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BERNARD LEE: This character was made the head of MI6 from Dr. No until For Your Eyes Only. M always had the appearance of an old, hardhearted man. To Bond however, he seemed to be almost a fatherly figure, and put up with his unconventional methods of carrying out missions. M knew Bond's skill and trusted only him on very dangerous assignments. Universal Exports, the disguised office of M, is where most of Bond's briefing occurred in the movies. M's office, often a haven for Bond was decorated in a naval theme, which insinuated his long-term naval career. M had habits that included, but were not limited to smoking a pipe and Entomology |
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ROBERT BROWN: Admiral Hargreaves replaced Admiral Sir Miles Messervey would continue to be M beginning with the Bond movie, Octopussy. Hargreaves would continue to be M until Licence To Kill, after which he was replaced by Barbera Mawdsley. Hargreaves was somewhat harsher with 007 than the previous M was. Hargreaves had previously been introduced into the series when he had told Bond and M about the secret submarine tracking system in The Spy Who Loved Me. Hargreaves, a more demanding boss than the previous M, still trusted Bond on the most desperate of situations and understood his abilities, and also didn't question his methods or unconventional life style. |
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DAME JUDI DENCH: Barbera Mawdsley replaced Admiral Hargreaves as M in GoldenEye and continued as M up to and through the most recent movie, Die Another Day. Mawdsley doesn't agree with Bond's methods and calls him a "relic of the Cold War". She also thinks he is sexist, and is under the impression that he does not like her, nor her methods. However, as much as she doesn't like his personality, she realizes what an asset he is to MI6. She understands that he has a lot of experience, and knows the ropes. She also realizes that he is the best that they have. Everyone respects and fears her, but at times, talk behind her back. |
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LOIS MAXWELL: Miss Money penny as played by Lois Maxwell, was M's secretary, who admired Bond in everything he did, except going on dates with other girls. Lois Maxwell played the part of Miss Moneypenny from Dr. No until A View To A Kill. Preceding and following all of Bond's briefings, he and Moneypenny would exchange flattering words. As the films went on, Bond and Moneypenny's relationship became more distant, more on the part of Bond. |
| :CAROLINE BLISS Caroline Bliss was only active as Moneypenny for two movies, The Living Daylights and Licence To Kill. Moneypenny was more of a soft shell that Bond could break through. She was easily excitable and always seemed to want to e intimate with Bond. |
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SAMANTHA BOND: Samantha Bond is firmer with 007 than the previous Moneypenny, and has portrayed Moneypenny as being hard hearted, and resentful that Bond never lived up to his promises. She has "moved on with her life" in a sense, but still on the inside longs for the companionship of 007. Samantha Bond has portrayed the character of Miss Moneypenny from GoldenEye until and up through Die Another Day, the most recent movie. |
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MICHAELA CLAVELL: Penelope Smallbone was introduced As Miss Moneypenny's assistant in Octopussy and was given what was left of a bouquet of roses (Bond had given only one to Moneypenny). |
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PETER BURTON: Peter Burton, introduced as Major Boothroyd (later known as Q), presented Bond with his first piece of equipment from Q-Branch, the Walther PPK, and was relieved of his beloved Beretta. Peter Burton would later be replaced by Desmond Llewelnd as Q. |
| :DESMOND LLEWELND Desmond Llewelnd acted as A in all the James Bond movies with the exception of three: Dr. No, in which Q was played by Peter Burton, Live and Let Die, in which Q was not featured at all and Die Another Day, in which John Clease played the part of Q (Desmond Llewelnd died in 1999 shortly before the movie The World is Not Enough was released on video). This is the reason John Clease had been presented earlier in the movies, so that he would be a famiiar face. It was Q's job to present Bond with all the gadgets thought up by Q branch. |
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JOHN CLEESE: John Cleese portrayed the character of Q in the most recent Bond movie, Die Another Day, in which he took over the roll as head of Q-branch from his predecessor, Major Boothroyd. During the movie The World is Not Enough, John Cleese played Q's assistant, who was dubbed "R" by Bond. |
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JEREMY BULLOCK: Smithers is one of Q's assistants in New Delhi, India during Bond's mission in which he spies on Prince Kamal Kahn. |
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Sharon is one of Q's assistants in the movie Octopussy who sews Bond's jacket after it had been stabbed through with a knife. |
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Karen is one of Q's assistants in the movie Octopussy, helping him with the new inventions and house cleaning. She also catches Bond's eye while she is working. |
