plastic surgery. Fearing there would be a discovery, Lippe tries to murder Bond with a spinal traction machine, but is foiled by Patricia Fearing. As in the novel, Bond retaliates against Lippe by trapping him in a steam bath and turning up the heat.

Later that evening Lippe and Angelo arrive at a Whitbread House hotel where the unsuspecting François Derval is relaxing with his mistress, SPECTRE assassin Fiona Volpe. Making a call from the public telephone box outside, Lippe informs the pilot that they have a car waiting to take him to the air base. The pair then proceed up to Derval's room and murder him with a poison gas pistol. After receiving his payment from Volpe, Angelo demands more - a quarter of a million dollars. The Count threatens Angelo with a silenced pistol, but is instructed by the more pragmatic Volpe to put it away. She agrees to his demands to avoid further complications.

Using a fake ambulance, which Lippe had arranged, they transport the dead and bandaged Derval back to Shrublands to make it appear that he is Angelo. As they dispose of the body they are suddenly interrupted by Bond and are forced to abandon the corpse in the traction room. As he makes a phone call, one of Lippe's assistants makes an attempt on Bond's life, but is ultimately killed. On his way out of the traction room Bond trips the fire alarm forcing the Count to flee the scene.

The following morning, Bond leaves due to an urgent call from the office. Lippe notices him leaving and sets off in pursuit of Bond's DB5. Approaching from behind, the Count attempts to shoot 007 with a revolver. As Bond prepares the car's defenses, Lippe's vehicle suddenly bursts into flames - shot from behind by the rockets of a masked assassin's motorcycle. As the assassin streaks past, Lippe's vehicle careers out of control and topples into a ditch where it explodes violently. It is revealed that Lippe was killed by Volpe on Blofeld's orders, as punishment for his poor judgement in hiring the greedy Palazzi.

## See also

* Thunderball
* Never Say Never Again
* SPECTRE
* Emilio Largo
* Fiona Volpe (Luciana Paluzzi)
* List of James Bond villains
Dink

**Dink** is a Bond girl in the 1964 movie Goldfinger. She was Bond's masseuse on Miami Beach. She is portrayed by Margaret Nolan.

## Film Biography

She massages Bond until Felix Leiter arrives, who comments that he knew he'd find Bond in good hands. Bond then introduces Felix to his masseuse, then tells Dink to say goodbye to him because they are about to share some "Man talk." He spanks her as she leaves.
Number Eleven

## Unknown

**Number Eleven** is a prominent SPECTRE operative and board member from the 1965 James Bond film Thunderball. He was played by Murrash Kash.

## Film biography

Number Eleven is present at the SPECTRE abinet meeting in Paris and was the fourth to give his report to the Board and Blofeld. According to his report, both he and Number Nine were involved in the distribution of Red China narcotics in the United States. The operation netted $2,300,000; considerably less than the organization had expected, causing Blofeld to demand a justification for Number 11's substandard performance. Number Eleven claims that there are low profit margins in the American black market due to heavy competetion from Latin American drug cartels. Blofeld said he anticipated that setback, and accuses one of the SPECTRE agents of embezzlement.

Having decided on an appropriate course of action, Blofeld prepares to execute the guilty man by way of electrocution. He asks Number Eleven if he is being truthful with him about the financial statements, to which the man nervously replies, "To the penny, Number One". Blofeld proceeds to electrocute Number Nine, whom he originally suspected of the theft. This marked a common used strategy by SPECTRE, casting a glaring accusation on someone else to take the heat off the guilty party, then punishing the guilty at the final moment.

The man's ultimate fate is unknown, but the number was later assumed by SPECTRE operative Helga Brandt in You Only Live Twice.