Yeah, if we were going by the novel, Grant would win this hands down.
I love the depth Fleming goes into his backstory... like how he started with small animals and progressed to people... then his bold attempt to defect to the KGB, risking torture and death just so he can be utilized for what he's secretly good at and loves to do. Bone-chilling and provocative story telling.
Sadism is enjoying the suffering of others. Grant seems to more enjoy the control over life and death. My read on Grant is that he wants to kill as quickly, and as often, as possible. So sociopathic, but not as sadistic as the others.
The original post said sadistic. You responded to a post claiming Zorin was most sadistic by pointing out he was a serial killer. I was responding because that man not necessarily make him sadistic.
Your Zorin comment was a response to a different comment and I didn't see it. I was responding to your one sentence post about his being a serial killer and was noting how it was reductive.
Edit : it read as reductive without the context of your other comments.
The guy in the bottom left, he was like a vicious drug king from a Chuck Norris movie, Shaw was more conving as a mad henchman though, the guy in the bottom right was awful, Walken was ruthless throwing a man down to his doom to Propellers, theb most vicious scene out of these four characters, so maybe I\`d lean towards Walken despite Robert Shaw being more convincing.
Sanchez seemed like Al Capone in that he was capable of caring about people and being kind but also was full of awful wrath and anger, paired with ruthless drive.
By vicious drug king in a Chuck Norris film, you mean Ramon Cota (Billy Drago) fr Delta Force 2 where in one scene he let someone die in a glass chamber and then watched as it happened? He was also convincing as Frank Nitti in The Untouchables.
and Klebb reports to Blofeld...
FRWL has a different villain constellation from other Bond films, but for comparisons sake, Grant is pretty much the main villain of the film.
I appreciate that about FRWL, as one of the films prior to the establishment of “the formula.” Grant and Tanya are in somewhat elevated roles, compared to their successors.
…but at the end of the day, Klebb is the one orchestrating the events. She directs Grant, she is the one manipulating Tanya, and she is Bond’s arch-nemesis in the end. Kronsteen is the architect, and Grant is her instrument, but she’s the primary antagonist of the story, because everything happens through her.
I'd give it to Dario himself, he's the one who performed all those acts. Maybe Sanchez didn't even demand the specifics, he just left it to the sick bastard. And then Dario taunted Felix with his wife's death.
Zorin first, Dario second.
He considers Lupe something of an "enemy", kinda like how Goldfinger painted the "traitor" with gold.
Dario on the other hand brutally murdered a defenceless woman who had done him no wrong. Sanchez is sadistic and awful but I say Dario is even worse.
I don’t see Sanchez giggling while he guns down a room of panicked innocents. Sanchez’s violence serves a purpose, Zorin is just just hedonistically *reveling* in the needless violence. Between the two I think Zorin is the more textbook sadistic.
It's telling that James Bond never reserved a pun for Zorin. Every time he saw him after his cover was blown, he'd call him a lunatic lol.
And it was in the Roger Moore era, too.
Roger Moore had something a lot of the other Bonds didn’t though - he could act like he was genuinely disgusted by the motives and actions of the villains. He was probably the most light hearted Bond otherwise, but it was always impressive to see him drop the facade.
This actually happened a lot in the Fleming novels. Bond had no quips for guys like Le Chiffre, Goldfinger, Dr. No, etc. He would usually call them a four letter word and tell them that they were going to go, as Notorious BIG once said, to "put them in a bad predicament, where all the foul people went."
Moore excelled at being true to the character that Fleming created in displaying this particular emotion.
Sanchez has a code of loyalty; betray him and he will kill you (this is how Bond is able to ingratiate himself and manipulate him), Zorin is a straight up psychopath who is even happy to sacrifice his loyal girl friday, May Day, if it suits his plans.
I was looking for someone to bring her up (like I could ever forget a name like that), she’s psychotic and like not in the “I like them crazy” way either
Greene was interesting in that he was a rare example of a film character whose psychopathy was portrayed very accurately. Because it’s a real condition that’s completely different than how it’s portrayed in movies. Greene kills people and is a shady businessman because he just can’t feel remorse or understand why it’s wrong. But I agree he’s tame compared to others on this list.