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GEOFFREY KEEN: Frederick Gray is the Minister of Defense of England. Gray would occasionally brief Bond on his mission and sometimes check up on his progress. After a successful mission, Gray was often seen trying to congratulate Bond on a job well done, often interrupting his "private time". Frederick Gray would later be replaced in Tomorrow Never Dies by a new Minister of Defense. |
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MICHAEL GOODLIFFE: Bill Tanner, as played by Michael Goodlife, was M's Cheif of Staff in the movie The Man With The Golden Gun. Tanner, in this movie, brought to Bond's attention that he was on Scaramanga's hit list, and warned him to keep low for a while. |
| JAMES VILLIERS: Bill Tanner, as played by James Villiers, was Chief of Staff and briefed Bond in the movie For Your Eyes Only, not for the reason that M was on leave, as told by Frederick Gray, but in fact because the actor Bernard Lee, who had played Sir Miles Messervey died. |
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MICHAEL KITCHEN: Bill Tanner, as played by Michael Kitchen, is M's Chief of Staff. It is Tanner's job to brief Bond on his missions, and was/is a close friend of Bond's. |
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COLIN SALMON: Charles Robinson, has been made the Chief of Staff for M, after Bill Tanner had been removed (for an unknown reason). Robinson has a very serious approach to his job, much like Barbera Mawdsley, the new M. It is Robinson's job to brief Bond much like Bill Tanner did. He does feel the squeeze whenever Bond is in a tight spot, but controls his feelings most of the time to achieve the reputation of having a low tolerance for nonsense. |
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DOUGLAS WILMER: Jim Fanning is the art expert for MI6 that assisted Bond in the mission during the movie Octopussy. As part of his assistance, Fanning accompanies Bond to an art auction in which a Fabergé Easter egg, the reason for the trip, is being auctioned. To make things more interesting, Bond bids on the egg. Bond then asks to see the egg up close, and while doing so, switches the real egg with a counterfeit one made by an experienced Russian jeweler. Fanning was very nervous throughout the whole auction. |
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LAURENCE NAISMITH: An asset to MI6, Sir Donald Munger is an experienced diamond broker whose job it is to brief Bond and M on the diamond smuggling going on in South Africa, which is disturbing the British mining in South Africa. |
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RICHARD VERNON: Colonel Smithers is an executive from the Bank of England who informs Bond and M on the activities of Auric Goldfinger, who they believe is involved with smuggling gold from country to country. Smithers allows Bond to borrow a 5,000 pound bar of gold following Bond's proposition of using the bar as bait in a golf challenge by Bond. |
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JAMES COSSINS: Colthorpe is a ballistics expert for MI6 who warns 007 about Francisco Scaramanga and the bullet that was sent to him (007) with his number engraved on it (obviously by Scaramanga). He warned Bond that he was to be the next victim of Scaramanga's golden gun, which was hired at a million dollars a shot. |
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JULIAN FELLOWES: The Minister of Defense, much like Frederick Gray decided on the military action of the English army, navy and air force in Tomorrow Never Dies. In that instance, as opposed to other films, Bond briefs the Minister of Defense (Bond found out through the news before MI6 knew). He, much like M and Robinson, has a more serious attitude than his predecessor. |
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GEOFFREY PALMER: Admiral Roebuck, in the movie Tomorrow Never Dies, puts the UK in jeopardy twice, both the affects of his military decisions. The first time was when he decided to send a missile to a terrorist convention in Russia, which almost went nuclear because of some of the weapons that were being sold there. The other time was when he ordered the British navy to attack the Chinese air fleet if they got within a certain distance. However, the fleets both discussed with each other to attack a stealth boat instead of firing on each other. |
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TIMOTHY MOXON: Strangways, 002, was head of section Jamaica. Strangways had been collecting data on Crab Key, the lair of Dr. No who had been carrying out activities that were being watched, but were unknown to MI6. Strangways, every day had to call into MI6 headquarters, usually interrupting his game of cards with 3 of his friends. On his way to his office to call headquarters, he was gunned down by 3 assassins, posing as blind men, after which Strangways gave them money. Strangways's secretary, Mary Trueblood, was also gunned down before she could call headquarters. |
| Bill Fairbanks was not featured in this film | Fairbanks, mentioned, but not shown in The Man With The Golden Gun, was killed by Francisco Scaramanga for checking up on the Solex Agitator, a device that would bring Britain out of the energy crisis. Fairbanks was killed, as all Scaramanga victims with a golden bullet, which later would lead Bond to Scaramanga by way of the bullet manufacturer. |
