The Oddest Henchman in the Series?
AlphaOmegaSin
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My Vote goes to one of Dracos Henchman, the one who only goes 'Hmmm' all the time (Bond Fights him in Tracy's Room and he pulls a Knife on Bond in the Car)
1.On Her Majesties Secret Service 2.The Living Daylights 3.license To Kill 4.The Spy Who Loved Me 5.Goldfinger
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I was always curious about the 'hmmmm' guy from OHMSS too. Mystery tour!
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Good call. I'd say him too
1 - Moore, 2 - Dalton, 3 - Craig, 4 - Connery, 5 - Brosnan, 6 - Lazenby
I think he's in to TrainSpotting. )
Then I would say the Asian fellow in Moonraker who makes all those weird sounds when he's attacking Bond.
whats with the holding hands,? any way anyone who goes by the name of Putter Smith
gets my vote any day
Well, they are supposed to be gay. This is a bit more explained in the novel DAF. Luckily it is not really played over the top in this movie. Watch the ‘Inside DAF’ documentary (you can find it on the DVD but also on youtube), Bruce Glover explains his way of portraying this in the movie. By the way, if you haven’t seen the ‘Inside’ documentaries, they are a very nice source for some extra information on the movies.
Yes it's the clash of your earnestness with always shaken's sarcasm. A nice mix, nonetheless.
1. GoldenEye 2. Goldfinger 3. Skyfall 4. OHMSS 5. TWINE
but id like to meet the man who sold him that wig LOL
I like Elvis too and plan to write a piece on him - there's more there than you'd imagine.
not the best Bond henchman that ever lived ,admitted but an integral part of the script
and i for one cant wait fot SM write up about him there must be more too him
than a dreadfull syrup
Yes, I've even thought of a title. He really stood out as an innocent brought along for the ride by the lordly amateur Dominic Greene - did you know for instance that Elvis is Greene's cousin. I'll bet not. There will be more about Elvis on the blog soonish. One of the themes of QoS is that of the amateur agasinst the hard-nosed professional and that is seen in both the Elvis and Greene characters in QoS.
I'll PM a link to the article when it's completed - no more on it until then. As I say, I'm interested in all aspects orf the esoterica of James Bond in print and on film. That is my stock in trade, so to speak.
P.S. The title of the Elvis defence article is “Elvis Has Left The Building…but no-one noticed” – A Defence of Quantum of Solace’s Henchman.
Thought it was just about right - quite appropriate, don't you think?