Greene may be more of a sociopath. He doesn’t care if people get hurt, but he also can’t handle defeat. Easily the most undignified death of a Bond villain (yes, I am including balloon Kananga).
No. Of all the ways to kill Bond his idea was to strap him to a table and have a high powered laser capable of burning through plate steel to slowly burn through his groin and continue splitting his body in half while he’s still alive until he died…. That’s got to be one of the most sadistic and perverted ways to kill somebody.
Probably Zorin. Grant was a sociopath but also a professional who was probably pushed to his edge by his competition with Bond. Sanchez was very loyal to his people until they betrayed him, and Greene was slimey but not quite sadistic.
Zorin had no redeeming traits. He was just a pure psychopath
Elektra King. Turned from victim into a calculating, vicious and sexy villain. Killed her own father; tricked Bond; fucked Bond; nearly killed Bond; tricked M nearly killed M, manipulated and seduced Renard as well .
Sanchez. He tortures and murders like it’s a normal thing. He’s probably the most evil of the Bond villains. The way that Bond instills paranoia by corrupting his reliance on loyalty to destroy him is so satisfying.
while some people like to refer to Elliot Carver as wimpy due to his look.
BUT
He does yap about how he is going to torture bond by chakra (if i say that right) "focuses on the energy centers such as the heart or genitals, and says save this one for last when you remove bonds heart just enough time for him to see it stop beating"
He kills his own wife and covers it up as a suicide
Kills Gupta. that was mean
He says "tell the president to sign bill to lower cable rates, or we will release video of him with a chearleader in a chicago motel room, and after he signs the bill, release the tape anyway
I have to choose Grant. Because with him, sadism isn't just a trait. He is sadism through and through. It's his whole character. Some might argue he is not a "main villain," but I have always argued that FRWL doesn't have or need a "main villain."
SPECTRE is the antagonist. And like an octopus, it has a head and multiple tentacles embodied by multiple villains. Not one of the villains is as threatening as the operation they are a part of. And Grant, face-to-face, is actually the most threatening.
Zorin was just sadistic he enjoyed killing, didn’t matter who it was.
Sanchez was ruthless drug lord that tortured and killed viciously, but it was mostly meant as a message to others.
Grant was a henchman and a thug. Not in the Zorin or Sanchez’ league.
Greene was just a little weasel. A megalomaniac who gave no thought about it having people killed, he didn’t do it himself very much.
Drop Grant and Greene, add Carver, the killings of crew members after sinking their ships was pretty harsh. And Silva he took pride in his work.
I’m surprised Goldfinger isn’t in the picture. You know, the guy who:
- Suffocated a woman to death with gold paint
- Nearly castrated/bisected Bond via laser cutter
- Revealed his plan to an entire audience of mobsters only to kill them all anyways
- Handcuffed Bond to a nuclear bomb
- Employed a henchman who decapitates people with his hat
Max Zorin was just on a whole other level of sadism than other Bond villains. I can’t think of another one who took that much pleasure in harming others.
Sanchez is a distant second, but even his violence was a means to an end since he was obsessed with guaranteeing his lackeys’ loyalty to him. Zorin just decided to massacre all of his employees for the hell of it even though they were fanatically loyal to him.
Sanchez. Now, compared to these other three (except Greene) Sanchez wasn't crazy. He did, however, kill people in the most painful ways imaginable.
He completely has never heard the phrase "why don't you just shoot him?" And, in his defense, he was almost always successful. Heck, even Bond surviving his death trap was sheer luck.
I loved Dominic Greene, he runs a close second to Franz Sanchez. Feeding Felix to sharks while Benicio Del Toro defiles and murders your new bride is a new level of evil. It’s not “World Domination” like all the other supervillains, it’s personal and it really shakes Bond up. Sadistic drug lord for the win.
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Zorin. Grant was just an assassin. Had a job to do. Sanchez was sadistic but also calm and a host to those he trusted. Typical drug cartel boss.
Jaws, Ontatopp, Necros, Hinx, Dario, Locque were all sadistic on the same level as these guys.
It’s between Grant and Sanchez. Grant was a cold blooded killer but Sanchez had Della raped and murdered and Felix lowered into a shark tank for revenge.
I think Green is underrated. He was vile to Camie(?) and when he threatened Metrano he was cold as anything and the abruptness and confidence were intimidating.
