Note: the previous two rounds are now STALLED due to lack of guesses. Once activity resumes on the previous two, will alternate between the three.

It's a dreadful evening, Double-0 Zero! A mysterious threat has captured James Bond and the people (and sometimes cats and one other animal) connected to him, as well as a few peripbherally connected people from throughout the multiverse, 709 in total (673 from more traditional worlds, and 36 from others). Your mission is to free them all. Two bases have been located. This threat is quite dangerous, so free as many as you'd like immediately before the enemy is alterted to your presence; while stealth is sometimes good, nothing involving Bond ever turns into a stealth mission in the end. We at MI6.42 are quite busy but we'd be happy to answer up to 20 questions per day.

At least at first one guess per post to allow others to chime in for the first 48 hours, and then you can group answers.

Rules I'm playing by this round (note key differences from previous rounds):
1. If a particular version of a character was played by multiple actors, EVERY actor is used! While extremely rare, more than one version of a character from the same movie or episode of a show is possible; in such a case, there is a default in two movie instances that don't require a qualifier but in one TV case the actors are about equal, so both actors should be named.  Three reasons for repeating characters by actor: For Bond in particular different actors are favourites to different people, so this way everyone's happy. In some cases like M a replacement actor might signifiy a diferent character anyway. And finally, Bond continuities aren't quite as exapnsive as DC or Marvel, so a few repeat characters won't bloat the list.
2. Conversely the same actor can appear in multiple roles, even in the same continuity, or can play the same character in multiple continuities. TV show appearances by actors from movies are considered to be separate continuities.
3. Please list character  and at least one movie or show in that continuity s/he's from. In some cases it might be wise to indicate the actor as well to minimize confusion
4. Characters originating in the show or movie are okay.
5. Some characters are from commercials. Since commercials are often done in ways that if you squint you could place them in an existing continuity, I'm trying to leave out versions of characters played by TV/movie actors playing the same character, though in at least one case I included someone because someone else in the same commercial was played by a unique actor.
6. Most characters are from official works, be they Eon films or not. Those are covered as throughly as possible. Except where rule one applies, a recurring character appears once per continuity.
7. Characters from dramas on the life of Ian Fleming are also included due to the strong Bond connection, but there are fewer images that are easy to locate for those
8. Some characters are from unauthorized movies. I've tried to avoid anything too pornographic. When in doubt I leave them out.
9. Characters from skits are okay. If a show has multiple skits, mention the specific skit unless the show always has the same skit or there's been only one skit involving Bond. Due to the exaggerated nature of skits, I do treat skits involving TV movie actors as separate continuities from the other shows/movies.
10. Because many Bond parodies have extensive continuities in of themselves (e.g. Get Smart), I've left most of them out, but I did include a few "Easter egg" characters who I felt had some sort of interesting connection to Bond.
11. I usually avoid characters with no revealed names, but I've made exceptions as listed in the next few rules.
12. In at least one case a character was only identified in the movie novelization. Close enough.
13. In one SNL skit, Bond Girls, female cast members play other actors playing unidentified characters. Use the fictionalized actors.
14. The white cat is too notable to not include, but hard to break down into separate actors. As such, for the original Eon continuity the unnamed versions are all treated as one cat and the named one is treated separately. The white cat from other continuities appears once per continuity. The "wrong pussy" from Diamonds are Forever is treated as a non-notable as per other unnamed characters.
15. If a character with number is likely only used out of story (e.g. Girl 1) they are excluded, but potentially in story names such as Spectre-5 are included.
16. For Blofeld's Angels of Death (one of whom was played by a later prominent actress), if they are otherwise unnamed use nationality followed by Angel of Death. To use a fake example, if a Canadian Angel of Death is Esmerelda, I will accept Canadian Angel of Death, Esmerelda, or both, but if unnamed, Canadian Angel of Death is fine. Unlike random soldiers, they are all fairly easy to distinguish from one another.
17. While most characters are live action, select non-live action characters are covered alphabetically at the end of part 2.
18. If a non-Bond recurring character interacts with Bond, their image is from the Bond appearance.
19. James Batman is not included as he was identified in the DC Live collages.

"Recurring" clues notes. Recurring is by level, and only the highest level noted for a particular character:
 Recurring-A: Appears more than once in the same continuity played by the same actor.
 Recurring-B: Appears more than once in the same continuity played by a different actor; usually this means the original Eon continuity (Dr. No to Die Another Day), but there's also one TV continuity. In rare cases the two actors might share a movie/show (for this reason recurring can in rare cases refer to the same movie/show).
 Recurring-C: Appears more than once in different live action continuities involving James Bond or fictionalized Ian Fleming characters (sometimes by an actor who also played the same character in another continuity). The alternate continuity might be a skit or commercial, but must be someone who appears in part one or two of this collage series. Name variations allowed as long as it's obvious they're counterparts.
 Recurring-D: Appears more than once, but only in works not related to Bond nor Fleming. Might be a real person who is fictionalized more than once, but doesn't have to be.


