GoldenEye Quiz Challenge - How Much Do You Know? | James Bond

Answer: Boris Grishenko

Portrayed by Alan Cumming in the film, Boris would often shout his catchphrase ("I am invincible!") when successfully hacking a computer or something of that nature. He would prove not to be invincible in the end of the film, when he is frozen and killed by an exploding vat of liquid nitrogen.

Answer: To allow Ourumov to steal his identity

With Ourumov assuming the Admiral's identity and Xenia impersonating the pilot she shoots, the two of them steal the Eurocopter Tiger Helicopter prototype that is immune to the GoldenEye satellite's EMP.

Answer: Severnaya

Ourumov and Xenia kill the staff and escape in the helicopter they steal earlier in the film, before the GoldenEye blast destroys the Severnaya facilty. The blast also destroys the three Russian MiG-29 aircraft that are sent to check on the facility.

Answer: Alec Trevelyan

Alec Trevelyan says this to Bond near the end of the film, while he is waiting on the GoldenEye satellite to come in range so he can use it to rob the Bank of England and erase the transaction. The result would be the destruction of Britain's economy and would send it back to the Stone Age.

Answer: A sandwich

After Q briefs Bond on his new gadgets, Bond picks up Q's sub sandwich and Q snatches it away saying, "Don't touch that! It's my lunch." This was Desmond Llewelyn's 15th outing as Q in the "James Bond" series. He would go on to reprise the role two more times before his death in 1999.

Answer: "Closing time James, last call."

When Trevelyan says this in the pre-title sequence, he says it as a way to alert Bond to the fact that the Russian soldiers are getting into the room they are setting the charges in. Bond would then respond with, "Buy me a pint."

Answer: "No...for Me."

Bond drops Trevelyan but the fall would only paralyze him. 007 then jumps from the antenna station to the Natalya commandeered helicopter. The station catches fire and falls onto Trevelyan, killing him.

Answer: Gottfried John

Gottfried John is a German actor known for his roles as Ourumov in "GoldenEye" and Julius Caesar in "Asterix and Obelix Take on Caesar".

Answer: Jack Wade

Joe Don Baker also played Bond's main antagonist, Brad Whitaker in "The Living Daylights" (1987). He would go on to reprise the Jack Wade role one more time in 1997's "Tomorrow Never Dies." His Jack Wade character replaced the old Felix Leiter character as Bond's C.I.A. counterpart. The Felix Leiter character would make its return in the series reboot "Casino Royale" in 2006.

Answer: "No... it's what keeps you alone."

After they arrived in Cuba on the beach they have this conversation, which then leads to the obligatory "Bond" movie sex scene. Fun Fact: Izabella Scorupco, who played Natalya Simonova in the film, was also a pop singer who had a gold record in Sweden.