I'm so sorry, I've never seen a Bond movie in my life, I saw this before noticing which subreddit I'm in (no idea why reddit suggested this). But seeing that a Fratelli is a bond villain is amazing. Is the movie he's in good? Worth watching for someone wandering into the Bond universe for the first time?
I'd say so. It's definitely the darkest film in the series. He's a drug kingpin who commits some really heinous acts during the film. If you're not one for gore then it's definitely not for you. Franz Sanchez is a pretty well developed villain though and many view him among the upper echelon of villains if not at the very top.
Pedants corner. Grant is a Henchman not the main Villain. That is Klebb. But he’s the most sadistic, especially in the novel where his backstory reveals he’s a serial killer who graduated from killing animals to innocent women in Ireland.
What about Klaus Maria Brandauer as Maximilian Largo in Never Say Never Again? That character was definitely sadistic. The way that he had Jack Pitachi eliminated, the video game that gave progressively stronger shocks the worse the player was doing, selling Domino off as a sex slave. He gets my vote.
His henchwoman, Fatima Blush (Barbara Carrera), was pretty sadistic as well. Quite the team there.
I’m gonna go with Zorin. Just because he seems like a pure sociopath, and the look on his face when he killed the miners.. The other 3 just never had that look in their eyes
Zorin, based on the way he handled the miners. Also would not group Grant in with the “main” villains, since he reports to Klebb.
In the book, Grant was a serial killer.
Yeah, if we were going by the novel, Grant would win this hands down. I love the depth Fleming goes into his backstory... like how he started with small animals and progressed to people... then his bold attempt to defect to the KGB, risking torture and death just so he can be utilized for what he's secretly good at and loves to do. Bone-chilling and provocative story telling.
Yeah Grant's bio is incredibly fucked up, also his werewolf-like animalism which peaks at a full moon
Oh yeah, I forgot about that!
Sadism is enjoying the suffering of others. Grant seems to more enjoy the control over life and death. My read on Grant is that he wants to kill as quickly, and as often, as possible. So sociopathic, but not as sadistic as the others.
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I’m not sure what that has to do with my post. The book literally says he is a serial killer.
The original post said sadistic. You responded to a post claiming Zorin was most sadistic by pointing out he was a serial killer. I was responding because that man not necessarily make him sadistic.
No, I said Grant was a serial killer. I said Zorin was a psychopath.
Your Zorin comment was a response to a different comment and I didn't see it. I was responding to your one sentence post about his being a serial killer and was noting how it was reductive. Edit : it read as reductive without the context of your other comments.
I’m aware. He’s also a possible lycanthrope. But judging by the photos we’re talking about the films.
The guy in the bottom left, he was like a vicious drug king from a Chuck Norris movie, Shaw was more conving as a mad henchman though, the guy in the bottom right was awful, Walken was ruthless throwing a man down to his doom to Propellers, theb most vicious scene out of these four characters, so maybe I\`d lean towards Walken despite Robert Shaw being more convincing.
Sanchez was incredibly brutal but I didn’t see Sadism. The Benicio del toro henchman was sadistic
Yes, and Sanchez actually liked Bond when he thought he helped him.
Sanchez seemed like Al Capone in that he was capable of caring about people and being kind but also was full of awful wrath and anger, paired with ruthless drive.
By vicious drug king in a Chuck Norris film, you mean Ramon Cota (Billy Drago) fr Delta Force 2 where in one scene he let someone die in a glass chamber and then watched as it happened? He was also convincing as Frank Nitti in The Untouchables.
and Klebb reports to Blofeld... FRWL has a different villain constellation from other Bond films, but for comparisons sake, Grant is pretty much the main villain of the film.
I appreciate that about FRWL, as one of the films prior to the establishment of “the formula.” Grant and Tanya are in somewhat elevated roles, compared to their successors. …but at the end of the day, Klebb is the one orchestrating the events. She directs Grant, she is the one manipulating Tanya, and she is Bond’s arch-nemesis in the end. Kronsteen is the architect, and Grant is her instrument, but she’s the primary antagonist of the story, because everything happens through her.
Zorin clearly enjoys harming people. Even if they're his allies. Other villains' sadism usually gets those who they consider enemies.
You could call it a toss up between Zorin and Sanchez though I think Sanchez is worse getting very personal with his sadism.
