James Bond License To Pun: After the Kill Quiz

Answer: Kananga

In "Live and Let Die", Bond is sent to foil Kananga's plan to distribute free heroin to bankrupt rival drug lords and then take over. Near the end of the film, Bond breaks free of his confines before Kananga can feed him and Solitaire to the sharks. As the two fight underwater, Bond forces Kananga to swallow a shark pellet which causes him to inflate like a balloon and rise to the ceiling, exploding on contact.

Answer: Rosa Klebb

At the end of the film "From Russia With Love", Klebb sneaks into Bond and Tatiana Romanova's hotel room as a maid where she holds them at gunpoint with a .25 Beretta 418 and orders Romanova to leave. When Romanova disarms Klebb, she resorts to her trademark poisoned blade stilettoes.

When Bond pins her to a wall with a chair, Romanova is able to grab the gun and kill Klebb with one shot.

Answer: Oddjob

Oddjob was Aulric Goldfinger's henchman in "Goldfinger". During the fight in Fort Knox's gold depository, Oddjob throws his hat at Bond in which Bond throws it back, lodging it into the iron bars. When Oddjob goes to retrieve it, Bond grabs a frayed wire and sticks it to the bars, fatally electrocuting Oddjob.

Answer: Xenia Onatopp

Xenia Onatopp was Alec Trevelyan's main henchwoman whose trademark was asphyxiating her victims with her legs. After Bond and Natalya land in Cuba, they're ambushed by Xenia and in a scuffle, a wire attached to a chopper is wrapped around Xenia. Bond shoots said chopper down, causing the wire to drag Xenia to a tree where she's crushed to death.

Answer: Mr. Wint

At the end of "Diamonds are Forever", Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd make one last attempt to kill Bond. However, their inexperience with liquor products and their aftershave gave them away. After lighting Mr. Wint on fire and going overboard, the bomb is discovered. Bond gives Mr. Kidd the bomb in a suggestive position and throws him overboard seconds before the bomb explodes, killing him.

Answer: Motorcyclist

In "The Spy Who Loved Me", Bond and Amasova are being pursued by a cyclist working for Stromberg. Bond is able to evade the cyclist's missile and destroy a a semi-trailer with feathers. He becomes covered in feathers before driving off a cliff while Bond looks back and makes this iconic quip.

Answer: Hugo Drax

In the climax to "Moonraker", Drax is able to hold Bond at gunpoint on board a station in outer space. However, when Bond reaches for the ceiling, he's able to fire a stun dart from his wrist-mounted dart gun and paralyze Drax. He then puts Drax in an airlock and sends him into outer space.

Answer: Fiona Volpe

While investigating Largo's estate, Bond is forced to evade Largo's henchman at a Junkanoo celebration where he dance with Fiona. When the henchman try to kill Bond, he pulls some fancy moves and the henchman kill Fiona instead.

Answer: Brad Whitaker

At the end of "The Living Daylights", Bond goes to Whitaker's estate to take him out. During a scuffle, he attaches an explosive to a bust of Wellington and makes it explode. The bust then falls on Whitaker and crushes him on the table where he was re-enacting the battle of Waterloo. It's pretty ironic when you know your history.

Answer: Miranda Frost

During the airplane scene in "Die Another Day", Frost holds a sword to Jinx's throat and the two engage in a sword fight. When Frost tells Jinx that she can read her every move, Jinx takes a knife with a book in it, shoves it in Frost's chest and says, "Read this... She then says the aforementioned quote when Bond comes in and sees what happened.