Lucia Sciarra is the wife of a SPECTRE agent named Marco Sciarra. Brought to life by the acclaimed Italian actress Monica Bellucci, she’s a minor Bond Girl that features early in the James Bond movie, Spectre (2015). On the orders of his former superior M by a posthumous video, Bond is tasked with tracking the … Read more
Estrella is a minor but noteworthy character in the 2015 James Bond film, Spectre. Played by Stephanie Sigman, she’s an operative for Mexico’s intelligence services, helping Bond out while he’s in Mexico City. Participating in the Day of the Dead Celebrations in Mexico City, Estrella is with James Bond as both are actively tracking Marco … Read more
Marco Sciarra is an assassin, associated with the notorious criminal enterprise Spectre. Married to Lucia Sciarra, he makes his entrance in 2015 film, Spectre. Played by Italian actor and stunt performer, Alessandro Cremona, Sciarra and Bond partake in one of the best opening sequences of the entire Bond series. Following M’s passing, James Bond is … Read more
Played by Nicholas Woodeson, Doctor Hall is a psychologist at SIS/MI6, making his only appearance in Bond 23, Skyfall (2012). He examines James Bond’s mental health upon his return to MI6. He administers simple word association tests to Bond. However, Bond gives sarcastic answers, and even remains silent throughout the examination, as noted by Hall. … Read more
Bond’s Lover is an unnamed girl, who serves as a minor character, Bond Girl in the 2012 film Skyfall, and is played by Greek model Tonia Sotiropoulou. Credited as ‘Bond’s Lover’ we see her sharing a romantic relationship with James Bond during his retirement from MI6. The only scene we see her, she’s been making … Read more
The Right Honourable Clair Dowar MP serves as the Home Secretary of the United Kingdom. Played by the late British actress Helen McCrory, she’s a minor character in the 2012 James Bond film, Skyfall. Known for her unwavering determination and strong opinions, she’s focused on removing M from her position at the earliest opportunity. However, … Read more
CIA Agent Gregg Beam is stationed in South America and becomes embroiled in corrupt dealings with businessman and Quantum agent, Dominic Greene. This compelling double agent, brought to life by renowned American actor, David Harbour, in the 2008 Bond film, Quantum of Solace, works with his understudy Felix Leiter before his dubious dealings come unstuck. … Read more
Craig Mitchell serves as M’s personal bodyguard, but is secretly operating for crime syndicate Quantum. Portrayed by stuntman Glenn Foster, Mitchell features in the 2008 James Bond movie, Quantum of Solace. Craig Mitchell has been working as the personal bodyguard of M, the British Secret Service head. However, Mitchell has been leading a double life … Read more
Solange Dimitrios is a fascinating character in the 2006 Bond film, Casino Royale. The unhappy wife of corrupt Greek official with ties to a terrorist organisation, Solange is seduced by James Bond, who uses her to get information about her husband. Played by Italian actress Caterina Murino, Solange Dimitrios is a beautiful, complex, but all-too-short … Read more
Mollaka Danso works independently as a terrorist and explosives expert, and has association with the crime syndicate known as Quantum. He comes to life in the 2006 Bond film, Casino Royale, and is enacted by French Parkour artist, Sébastian Foucan. The character’s presence extends beyond the film, featuring in the Quantum of Solace video game … Read more
“Carlos Nikolic” is the alias used by the freelance arms manufacturer and terrorist. He’s a minor villain in the 2006 movie, Casino Royale. Italian Actor, Claudio Santamaria, brings the character to life in the movie, and the character resurfaces in the 2008 video game, 007: Quantum of Solace. Investment banker Le Chiffre has used the … Read more
Villiers is M’s right hand man in 2006 film Casino Royale, taking the place of Bill Tanner. Played by British actress Tobias Menzies, this minor character is the perfect assistant for M, as he plays everything by the book. After Bond’s erratic killing of bomb manufacturer, Mollaka, in Madagascar, M and Villiers attend a government … Read more