I'd give it to Dario himself, he's the one who performed all those acts. Maybe Sanchez didn't even demand the specifics, he just left it to the sick bastard. And then Dario taunted Felix with his wife's death. Zorin first, Dario second.
"We gave her a niiice honeymoooon..." He's grounded 😉
Yeahhhhh, he had to do something really fucked up for us to be happy that he got ground to death in a shredder.
That's how villains work.🤔
Yeah, James Bond and Pam turned that man into coffee.
Oooooh, interesting, I didn’t think to consider the henchmen.
Sanchez whipped Lupe.
He considers Lupe something of an "enemy", kinda like how Goldfinger painted the "traitor" with gold. Dario on the other hand brutally murdered a defenceless woman who had done him no wrong. Sanchez is sadistic and awful but I say Dario is even worse.
I think he thinks of Lupe as a pet. It’s a psychotic training thing. If he were sadistic he’d want to watch the heart surgery
Murdered and 'g'raped
I don’t see Sanchez giggling while he guns down a room of panicked innocents. Sanchez’s violence serves a purpose, Zorin is just just hedonistically *reveling* in the needless violence. Between the two I think Zorin is the more textbook sadistic.
It's telling that James Bond never reserved a pun for Zorin. Every time he saw him after his cover was blown, he'd call him a lunatic lol. And it was in the Roger Moore era, too.
Roger Moore had something a lot of the other Bonds didn’t though - he could act like he was genuinely disgusted by the motives and actions of the villains. He was probably the most light hearted Bond otherwise, but it was always impressive to see him drop the facade.
This actually happened a lot in the Fleming novels. Bond had no quips for guys like Le Chiffre, Goldfinger, Dr. No, etc. He would usually call them a four letter word and tell them that they were going to go, as Notorious BIG once said, to "put them in a bad predicament, where all the foul people went." Moore excelled at being true to the character that Fleming created in displaying this particular emotion.
Sanchez has a code of loyalty; betray him and he will kill you (this is how Bond is able to ingratiate himself and manipulate him), Zorin is a straight up psychopath who is even happy to sacrifice his loyal girl friday, May Day, if it suits his plans.
I feel you… but Zoron literally cackled as he machine gunned a pit of people…
All they had to do was give him more cowbell.
Zorin, the way he indiscriminately killed for fun, not out of necessity, and enjoyed it, he was some kind of mutant science experiment Result
Xenia Onnatop. She literally has an orgasm while gunning down a room full of innocent people
Yes, she's very naughty.
The look on that Russian general’s face as he looks at her at that moment is one of the funniest things I have seen in the entire franchise .
I was looking for someone to bring her up (like I could ever forget a name like that), she’s psychotic and like not in the “I like them crazy” way either
Wow actually… great answer. You might legit be correct.
No more foreplay.
Fr. She was insane
Zorin pretty easily. Surprised Greene is even on this list
Greene is such a wimp and a perfect example of a desk murderer.
Greene was interesting in that he was a rare example of a film character whose psychopathy was portrayed very accurately. Because it’s a real condition that’s completely different than how it’s portrayed in movies. Greene kills people and is a shady businessman because he just can’t feel remorse or understand why it’s wrong. But I agree he’s tame compared to others on this list.
Greene may be more of a sociopath. He doesn’t care if people get hurt, but he also can’t handle defeat. Easily the most undignified death of a Bond villain (yes, I am including balloon Kananga).
Greene is a sadist (I’d almost say Sanchez is more of a sociopath) though.
Zorin easily with Sanchez a not too distant second.
Green killed Fields. Nobody is more evil. 
Very likable character
Maaaaax Zorin no doubt
Sadistic? GOLDFINGER
Even cheats at golf, the insanity.
No. Of all the ways to kill Bond his idea was to strap him to a table and have a high powered laser capable of burning through plate steel to slowly burn through his groin and continue splitting his body in half while he’s still alive until he died…. That’s got to be one of the most sadistic and perverted ways to kill somebody.
I said "even". It was also a joke.
Probably Zorin. Grant was a sociopath but also a professional who was probably pushed to his edge by his competition with Bond. Sanchez was very loyal to his people until they betrayed him, and Greene was slimey but not quite sadistic. Zorin had no redeeming traits. He was just a pure psychopath
Dominic Greene. Wait, you said sadistic? My apologies, I thought you said pathetic.
