Bond Villains Trivia

1. This little fellow was the personal manservant to Francisco Scaramanga from "The Man With The Golden Gun". What was his name?

From Quiz James Bond vs. the Henchmen

Answer: Nick Nack

Nick Nack was the loyal manservant to the villain, Scaramanga. He was played by Herve' Villechaize, the same actor who played Tattoo in the first "Fantasy Island" series. Not only did he take care of Scaramanga but he also assisted him in his crimes. Unlike many of the other henchmen, Nick Nack was not killed in the end.

From Quiz Bond Villains Part One

Answer: Ernst Stavro Blofeld

Pleasance portrayed Blofeld in the film "You Only Live Twice". It was also the first film which showed the audience Blofeld's face.

From Quiz Bond Again

Answer: Mischka and Grischka

They were the excellent knife throwing twins who were part of Octopussy's circus. During the beginning of the movie, they were seen chasing 009, who was dressed in a clown suit, through the woods as they tried to prevent him from delivering a Fabergé egg to MI6. He was able to deliver the egg shortly before his death.

From Quiz The James Bond Villains

Answer: Hands

We don't know how Dr. No lost his hands other than that it has something to do with his research into radioactivity.

From Quiz James Bond vs. the Henchmen

Answer: Gobinda

Gobinda was the silent Indian servant and bodyguard to Kamal Khan. He was played by Kabir Bedi. He was recognized by his intense eyes and the turban he wore on his head. He was very strong, he showed this by crushing a pair of dice with his bare hands. He was killed by Bond when he went on top of the plane. Bond flicked an antenna in his face and he fell to his death. Vijay was Bond's assistant. Mischka was one of the knife throwers in a circus.

From Quiz "James Bond" Villain Quotes

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.

From Quiz James Bond Villains

Answer: Hugo Drax

Sir Hugo Drax is an Englishman who made millions post-WWII trading metals. Drax is a Nazi sympathizer who sets the Moonraker missile to target London, which is armed with an atomic bomb.

From Quiz Bond Villains Part One

Answer: He shot him four times.

After Stromberg tried to kill Bond by launching a grenade at him, Bond retaliated by shooting Stromberg twice through the launcher and twice afterwards in the chest. Stromberg was portrayed by the late Curd Jurgens. Stromberg's plan was to launch nuclear missiles at Moscow and New York City in an attempt to destroy the world and recreate a new one beneath the sea.

From Quiz The James Bond Villains

Answer: Chess

Kronsteen is described as SPECTRE's Director of Planning. He is killed when his "fool-proof" plot fails.

From Quiz James Bond vs. the Henchmen

Answer: Major Zao

Major Zao, played by Rick Yune, was the military assistant to Colonel Tan-Sun Moon. Both were North Korean. In the beginning, Zao was a handsome fellow but became disfigured. In the opening scene he had diamonds exploded into his face. Then he lost his hair during the gene splicing therapy. He ended up with a white pasty face, piercing blue eyes, and diamonds scarred into his face. He was very extreme looking, which really set the mood for evil.

From Quiz Bond Villains Part One

Answer: Count Lippe

Count Lippe became suspicious of Bond when Bond noticed the strange tattoo on his wrist, so he attempted to kill him on numerous occasions, though he was unsuccessful. He was later killed by Fiona Volpe for his choice of the greedy Angelo to hijack the plane carrying the nuclear bombs.

From Quiz Bond Again

Answer: Michael Gothard

Locque was an enforcer working for Kristatos and was reported working for numerous drug syndicates in Hong Kong. Whenever he made a kill, he left a white dove pin beside the victim. Davi played drug lord Franz Sanchez. Julian Glover played Locque's employer Aristotle Kristatos, while Meyer was one of the knife throwing twins in "Octopussy".

From Quiz The James Bond Villains

Answer: Golf

Sean Connery had to learn how to play golf to make "Goldfinger". It became a passion for him.