Characters revealed (*=found):
1. Gregor Karakov, Quantum of Solace
2. Kamran Shah, The Living Daylights
3. Peter Franks, Diamonds Are Forever
4. Harry, Diamonds Are Forever
5. Mr. Big (Dr. Kananga), Live and Let Die
6. General Leonid Pushkin. The Living Daylights
7. Damian Falco, Die Another Day *
8. Mrs. Bell, Live and Let Die
9. Clarence Leiter, Climax Theater: Casino Royale
10. Dr. Mikhail Arkov, The World Is Not Enough
11. Domino Petachi, Never Say Never Again *
12. Green Four, The Living Daylights
13. Erich Kriegler, For Your Eyes Only
14. Capt. Bernard Jaubert, GoldenEye
15. Baines, Live and Let Die
16.  Lippe, Never Say Never Again
17. Izzie Sawakowa, Casino Royale 2006
18. Van Bierk, Die Another Day
19. Natalya Fyodorovna Simonova, GoldenEye
20. Chinese Angel of Death, On Her Majesty's Secret Service
21. Phidian, On Her Majesty's Secret Service
22. Fallon, Licence to Kill
23. Aki, You Only Live Twice
24. Margaret Thatcher, For Your Eyes Only
25. Tom, Diamonds Are Forever
26. Luigi Ferrara, For Your Eyes Only
27. Irish Angel of Death, On Her Majesty's Secret Service
28. Joshua, Diamonds Are Forever
29. General Anatol Gogol, The Spy Who Loved Me
30. Borchoi, Octopussy
31. Alvarez, Licence to Kill
32. Sir Sebastian D'ath, No Time to Die
33. Le Chiffre, Climax! Theater: Casino Royale tv *
34. James Bond (gun barrel opening played by Bob Simmons), From Russia with Love
35. Commander Richard Day, Tomorrow Never Dies
36. Stacey Sutton, A View to a Kill
37. Natasha, From Russia with Love
38. Bambi, Diamonds Are Forever
39. Giacinta "Jinx" Johnson, Die Another Day *
40. Eddie, Live and Let Die
41. Verushka, The World Is Not Enough
42. Lightweight James Bond, The Pete Holmes Show
43. Jeff Hobbs, Tomorrow Never Dies
44. Peg McTarry, Casino Royale 1967
45. Lieutenant General Peterson, Octopussy
46. Evelyn Tremble, Casino Royale 1967 *
47. Fisher, Casino Royale 2006
48. Solomon, For Your Eyes Only
49. Ivar Bryce, Goldeneye: The Secret Life Of Ian Fleming
50. Commander Talbot, The Spy Who Loved Me
51. Mollaka Danso, Casino Royale 2006
52. Sheriff J.W. Pepper,.Live and Let Die
53. Sir James Bond 007, Casino Royale 1967 *
54. Senior Lieutenant Kamp, Octopussy
55. Raoul, Die Another Day
56. Cha, The Man with The Golden Gun
57. Carlos Nikolic, Casino Royale 2006
58. Bill Tanner ([played by Michael Kitchen), GoldenEye
59. General Chang, Tomorrow Never Dies
60. Pritchard, Thunderball
61. Doctor Hall, Skyfall
62. Patrice, Skyfall
63. Naomi. The Spy Who Loved Me
64. Charles Robinson, Tomorrow Never Dies
65. Dr. Carl Mortner (Hans Glaub), A View to a Kill
66. Guy Haines, Quantum of Solace
67. Angelo Palazzi, Thunderball
68. Melina Havelock, For Your Eyes Only
69. Craig Mitchell, Quantum of Solace
70. Consuelo, Licence to Kill
71. General Moon, Die Another Day
72. Felix Leiter, Casino Royale 2006, etc. *
73. Ian Fleming, Spymaker: The Secret Life of Ian Fleming
74. Boris, The Spy Who Loved Me
75. Leonid Brezhnev, Octopussy
76. Dwayne Bodine, SNL - Bond Casino Showdown/Live Another Death
77. Gemma, Quantum of Solace
78. Simmons, Goldfinger
79. "Lea Michele", SNL - Bond Girls
80. Pinder, Thunderball
81. Miss Moneypenny (played by Caroline Bliss), The Living Daylights
82. LeGrand, Casino Royale 1967
83. Zoltan, Climax Theater: Casino Royale
84. Mrs. Whistler, Diamonds Are Forever
85. Ali G as James Bond, Spyz/Da Ali G Show
86. Nick Nack, The Man with the Golden Gun *
