More of a group effort, this category. However, if you have a particular favourite and wish them to be the sole recipient of your vote, knock yourself out. Before they do.
I prefer to see them as one amorphous mass of naughtiness. The second-stringers, if you like, whether or not they do actually get a pop at Bond and whether or not they are working together.
Having deathbitten and deathstabbed and deathgouged our way through main Villain(s) and main Henchperson(s), suggestions for this non-exhaustive hostile gestalt of leftovers:
Thunderball – I suppose the likes of Vargas (what is it that he does?), the Tranny what Bond smacks about and Janni and Count Lippe and all that lot. Mr Angelo. All sorts of folk, enjoying getting moist.
You Only Live Twice – there’s a volcano full of them. Hans, who Blofeld touches upon his bottom at one point. The blokey Bond beats up in Osato’s office. And Osato, despite being a very old man. There’s a chap who murders Aki, beyond which point the film craters – literally. Do you see what I did there? Well, I am quite ancient and bicarbonate of soda will remove the stain. Sorry.
Skyfall – not sure there are a huge amount of these. Silva’s Little Helpers. Um?
GoldenEye – Ourumov and various Russian soldiers, all of whom Bond murders without causing any sort of diplomatic incident. And Boris, I s’pose. I almost forgot Boris. I tried to forget Boris. I failed.
A View to a Kill – includes Scarpine, played by a man who cannot act, Alison Doody in riding gear (excuse me, I need a “lie down”) and a mad old Nazi waving dynamite about. C’mon, A View to a Kill’s second-string villains are brilliant.
Voting closes 3 December
- Thunderball
- You Only Live Twice
- Thunderball
- Skyfall
- Thunderball
- GoldenEye
- Thunderball
- A View to a Kill
- You Only Live Twice
- Skyfall
- You Only Live Twice
- GoldenEye
- You Only Live Twice
- A View to a Kill
- Skyfall
- GoldenEye
- Skyfall
- A View to a Kill
- GoldenEye
- A View to a Kill