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
Sasha Davidov holds the position of security chief for the renowned oil tycoon, Elektra King. He also serves as the trusted confidant of King’s partner, Renard. Played by Danish actor, Ulrich Thomsen, this malevolent character makes his appearance in the James Bond film from 1999, The World Is Not Enough, and features in its subsequent … Read more
Mister Bullion, AKA Bull, with his gold-embellished smile, serves as a personal security guard for the former KGB operative, Valentin Zukovsky. Behind the scenes, however, he covertly aligns himself with Renard and Elektra King. This villainous role is brought to life by the British DJ and producer, Goldie, in the 1999 James Bond movie, The … Read more
Gabor serves as the unwavering protector of oil magnate Elektra King. He plays a key role in her and Renard’s plan aimed at decimating Istanbul and gaining control over the global oil trade for monetary benefits. He’s a secondary adversary in The World is Not Enough, and is brought to life by John Seru, an … 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
Henry Gupta is an American computer scientist who works for media tycoon Elliot Carver. Portrayed by American illusionist, actor, and author, Ricky Jay, this secondary villain graces the screen in the 1997 James Bond film, Tomorrow Never Dies. Gupta is the brains behind Elliot Carver’s plan, but is treated with contempt by the billionaire media … 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
Dr. Kaufman is a German scientist and professional assassin under the employ of media tycoon Elliot Carver. First seen in the 1997 James Bond film Tomorrow Never Dies, the character was brought to life by the late American actor Vincent Schiavelli. Kaufman’s character was further immortalized in Raymond Benson’s novelization of the film and echoed … Read more
Paris Carver is a notable character from the 1997 James Bond film, Tomorrow Never Dies. The wife of British media baron Elliot Carver, and former lover of James Bond, she’s mixed up in a life of exotic high society that’s riddled with danger. Brought to life by American actress Teri Hatcher, this Bond girl bridges … Read more
Richard Stamper serves as the trusted aide and security chief to media mogul, Elliot Carver, having previously being under the mentorship of Carver’s private hitman, Dr. Kaufman. This henchman, brought to life by the German actor, Götz Otto, is a key figure in the 1997 James Bond film, Tomorrow Never Dies. The character undergoes a … Read more
Introduced in the 1997 Bond movie Tomorrow Never Dies, Colonel Wai Lin is a formidable Chinese agent embodied by acclaimed Malaysian actress Michelle Yeoh. The character stands out as a resilient and sharp-witted agent who approaches her role with a level of dedication that commands respect. Wai Lin serves actively in the Chinese People’s External … Read more
Elliot Carver is a notorious British media baron who plots on an unimaginably grand scale. He’s the main villain from the 1997 James Bond film, Tomorrow Never Dies, where he weaves a narrative of intrigue, ambition, and ruthless power play. A character shaped by the mesmerizing performance by British actor Jonathan Pryce, Carver’s unquenchable thirst … 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
General Arkady Grigorovich Ourumov, the commanding force of Russia’s Space Division, occupies a prominent place as a corrupt General and henchman in the 1995 James Bond film, GoldenEye. A stoic member of the Janus Syndicate, Ourumov’s portrayal by the late Gottfried John is reprised in the 1997 GoldenEye 007 video game, further establishing his antagonistic … 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
Jack Wade, a CIA operative, assists Bond in investigating the Janus Syndicate in the 1995 film GoldenEye. He returns in the 1997 film Tomorrow Never Dies, he briefly appears, portrayed by American actor Joe Don Baker, who had played villain Brad Whitaker in The Living Daylights back in 1987. Jack Wade also makes an appearance … Read more
Natalya Fyodorovna Simonova, a skilled Russian programmer, and a sole survivor from a massacre at work, later teams up with Bond in his investigation of the Janus Crime Syndicate. Brought to life by the talented Polish-Swedish actress, model, and singer Izabella Scorupco in the 1995 James Bond film GoldenEye, Natalya Simonova’s intelligence and bravery left … Read more
Alec Trevelyan, once MI6 Agent 006, is a complex character from the James Bond universe. Initially an ally, he deceivingly fakes his death, adopts the pseudonym ‘Janus,’ and establishes a Russian criminal syndicate. Brought to life by Sean Bean, Alec Trevelyan is the formidable antagonist in the 1995 film, GoldenEye, and reappears in its novelization … Read more
Colonel Xenia Zaragevna Onatopp, a former Soviet fighter-pilot turned ruthless assassin for the Janus crime syndicate, is a character of sexual sociopathy, infamous in the James Bond universe. This femme fatale takes everything to the extreme, making Xenia Onatopp one of the most memorable characters in the Bond franchise. First appearing in EON Productions’ 1995 … Read more
Ed Killifer is a DEA agent and associate of Felix Leiter, who turns traitor after taking a $2 million payoff to help drug lord Franz Sanchez escape from U.S. custody. Played by American actor Everett McGill in the 1989 James Bond film Licence to Kill, the character re-appears in John Gardner’s accompanying novel. DEA Agent … Read more
Milton Krest serves as a marine researcher and narcotics trafficker, using his company, Wavekrest Marine Research, to transport cocaine for the Sanchez Cartel. Drawing inspiration from a literary character in Ian Fleming’s short story, The Hildebrand Rarity, and brought to life by American actor Anthony Zerbe, Krest is one of the key henchmen in the … Read more
Dario is a notable antagonist from the 1989 James Bond film Licence to Kill, and one of the three main henchmen in the Sanchez Cartel. This character, brought to life by a very young Benicio del Toro in ne of his first castings, was the youngest of the trio of henchmen. Notably, Dario also appeared … Read more