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[trs007]

Well, not yet....in the meantime--try this one:

I fell from a great height, and was shot, but not in the teeth.

Amazingly--neither instance killed me.

[Jaws0178]

I'm gonna guess Alec Trevelyan

[trs007]

I'm gonna guess Alec Trevelyan

Yep!

Over to you..............

[Jaws0178]

forgive-the-weird-way-I-am-posting,-but-okay

i-am-different-in-the-movie-than-the-book

Bond-and-i-had-a-romp-in-the-hay

I-have-the-distinction-of-having-one-of-the-most-controversial-names-in-film-history.

[danielcraigisjamesbond007]

Could it be...Miss Pussy Galore?

Or is that Kitty Galore?

[Jaws0178]

It-is-indeed-Ms.-Pussy-Galore.

[danielcraigisjamesbond007]

Thanks.

This villain went out with a bang. You could say, he EXPLODED with rage...

[BlackFire]

Thanks.

This villain went out with a bang. You could say, he EXPLODED with rage...

Carlos, from Casino Royale?

[danielcraigisjamesbond007]

Nice guess, but sadly, that's not the answer I was looking for...

[jaguar007]

Thanks.

This villain went out with a bang. You could say, he EXPLODED with rage...

Kananga

[danielcraigisjamesbond007]

Nope. Sorry...

[trs007]

Nice guess, but sadly, that's not the answer I was looking for...

Mmmmmmmm, how about either: Dr Noah from '67 Casino Royale, or Sanchez from LTK?

[Mr.Stamper]

I am thinking Stamper?

[danielcraigisjamesbond007]

Mmmmmmmm, how about either: Dr Noah from '67 Casino Royale, or Sanchez from LTK?

Warmer...

[MajorB]

Milton Krest in LTK? He exploded because of Sanchez's rage.

[danielcraigisjamesbond007]

Milton Krest in LTK? He exploded because of Sanchez's rage.

BINGO!!! WE HAVE A WINNER!!!

[MajorB]

Alrighty then . . .

She was girl next door no. 2, and a not-so-easy rider, but ultimately Bond gave her quite a turn.

[trs007]

Alrighty then . . .

She was girl next door no. 2, and a not-so-easy rider, but ultimately Bond gave her quite a turn.

Going with--Fiona Volpe. Next door in the hotel, worked for Largo (#2), the whole car sequence and of course, that last turn Bond gave her left her "just dead".

[MajorB]

Yes!! Actually, the no. 2 reference was to the fact that she was the second woman in the room adjoining Bond's, Paula having been the first. But your interpretation works too.

You're on!

[trs007]

OK, then:


"As a man, I had no problems until I saw my future."

[danielcraigisjamesbond007]

Kananga?

[trs007]

Kananga?

Nope


Let me reword it:

"As a man, I had no problems until my future saw me."

[Jose]

Kananga?

Nope


Let me reword it:

"As a man, I had no problems until my future saw me."

Colonel Jacques Bouvar (?) in Thunderball?

Edited by Jose, 25 March 2009 - 06:58 PM.

[trs007]

Kananga?

Nope


Let me reword it:

"As a man, I had no problems until my future saw me."

Colonel Jacques Bouvar (?) in Thunderball?

Nope.

[danielcraigisjamesbond007]

Blofeld (Diamonds are Forever?)?

[trs007]

Blofeld (Diamonds are Forever?)?

Nope

[danielcraigisjamesbond007]

Baron samedi?

[trs007]

Baron samedi?

Nope.

Going to do another reword (looking back--I might be too vague), and yes, we know the answer is a male character:



"Nothing was a problem until my future saw me."


There, THAT should clinch it!

[MajorB]

I keep trying to connect "nothing was a problem" to Vijay ("no problem") in Octopussy, and "saw" could refer to the fact that he was killed by that flying-buzzsaw thing. But that's kind of a stretch, and it doesn't explain the "future" part. But just for the record:

It's not Vijay, right?

[trs007]

I keep trying to connect "nothing was a problem" to Vijay ("no problem") in Octopussy, and "saw" could refer to the fact that he was killed by that flying-buzzsaw thing. But that's kind of a stretch, and it doesn't explain the "future" part. But just for the record:

It's not Vijay, right?

Absolutely correct--it IS Vijay. "No problem" was his motto and his future/fate was death by saw.

Over to you....