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Encyclopedia > Dr Evil

Dr. Evil, played by Mike Myers, is the chief villain of the Austin Powers series of films. He is intended as a parody of James Bond villains, particularly Ernst Stavro Blofeld. He is bald, wears a gray Nehru Jacket jumpsuit, and has a son named Scott. He also has a clone called Mini-Me, who is 1/8th his size. His home town is Bruges, located in Belgium.


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