Actor who portrayed Mathis, an inspector with the French Special Police, who escorts Evelyn Tremble/ James Bond (PETER SELLERS) to the Monte Carlo casino in Casino Royale. MacCrae actually speaks the film's first line of dialogue to Sellers: "Mr. Bond?"

American scribe of stage and screen who wrote or cowrote thirteen James Bond movies, beginning with Dr. No. Maibaum was an honored New York playwright by the time he began his screenwriting career in the 1930s.

Dr. Noah's (WOODY ALLEN) champagne of choice in Casino Royale. Pouring drinks for himself and Lady James Bond (DALIAH LAVI), Noah turns his back, allowing her to drop the A-bomb tablet into his glass. He

Nickname of the spoiled daughter of Marc-Ange Draco (Gabriele Ferzetti), portrayed by Diana Rigg in Eon Productions’ sixth James Bond film, On Her Majesty’s Secret Service. Her formal name is Contessa Teresa di Vicenzo (her husband, an Italian count, died in a car crash with one of his mistresses).

The champagne offered to James Bond (SEAN CONNERY) by SPECTRE agent Helga Brandt (KARIN DOR) in You Only Live Twice.

The champagne offered to James Bond (ROGER MOORE) by Nick Nack (HERVE VILLECHAIZE) on Scaramanga's island in The Man with the Golden Gun.

James Bond’s (SEAN CONNERY) dry-witted equipment officer in Never Say Never Again and writer Lorenzo Semple, Jr’s, version of Q, portrayed by Alec McCowen.

The seventeenth James Bond movie produced by Eon Productions, it marked the debut of Pierce Brosnan as James Bond. US release date: November 17, 1995. Budget: $60 million. Worldwide box office gross: $356.4 million

Pakistani film and television actor, raised in England, who portrayed Kamran Shah, an Afghani mujahideen rebel leader who helps James Bond (Timothy Dalton) in The Living Daylights. A native of Bahawalpur, Pakistan

James Bond (ROGER MOORE) goes there to investigate the death of marine archaeologist and British agent Timothy Havelock (JACK HEDLEY). And Melina Havelock (CAROLE BOUQUET), with crossbow

Acronym-obsessed CIA chief, portrayed by William Holden, who joins his British, French, and Soviet counterparts in trying to persuade Sir James Bond (DAVID NIVEN) to accept one more desperate mission, in Casino Royale. Sir Jame

The occupation on the forged passport used by James Bond (SEAN CONNERY) while impersonating Peter Franks (JOE ROBINSON) in Amsterdam in Diamonds Are Forever. Tiffany Case (JILL ST. JOHN) thinks it's "a little cute."

The first line of dialogue spoken by Solitaire (JANE SEYMOUR) in Live and Let Die. It's a narration sequence that accompanies James Bond's (ROGER MOORE) flight to New York from London. Using her mystical tarot cards,

Russian actor/director, long in America, who purchased the feature film rights to Casino Royale from Ian Fleming for $6,000 in the mid-1950s. At one point, according to screenwriter Lorenzo Semple Jr., Ratoff was developing Casino Royale as a vehicle for a lady James Bond

Officer with the French Special Police, portrayed by Duncan MacCrae, who escorts James Bond/Evelyn Tremble (PETER SELLERS) to the Monte Carlo casino in Casino Royale.

How fiendish Aris Kristatos (Julian Glover) plans to torture and kill James Bond (Roger Moore) and Melina Havelock (Carole Bouquet) in For Your Eyes Only.

The 9th James Bond film produced by Albert R. Broccoli and Harry Saltzman. US release date: December 20, 1974. Budget: $7 million. Worldwide box office gross: $97.6 million

Mild-mannered author and baccarat authority, portrayed by Peter Sellers, who is recruited into the British Secret Service and given the name of James Bond, in Casino Royale. A 38-year-old employee at London's Buckingham Club,

rench double agent, portrayed by Linda Christian, who helps James Bond (Barry Nelson) in the CBS live TV adaptation of Casino Royale. An ex-lover of Bond’s, Mathis at first appears to be working for Soviet master spy Le Chiffre (Peter Lorre).

Seductive English playgirl, amateur golfer, and card player portrayed by Eunice Gayson in Dr. No and From Russia with Love. Technically the first Bond girl in the Eon Productions 007 series, she meets James Bond (Sean Connery) at the baccarat table at Les Ambassadeurs in London, prompting his famous line

The question James Bond (SEAN CONNERY) asks Auric Goldfinger (GERT FRÖBE) after a laser beam begins to approach a particularly vulnerable part of 007's anatomy.

DEA agent in Key west, portrayed by Grand L. Bush, who tells revenge-crazed James Bond (TIMOTHY DALTON) to forget about escaped drug runner Franz Sanchez (ROBERT DAVI) in Licence to Kill. The case is out of

A pocket-sized aqualung supplied to James Bond (Sean Connery) by Q (Desmond Llewelyn) in Thunderball. It holds four minutes of air, and Bond makes good use of it when he’s trapped in the shark-infested pool at the estate of Emilio Largo (Adolfo Celi).

The Havelock family’s pistachio-loving parrot in For Your Eyes Only. Quite the talker, Max leads James Bond (Roger Moore) and Melina Havelock (Carole Bouquet) to the aerie of Kristatos

Beautiful but deadly Russian KGB agent portrayed by Barbara Bach in The Spy Who Loved Me. Codenamed Triple X, she’s partnered with James Bond (Roger Moore)

James Bond's (SEAN CONNERY) color in the Domination game featured in Never Say Never Again. Largo (KLAUS MARIA BRANDAUER) played blue.

Plenty O'Toole's (LANA WOOD) Las Vegas boyfriend, portrayed by Ed Call, in Diamonds Are Forever. When he’s busted at the crap table, Plenty transfers her allegiance to high-rolling James Bond (SEAN CONNERY).

What James Bond (Roger Moore) recovers from around the neck of a dead agent 003 in A View to a Kill. It contains a new-generation microchip that British intelligence has determined is impervious to magnetic pulse damage from a nuclear explosion.

Canadian leading lady who had a brief Hollywood career (1946–1948) before settling in England, where she portrayed M’s iconic secretary Miss Moneypenny in fourteen James Bond films. During one of his frequent visits to the set of Dr. No in 1962, author Ian Fleming said to Maxwell, “You know, Miss Maxwell, when I visualized Miss Moneypenny in the James Bond stories,

The woman whom bored jet-setter Linda (KELL TYLER) is speaking to on the portable telephone when James Bond (TIMOTHY DALTON) "drops" onto her yacht for an impromptu visit in The Living Daylights teaser.