"James Bond" Villain Quotes Trivia Quiz

Answer: Auric Goldfinger

Auric Goldfinger (Gert Frobe) is a criminal who attempts to contaminate the gold supply at Fort Knox. Goldfinger is on the verge of killing James Bond with a laser because Bond has been snooping on Goldfinger's evil actions. Auric Goldfinger utters the "I expect you to die" line and prepares to leave the room. Bond, however, mentions a plot called "Operation Grand Slam", and Goldfinger decides to spare 007's life temporarily, saying "You are worth more to me alive than dead." Dr. No is the villain in a 1962 Bond film; Mayday is a criminal in the 1985 movie "A View to a Kill"; and Tiffany Case appears in the 1971 movie "Diamonds Are Forever".

Answer: Octopussy

Kamal Khan (Louis Jourdan) is an exiled Afghan prince living in India who is involved in jewelry smuggling with a mysterious woman named Octopussy (Maude Adams). James Bond travels to India and discovers that Kamal is cheating an opponent in high-stakes backgammon. 007 challenges Khan to finish a game.

Naturally, Bond defeats Khan and wins a large sum of money. A furious Khan, exposed as a cheater who uses loaded dice, warns Bond to spend that money quickly. Khan makes it quite clear that he intends to kill Bond. "Live and Let Die" was released in 1973, "The Man With the Golden Gun" appeared in 1974, and "The Spy Who Loved Me" was released in 1977.

Answer: Ernst Blofeld

Ernst Stravo Blofeld is James Bond's arch-enemy in many of the early movies in the spy series. Blofeld is the head of the evil SPECTRE organization. Donald Pleasence plays the role of Blofeld in "You Only Live Twice". Early in the movie, Blofeld seemingly kills James Bond in Hong Kong. Bond, however, is able to escape the assassination attempt. 007 is later captured by Blofeld, and he tells Blofeld, "This is my second life." A perturbed Blofeld utters the "You only live twice" line. 007 eventually thwarts Blofeld's evil scheme on a Japanese island. Emilio Largo is the villain in 1965's "Thunderball", Mr. Big is a criminal in 1973's "Live and Let Die", and Elliot Carver is a bad guy in the 1997 film "Tomorrow Never Dies".

Answer: General Orlov

General Orlov (Steven Berkoff) is a militant, psychotic commander in the movie "Octopussy". He believes that by detonating a nuclear bomb in West Germany, he will help the USSR gain a huge advantage over NATO forces in Europe. General Gogol, a moderate member of the Soviet military forces, apprehends Orlov at the East German border, but the nuclear bomb still travels on board a train to a West German circus. James Bond, of course, manages to disarm the bomb in the nick of time. Generals Pushkin and Koskov appear in the Bond movie "The Living Daylights".

Answer: San Francisco

Max Zorin, a test tube psychotic baby, plans on destroying Silicon Valley in California, by creating an earthquake near the San Andreas Fault. James Bond and a geologist, named Stacey Sutton, uncover this plot and they attempt to stop Zorin in San Francisco. Zorin shoots a San Francisco city official and congratulates himself on his act of "genius". Zorin then sets fire to the building, leaving Bond and Sutton stranded. 007 and the woman, however, escape from the burning building. Eventually, Bond manages to foil Zorin's evil plot; Silicon Valley is saved and Zorin falls to his death from the Golden Gate Bridge.

Answer: Fatima Blush

Sean Connery returns as James Bond in the film "Never Say Never Again". Fatima Blush (Barbara Carrera) is a loyal employee of SPECTRE, who uses her beauty to do evil deeds, including the theft of nuclear missiles. She is beautiful but extremely conceited; she orders 007 to praise her with glowing words by writing in a "diary". James Bond uses a pen with exploding ink to kill Blush just as she is about to shoot him. Pussy Galore and Jill Masterson appear in the 1964 "Goldfinger" movie; Elektra King appears in the 1999 film "The World Is Not Enough".

Answer: Brad Whitaker

Brad Whitaker (Joe Don Baker) is a corrupt American arms dealer who is plotting with a Soviet general, named Georgi Koskov, to steal millions of dollars in jewelry. Whitaker considers himself an officer, but he has no military experience; he was expelled from West Point for cheating. Whitaker is merely a mercenary who deals in high tech weapons. Whitaker tells Pushkin the comment about war, after Pushkin uncovers Whitaker's plot to steal diamonds. Pushkin demands that the money back be returned. James Bond allies with Soviet General Leonid Pushkin to apprehend Whitaker and Koskov. Saunders is a British intelligence agent who assists Bond in Vienna. Kara is James Bond's love interest in "The Living Daylights".

Answer: Franz Sanchez

Franz Sanchez (Robert Davi) is a wealthy narcotics dealer who has severely injured James Bonds' colleague, Felix Leiter, and killed Felix's wife. Against his country's orders, Bond tracks Sanchez down to the drug lord's home in Isthmus. 007 eventually defeats Sanchez and destroys the drug-dealing operation. Dario is Sanchez's chief henchman, Truman-Lodge works as an accountant for Sanchez, and Lupe is Franz's girlfriend.

Answer: Hugo Drax

Hugo Drax (Michael Lonsdale) is a criminal who seeks to create a master race. Drax wants to destroy the Earth and to then set up a new world order. Bond travels into outer space in order to thwart Drax. Bond ruins Drax's plans of a "master race", and Drax is furious.

In his final act, Drax attempts to kill 007, but Bond shoots Hugo Drax first. Bond pushes Drax into space and says sarcastically, "Take a giant leap for mankind." Chang and Jaws are cohorts of Drax; Dr. Holly Goodhead is a scientist who assists Bond.

Answer: Sharks

Aris Kristatos (Julian Glover) is a Greek smuggler who seeks to sell the top secret, British, ATAC submarine communications system to Soviet military officials. James Bond and his ally Miss Havelock locate the ATAC system, but before they can deliver to the British, Kristatos traps Bond and Havelock onboard his ship. Kristatos orders the couple to be tied with a rope and then dropped into shark-infested waters, assuming that Bond will be eaten alive by the fish. Bond and the woman manage to escape the sharks, however, and in the final scenes of the movie they are able to thwart Kristatos; the ATAC system is destroyed before it can slip into enemy hands.