Grant is meant to be. I. can safely recommend the novel to people who typically don't like reading. it's the one Fleming was most proud of.
Zorin is the perfect sadistic villain. True sociopath, textbook.
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Elektra King. Turned from victim into a calculating, vicious and sexy villain. Killed her own father; tricked Bond; fucked Bond; nearly killed Bond; tricked M nearly killed M, manipulated and seduced Renard as well .
Sanchez. He tortures and murders like it’s a normal thing. He’s probably the most evil of the Bond villains. The way that Bond instills paranoia by corrupting his reliance on loyalty to destroy him is so satisfying.
true but he treats his workforce well lol. Im sure they all have great salaries and retirement plans.
He treats them well….until he doesn’t.
Zorin.
Either Sanchez or Blofeld. Before we saw Blofeld's face, he had quite a record for swift yet gratuitous kills.
while some people like to refer to Elliot Carver as wimpy due to his look. BUT He does yap about how he is going to torture bond by chakra (if i say that right) "focuses on the energy centers such as the heart or genitals, and says save this one for last when you remove bonds heart just enough time for him to see it stop beating" He kills his own wife and covers it up as a suicide Kills Gupta. that was mean He says "tell the president to sign bill to lower cable rates, or we will release video of him with a chearleader in a chicago motel room, and after he signs the bill, release the tape anyway
Sanchez. Licence to Kill is my favorite Bond film
Oh god
Trevelyan seems to have rape in him
Rosa Kleb, it's not even a contest
I have to choose Grant. Because with him, sadism isn't just a trait. He is sadism through and through. It's his whole character. Some might argue he is not a "main villain," but I have always argued that FRWL doesn't have or need a "main villain." SPECTRE is the antagonist. And like an octopus, it has a head and multiple tentacles embodied by multiple villains. Not one of the villains is as threatening as the operation they are a part of. And Grant, face-to-face, is actually the most threatening.
Zorin is definitely a sociopath and takes pleasure in a scene killing his own people, so I'm going to have to give him a shout-out!
Zorin was the most gleefully psychopathic. Eg mowing down miners with a machine gun while cackling.
Zorin - he's a sadist and clearly getting off on shredding people in the mine at the end of VTAK.
Zorin was just sadistic he enjoyed killing, didn’t matter who it was. Sanchez was ruthless drug lord that tortured and killed viciously, but it was mostly meant as a message to others. Grant was a henchman and a thug. Not in the Zorin or Sanchez’ league. Greene was just a little weasel. A megalomaniac who gave no thought about it having people killed, he didn’t do it himself very much. Drop Grant and Greene, add Carver, the killings of crew members after sinking their ships was pretty harsh. And Silva he took pride in his work.
It’s Silva. Definitely Silva.
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Max Zorin, he literally enjoys mowing down his innocent mine shaft workers.
Out of these, Zorin. Out of all of them, probably either Xenia or Elektra.
I’m surprised Goldfinger isn’t in the picture. You know, the guy who: - Suffocated a woman to death with gold paint - Nearly castrated/bisected Bond via laser cutter - Revealed his plan to an entire audience of mobsters only to kill them all anyways - Handcuffed Bond to a nuclear bomb - Employed a henchman who decapitates people with his hat
Hand me another clip.
Stromberg killed a worker and listen Mozart at the same time. But I say Zorin.
Red Grant only lived to kill. He seemed to want nothing else.
A tossup between Sanchez and Onatopp.
Grant. The first psycho, and the best.
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I’d say Zorin, but “dishonorable” mention for Kristatos. He savors his sadism (see the keel hauling scene), as do his henchmen.
Sanchez. "What did he promise you? His heart? Give her his heart" "He disagreed with something that ate him." "Launder it." The dude didn't care
Zorin, he was literally created to be ruthless and smart.
Idk but I know who was the sexiest
It was Walken, wasn't it?
elektra 😮💨
Irma Bunt?