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GLYN BAKER: 002 participates in exercises with the Ministry of Defense on the Rock of Gibraltar. The exercise included parachuting from a plane onto the island. 002's parachute was caught on a tree, and because it made a lot of commotion, he was caught. |
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003 was found dead by Bond in Siberia, following his mission (003's mission) in which he stole a new microchip from the Russians that was invulnerable to magnetic-pulse damage. Bond recovered this chip and brought it back to MI6 to receive his instructions on surveilling Max Zorin, the producer of the new microchip. |
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FREDERICK WARDER: 004, while participating in exercises for the Ministry of Defense on the Rock of Gibraltar along with 002 and 007, was killed by a hit man hired by arms dealer Brad Whitaker. A tag reading "Smyert Shpionam" was attached to the body of 004 after his climbing rope had been cut, causing him to fall to his death. This incident made Bond weary, and after chasing down the killer, and making his car explode on the surface of the Mediterranean Sea, called his office to report the death of 004. |
| SEAN BEAN: 006 is one of the top 00-agents in MI6, along with Bond. 006 and 007 go together on a mission to a Soviet weapons factory, where 006 is believed to have been killed by Soviet general, Arkady Grigorovich Ourumov. 007 flees from the factory after planting explosive devices in it, leaving 006 behind. Bond catches a ride on a runaway airplane. 006 later shows up as a terrorist who plans to rob the Bank of England of all its money, and also to cause Britain to have an economic breakdown. Firing a GoldenEye satellite at London, which would send a magnetic pulse, destroying all electronic and battery powered devices. 006 is later killed by Bond, when he drops him from the top of a very large satellite dish. 006 lives however, and does not completely die until the dish collapses on top of him. |
| 008 Does Not Appear In Any James Bond 007 Movies | M, Admiral Sir Miles Messervey threatens Bond that if he cannot fulfill his job, he would be replaced by 008 if he would fail on the Goldfinger mission. 008 is also brought up in The Living Daylights when M, Admiral Hargreaves, threatens bond that if he doesn't fulfill his duties because of a personal feeling for General Leonid Pushkin, 008 could be recalled from Hong Kong to dispose of him. |
| ANDY BRADFORD: 009, dressed in a clown's costume following his stealing a counterfeit Fabergé Egg from Octopussy's Circus. 009 is chased down by twin knife throwers Mischka and Grischka. 009, however, during the chase gets a knife imbedded in his back and falls into a flood basin. In his last few moments of life, the MI6 agent stumbles into the British ambassador to East Berlin's house and delivers the evidence recovered from Octopussy's circus. |
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Dawes, an agent for MI6, was in New York keeping an eye on Dr. Kananga (aka Mr. Big), when he was killed by a shockwave of sound through his translation headphones. |
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Hamilton is an agent of MI6 on loan to the CIA in New Orleans, keeping an eye on the Fillet of Soul restaurant there. As he was standing on the sidewalk outside of the Fillet of Soul restaurant, he saw a funeral procession, he leaned over to ask a man whose funeral it was and the man replied, "It's yours!", whereupon, he was stabbed and put in a coffin. |
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Baines was an agent for MI6 who was stationed out on the island of San Monique. Baines had been checking out Dr. Kananga's activities and had obviously found out about his poppy growing hobby. Baines was used by san Monique inhabitants as a voodoo sacrifice. Baines was killed by a snakebite from the snake handler (a voodoo ritual). |
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DOLORES KEATOR: Mary Trueblood was Commander John Strangways’s secretary who called into MI6 headquarters every day to make her report. Just before she could do so however, Dr. No's assassins found her and gunned her down in her office. |
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PEDRO ARMENDARIZ: Ali Kerim Bey is head of station T-Turkey helps Bond in his mission to recover a LEKTOR decoding machine. Kerim Bey works along with Bond to figure out a way for him to get the LEKTOR and get out of the country (of Turkey). However, on the way out of the country, Kerim Bey is murdered by Donald "Red" Grant. |
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BILL HILL: Captain Nash is a field agent for MI6 who is sent to rendezvous with 007. However, Grant had overheard the message that Nash was to come, so he met up with Nash before Bond could. Nash was then obviously killed by Grant, who posed as Nash for Bond. |
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EARL CAMERON: Pinder is Bond's contact for the city of Nassau. He helps Bond in his covert operations and works along with Q to make sure that all the equipment is functioning correctly to pick up 007's signal on the homing device. |
