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Article - Entertainment - Bond villains: Bad to the bone (1145 words) |
 | James Bond, strapped to a table with a laser beam ominously cutting its way toward a vital part of his anatomy, is neither shaken nor stirred. |
| "Bond villains come in all shapes and sizes," the producer added, "but the one thing they all have in common is that they must be a worthy adversary for Bond. |
| Mikkelsen said his favorite Bond villain is Christopher Walken's dastardly Max Zorin in 1985's "A View to a Kill," and he can't believe he is now part of the same lineage. |
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| Desmond Llewelyn's cantankerous tinkerer Q had been a staple of the Bond films since "From Russia with Love" (1963), and he was one of the few actors with the distinction of appearing in all of the various Bond eras. |
| Pierce Brosnan's leaner, meaner version of Bond was a nice throwback to the earlier entries after the disappointing tenures of Roger Moore and Timothy Dalton, and his debut as 007 signaled a revival of interest in the series. |
| Bond has fought his share of goons, but none of them have been as tenacious as Richard Kiel's Jaws, a giant with a set of steel choppers and a work ethic that would put the Terminator to shame. |
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