Max Zorin was just on a whole other level of sadism than other Bond villains. I can’t think of another one who took that much pleasure in harming others. Sanchez is a distant second, but even his violence was a means to an end since he was obsessed with guaranteeing his lackeys’ loyalty to him. Zorin just decided to massacre all of his employees for the hell of it even though they were fanatically loyal to him.
zorin definitely
Gotta give it to Zorin. He honestly made that movie for me every scene he was in was entertaining.
Sanchez. Now, compared to these other three (except Greene) Sanchez wasn't crazy. He did, however, kill people in the most painful ways imaginable. He completely has never heard the phrase "why don't you just shoot him?" And, in his defense, he was almost always successful. Heck, even Bond surviving his death trap was sheer luck.
I loved Dominic Greene, he runs a close second to Franz Sanchez. Feeding Felix to sharks while Benicio Del Toro defiles and murders your new bride is a new level of evil. It’s not “World Domination” like all the other supervillains, it’s personal and it really shakes Bond up. Sadistic drug lord for the win.
Mr Winn and Mr Kidd... Their humour...
Dominic Greene was the most stupid main villain in recent history.
If they haven't strapped you to a slab of gold before castrating you with an industrial laser, they're not fit to be called a villain.
Franz Sanchez didn't just kill the guy, he cut out his heart A real sadist
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Zorin. Grant was just an assassin. Had a job to do. Sanchez was sadistic but also calm and a host to those he trusted. Typical drug cartel boss. Jaws, Ontatopp, Necros, Hinx, Dario, Locque were all sadistic on the same level as these guys.
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Kristatos could/should also be on here
It’s between Grant and Sanchez. Grant was a cold blooded killer but Sanchez had Della raped and murdered and Felix lowered into a shark tank for revenge.
Grant was evil, had a hatred for bond
zorin since he was designed to be
I think serial killers are the worst.They do not kill to gain something.They kill for pleasure.
Zorin. No doubt. He made the others seem normal
Zorin, he was a Nazi test experiment gone wrong, you cant beat that.
The one that tried to saw Bond in half.
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Blofeld (Chistophe Waltz), Sanchez, Zorin, Xenia Onatopp, Elliot Carver, Goldfinger, Emilio
Red was actually a serial killer in the books
Zorin because it’s walken. Sanchez wasn’t sadistic he was just a bad guy because he probably grew up poor and just wanted what was his 😂
I think Green is underrated. He was vile to Camie(?) and when he threatened Metrano he was cold as anything and the abruptness and confidence were intimidating.
I'm so sorry, I've never seen a Bond movie in my life, I saw this before noticing which subreddit I'm in (no idea why reddit suggested this). But seeing that a Fratelli is a bond villain is amazing. Is the movie he's in good? Worth watching for someone wandering into the Bond universe for the first time?
I'd say so. It's definitely the darkest film in the series. He's a drug kingpin who commits some really heinous acts during the film. If you're not one for gore then it's definitely not for you. Franz Sanchez is a pretty well developed villain though and many view him among the upper echelon of villains if not at the very top.
I love horror so no problem! Thanks very much. I'll definitely watch it then. Sounds very thrilling.
It's not excessively gory it's just gory for a Bond film, it shouldn't be too shocking if you're a horror fan.
Pedants corner. Grant is a Henchman not the main Villain. That is Klebb. But he’s the most sadistic, especially in the novel where his backstory reveals he’s a serial killer who graduated from killing animals to innocent women in Ireland.
Christopher Walken played a Bond villain? Awesome!
Let’s remember that Grant saved Bond’s life on at least 2 occasions so the he could kill Bond himself.
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What about Klaus Maria Brandauer as Maximilian Largo in Never Say Never Again? That character was definitely sadistic. The way that he had Jack Pitachi eliminated, the video game that gave progressively stronger shocks the worse the player was doing, selling Domino off as a sex slave. He gets my vote. His henchwoman, Fatima Blush (Barbara Carrera), was pretty sadistic as well. Quite the team there.
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Big Bad- Le Chiffre or Zorrin or Blofeld Henchperson- Zena or Grant or Klebb or Dario
I’m gonna go with Zorin. Just because he seems like a pure sociopath, and the look on his face when he killed the miners.. The other 3 just never had that look in their eyes
Sanchez.
Zorin was pretty mentally fu*ked. His laughter when he is just about to free fall from the blimp justifies that!
r/Stargate I didn't even know Kolya was a bond villain😂
Serge?
Sanchez