From Quiz James Bond vs. the Henchmen

Answer: Bowler hat

Oddjob was the mute henchman to the villain Auric Goldfinger. He used a bowler hat with a razor sharp brim. He would throw it like a frisbee. He was very strong, Bond could not overpower him with hand to hand combat. Bond killed him with electricity. Oddjob got his hat stuck in some metal bars. When he was trying to pull it out, Bond threw an exposed electrical wire at the bars and fried Oddjob.

From Quiz "James Bond" Villain Quotes

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".

From Quiz James Bond Villains

Answer: Aris Kristatos

Aris Kristatos is a double agent, posing as Bond's CIA contact during a mission to prevent drug smuggling in Italy. However, it is actually Kristatos who is behind the operation and working alongside the Russians.

From Quiz Bond Villains Part One

Answer: Hans

Hans stood 6'8" and was portrayed by Ronald Rich. He met his end after a short fight with Bond where he was tossed into a pool of piranha fish.

From Quiz Bond Again

Answer: Baron Samedi

Samedi never died in the film "Live and Let Die". The movie occurred during the height of the blaxploitation era, meaning that a lot of stereotypes were used throughout the movie. Samedi watched over Dr. Kananga's heroin fields and with the fear of voodoo throughout the area, Kananga's fields never came to any harm.

From Quiz The James Bond Villains

Answer: Sharks

Sean Connery was really in the shark pool to film this sequence, but there was large plate of glass in between him and the sharks.

From Quiz James Bond vs. the Henchmen

Answer: They were lovers

Blofeld was smuggling diamonds from the mines in South Africa. Wint and Kidd were hired to kill every person in the smuggling pipeline after their job was done. They were such refined gentlemen as well as lovers. They walked away in one scene hand in hand. Mr. Wint resembled Hannibal Lector in almost every way. Bond killed them at the end of the movie on the cruise ship. These guys were great.

From Quiz Bond Villains Part One

Answer: Milos Columbo

Columbo was Kristatos' smuggling rival. He killed him by throwing a knife into his back as Kristatos was set to sneak attack Bond and Melina Havelock.

From Quiz Bond Again

Answer: Dario

Dario was played by Benicio Del Toro, who would later go on to win an Academy Award in the movie "Traffic". Dario was Sanchez's chief henchman in the movie "Licence to Kill". At 21 years old at the time, Del Toro was one of the youngest actors to ever play a Bond villain.

From Quiz The James Bond Villains

Answer: Ernst Stavro Blofeld

Donald Pleasance played Blofeld in "You Only Live Twice". He is shown to have a bald head and a prominent scar although both these features change later in the series.

From Quiz Die Bond! The Dark Hearts of Bond Villains

Answer: Kamal Khan

After General Orlov was shot and killed by border guards, Bond assaulted my palace. I tried to escape in my plane, but I ended up crashing into a mountain and dying, much to my chagrin. I was in the movie "Octopussy".

From Quiz James Bond vs. the Henchmen

Answer: Donald "Red" Grant

Donald "Red" Grant was played by Robert Shaw. He was Irish but was recruited by SPECTRE after his escape from prison. He was described as psychotic and paranoid. Klebb tested his strength by punching him in the stomach with brass knuckles. He did not even flinch. Disguised as Capt. Nash, he had Bond fooled on the train but aroused suspicion when he ordered red wine with fish. Grant became a victim to Q's loaded briefcase.

From Quiz "James Bond" Villain Quotes

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".

From Quiz James Bond Villains

Answer: Max Zorin

As a child, Max Zorin was part of a series of bizarre Nazi medical experiments attempting to create genetically enhanced humans. As an adult, Zorin embarks in the digital technology industry. He schemes to eliminate his Silicon Valley competitors by catalyzing a massive earthquake in the San Andreas Fault at high tide. He calculates that an earthquake of such magnitude will flood the valley and devastate his competitors.

From Quiz Bond Villains Part One

Answer: Kronsteen

Kronsteen was SPECTRE's master planner. After his plan to steal a Lektor decoding system failed, Blofeld had another henchman, Morenzy, kick him with a poison blade in his boot, killing him. Afterwards, Blofeld stated, "twelve seconds. Someday we must create a faster working venom."

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