87. Tiger Tanaka, You Only Live Twice
88. Perez, Licence to Kill
89. Rasmussen. Licence to Kill
90. Iona Havelock, For Your Eyes Only
91. Dr. Madeleine Swann, Spectre
92. Kra, The Man with The Golden Gun
93. Adolph Gettler, Casino Royale 2006
94. Holly Goodhead. Moonraker
95. Emilio Largo, Thunderball
96. M/Gareth Mallory, Skyfall *
97. Dolly, Moonraker *
98. Ernst Stavro Blofeld (played by Anthony Dawson), From Russia with Love
99. Goldsting, SNL - Bullets Aren't Cheap
100. Mr. Ling, Goldfinger
101. Nigel Small-Fawcett, Never Say Never Again
102. Emile Leopold Locque, For Your Eyes Only
103. Villiers, Casino Royale 2006
104. Sasha Davidov, The World Is Not Enough
105. Irina, From Russia with Love
106. Fred, Diamonds Are Forever
107. Bleeker, Live and Let Die
108. Lieutenant Orso, Quantum of Solace
109. Sir Robert King, The World Is Not Enough
110. Jaws, The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker *
111. Gallardo, Casino Royale 2006
112. Vice-Admiral Kelly, Tomorrow Never Dies
113. Miss Moneypenny, Casino Royale 1967
114. Tom Wallace, Tomorrow Never Dies
115. Elektra King, The World Is Not Enough
116. Jamaican Angel of Death, On Her Majesty's Secret Service
117. Ernst Stavro Blofeld, One Her Majesty's Secret Service *
118. Samuel. Moonraker
119. Honey Ryder, Dr. No
120. Gerry, A View to a Kill
121. Ian Fleming, Ian Fleming: Bondmaker
122. Brad Whitaker, The Living Daylights
123. Fukutu, Casino Royale 2006
124. Lady Caroline Hornsby, Spymaker: The Secret Life of Ian Fleming
125. James Bond, SNL - Bond Casino Showdown/Live Another Death *
126. Lazar, The Man with The Golden Gun
127. Frankenstein Creature,Casino Royale 1967
128. Ann Fleming, Ian Fleming: Bondmaker
129. Vavra, From Russia with Love
130. Sydney, Goldfinger
131. Colonel Akakievich, The World Is Not Enough
132. Le Chiffre, Casino Royale 1967
133. Sheikh Hosein, The Spy Who Loved Me
134. Raoul Silva, Skyfall
135. James Bond (played by George Lazenby), On Her Majesty's Secret Service
136. Nan (Joanie Taylor), Comic Relief: Red Nose Day 2021: James Bond vs Nan Starring Catherine Tate
137. Nina, The World Is Not Enough
138. Mei-Lei, Goldfinger
139. Cooper, Casino Royale 1967
140. Hans, You Only Live Twice
141. Captain Scott, Tomorrow Never Dies
142. Thumper, Diamonds Are Forever
143. Dario, Licence to Kill
144. Auric Goldfinger, Goldfinger *
145. Kisch, Goldfinger
146. Beth Davidson, Tomorrow Never Dies
147. Bill Tanner (played by Michael Goodliffe), The Man with The Golden Gun
148. Maxwell, Diamonds Are Forever
149. Gallo, Spectre
150. General Sangjang Dong, Die Another Day
151. James Bond, SNL: No Time to Die Sneak Peak
152. General Georgi Koskov, The Living Daylights
153. Sierra, Goldfinger
154. Felix Leiter (played by Jack Lord), Dr. No
155. Magda, Octopussy
156. Commander Carter, The Spy Who Loved Me
157. Bob Conley, A View to a Kill
158. Ernst Stavro Blofeld (played by John Hollis), For Your Eyes Only
159. Jerry, Diamonds Are Forever
160. Vanya Bor, Casino Royale 2006
161. Le Chiffre, Casino Royale 2006
162. Joe Butcher, License to Kill *
165. May Day, A View to a Kill *
181. Blofeld, You Only Live Twice *
237. James, Bond, Dr. No, etc. *
257. Queen Elizabeth II, London 2012 Olympics: James Bond and the Queen *
275. Oddjob, Goldfinger *
284. M, GoldenEye, etc. *
356. Franz Sanchez, License to KIll *


 

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