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MARTINE BESWICK: Paula Caplan is Bond's assistant in the city of Nassau. Paula helps with Bond's covert operations as well as by developing pictures and such. Paula is later kidnapped by S.P.E.C.T.R.E., but before any information could be squeezed out of her, she takes a cyanide pill, so no information could be tortured out of her. |
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CHARLES GRAY: Dikko Henderson is an MI6 agent who is stationed in Tokyo. Henderson supplies Bond with some very valuable information. However, shortly after Bond began to talk with him, Henderson is killed by a knife imbedded in his back. |
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BERNARD HORSFALL: Campbell is an agent for MI6 who is based in Switzerland. Campbell, who posed as a construction worker, supplied Bond with a safe-cracking device, which he used to break into a safe of Gumbold in Berne. Campbell also tried to follow Bond, to see if he could be of any help to him up to Blofeld's fortress Piz Gloria. Campbell however, was captured by S.P.E.C.T.R.E. guards and killed. |
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BRITT EKLAND: Mary Goodnight is an agent for MI6 who aids Bond in his mission in the Far East. Goodnight, who had been assigned to staff intelligence was finally assigned to an assignment. She, however in trying to assist Bond in surveilling Francisco Scaramanga, she was kidnapped and put in a car trunk. Goodnight was later saved by Bond when he took a trip to Scaramanga's secret island. Bond and Scaramanga, later in Bond's visit have a gun duel, in which Bond eventually kills Scaramanga. After the duel, Bond and Goodnight escape from the island in Scaramanga's motor junk. |
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EMILY BOLTON: Manuela is an agent for MI6 in Rio de Janeiro who assists Bond in investigating Hugo Drax's activities in the area. However, while Bond is in a warehouse of Drax's, Manuela is attacked by Jaws, and nearly killed. Bond, thankfully comes just in time to save her. |
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JOHN MORENO: Luigi Ferrara is a British agent for MI6 who meets Bond in Milan, Italy to assist him in his mission in the search for Emile Leopold Locque. When Ferarra was waiting for Bond outside of an ice rink, he is killed by Locque. When Bond comes back, he finds a white dove pin on Ferarra, which is the sign of Milos Columbo. This was to confuse Bond to think that Columbo killed Ferarra, instead of Locque. |
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TINA HUDSON: Bianca is Bond's assistant, sent out by MI6 to help him in his mission. Once Bond is captured and put in the back of an army truck, she drives up and seduces the driver and guards, so Bond can escape from the army truck. He then climbs into the horse trailer, which is being pulled by Bianca's convertible. Once Bianca detaches the trailer from the car and it comes to a halt, the back folds down, and a mini jet emerges from the trailer and Bond files away to safety. |
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VIJAY AMRITRAJ: Vijay is one of Bond's assistants from MI6 in Udaipur, India. Vijay's cover is a tennis player at Prince Kamal Khan's resort club. Vijay directs Bond around the city and shows him around the local hotel. However, while Bond was in the middle of infiltering Octopussy's island in the middle of Lake Pichola, Vijay is attacked by Kamal's thugs and is killed by one of the thug's yo-yo buzz saw. |
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ALBERT MOSES: Sadruddin is the head of Station I in Udaipur, India. Sadruddin, along with Vijay, helps to show Bond his way around India and around his Hotel. |
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PATRICK MACNEE: Sir Godfrey Tibbet is a British agent from MI6 who helps Bon in his mission in surveilling Max Zorin. Tibbet poses as Bond's chauffeur, on the occasion of Zorin's horse auctions. Tibbet helped Bond going into Zorin's special laboratory used for surgical procedures to give Zorin's most famous horse steroids to help it in the horse races. Beyond the laboratory, Bond and Tibbet found a microchip factory, the thing Bond had been looking for from the beginning. Tibbet was killed by May Day when he went to "wash his car" as he told the gatekeeper, but in reality, he was really going to call M and report to him what 007 had found. |
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THOMAS WHEATLEY: Saunders is a British agent from MI6 who was section chief of Austria. Saunders aided Bond in helping General Georgi Koskov defect from the KGB to the British. Saunders stays out of the game pretty much until it is decided that he is to meet Bond at a Carnival in Vienna, where he gives Bond a passport and an airplane ticket whereupon, directly afterwards, he is murdered by Necros, the assassin hired by Brad Whitaker. |
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SERENA GORDON: Caroline is employed by MI6 and sent out by M to evaluate Bond to the South of France. On the way to town, Bond sees a beautiful girl in a red Ferrari, and decides to race her. Throughout the race, Caroline is on the edge of her seat and finally orders Bond to stop at once, which he did. Afterwards, Bond reveals a bottle of champagne and two glasses. |
