Walter Gotell as General Gogol (1977-87)
He's only half a goodie cas he was the head of KGB and was always eager to be ahead of Bond. But in the end, he always got on the same side as James! I'm glad they kept him the Bond crew for quite a long time. In his last movie (The Living Daylights), he got replaced by John Rhys-Davies (who's really good too, too bad they didn't keep him!) cos he fell ill before recording got underway, but he still showed up at the end in the role of member of foreign office...
One of the few charasmatic goodies - the bad guys in this moovie (For Your Eyes Only) are pretty plain so it's great to have him here. In each movie he got this same style of an overconfident guy who enjoys live a lot. He's fun to watch cos, just like Roger Moore (who was Bond in this movie), he too shows "hey, I'm enjoying making this movie, I hope you enjoy watching it!".
1. Aston Martin V8 Vantage (1987)
As seen in "The Living Daylights" it had skies (whoopy) and more sophisticated cutting devices in the wheel hubs (namely lasers) than the old DB5. It just looks great and it makes me wish I was Timothy Dalton.
I'm a Beemer fan in the first place and don't we just love those cars!?! Yes, we do! It has remote control and more gadgets than seen on all previous Bond cars alltogether!!! It seems Pierce Brosnan will never drive a car with even half of the stuff this car had... :(
One of many great stuff in "The Spy Who Loved Me". Lotus is definitely my favourite sports car make and that's only because of the Esprit types. The '81 model from "For Your Eyes Only" looked better for sure, but this one dives!!!