Madam Wu is a minor character in the 2006 James Bond film Casino Royale. She’s one of the card players at the casino, who’s brought to life by actress Tsai Chin, an artist who played Bond girl, Ling in the opening sequence of You Only Live Twice (1967). Madam Wu is initially introduced aboard Le … Read more
Damian Falco is a National Security Agency (NSA) Chief and ally in the 2002 James Bond film, Die Another Day. The character is portrayed by American actor Michael Madsen, and although he’s a minor character, he’s left a lasting impression. Damian Falco is one of the highest ranking NSA operatives. He, along with Giacinta Jinx’ … Read more
General Moon is a character in the 2002 James Bond film, Die Another Day, portrayed by Hong Kong actor Kenneth Tsang. He’s the father of Colonel Tan-Sun Moon, who transforms into Gustav Graves through the means of gene replacement therapy. General Moon, the father of Colonel Moon, plays a pivotal role in assisting Bond’s release … Read more
Verity is a fencing instructor, who trains Miranda Frost and Gustav Graves at the prestigious Blades fencing club. Played by American superstar Madonna in the 2002 James Bond film, Die Another Day, Verity boasts graceful moves, and not only guides her students through the art of swordplay but also lends her melodious voice to the … Read more
Known only as Cigar Girl, she’s an undercover terrorist working for Renard. She features early in the James Bond movie The World Is Not Enough (1999), and is given a name, Giulietta da Vinci in the Raymond Benson novel of the same name. Portrayed by Italian actress Maria Grazia Cucinotta and stuntwoman Sarah Donohue, is … Read more
Dr. Molly Warmflash, a dedicated medical professional, works for MI6 and is an irregular love interest of James Bond. She makes her appearance in the 1999 James Bond movie, The World Is Not Enough, and is brought to life on screen by British actress, Serena Scott Thomas. The character is subsequently featured in a novel … Read more
Inga Bergstrom serves as a professor at the University of Oxford. She shares a romantic past with James Bond, and is seen with him in the 1997 film, Tomorrow Never Dies. Played by Danish actress, Cecilie Thomsen, she is only a minor character, but her time on the screen made her a Bond girl. Interestingly, … Read more
Admiral Roebuck, an Admiral of the British Royal Navy, appears in the 1997 James Bond film, Tomorrow Never Dies. The character is portrayed by the late British actor Geoffrey Palmer, and the character was adapted for the Raymond Benson novelization that accompanies the film. Admiral Roebuck finds himself embroiled in a fiery dispute with M … Read more
Charles Robinson serves as an assistant to MI6 and as the Deputy Chief of Staff, and was ushered in for the Bond movie Tomorrow Never Dies (1997) as a replacement for Bill Tanner. Played by British actor Colin Salmon, the character returned for The World Is Not Enough (1999), and Die Another Day (2002). Charles … Read more
Caroline is a a psychological and psychiatric assessor for the SIS/MI6. She’s a minor character in the 1995 film GoldenEye, whose claim to fame is being the first Bond girl in the Pierce Brosnan era. Played by British actress, Serena Gordon, her character appears only in the pre-title sequence, but she also makes an appearance … Read more
Boris Ivanovich Grishenko, a Russian computer technician at the GoldenEye control center in Severnaya, Siberia, is a character from the 1995 James Bond film, GoldenEye. Portrayed by Scottish actor Alan Cumming, Grishenko isn’t the most popular worker, and he turns on his employers and colleagues to help villain Alec Trevelyan. Boris Grishenko also appears in … Read more
Valentin Dmitryovich Zukovsky, an ex-KGB intelligence officer, now Russian mafia head, who presently operates a bar, a casino, and a caviar factory, and a valuable ally for Bond. Portrayed by the late Robbie Coltrane, this recurring ally, first introduced in the 1995 James Bond film GoldenEye. Zukovsky’s presence continues in the 1999 film The World … Read more