For locked characters *=newly added.

LOCKED CHARACTERS:
25
55
92
128
170*
274
278*
288
341
351*
362
Some one-letter characters

PARTIALLY LOCKED CHARACTERS:
52
71*
108
136
198*
240
249
323
Some characters with one-letter code names

Other clues:
Two different characters played by the same actress decades appear consecutively.
There are six instances of a fictional/fictionalized character playing a fictional character, of which four are covered in the next point.
There are five characters from the Bond Girls skit mentioned in the first post, of which four are covered by rule 13.
There is one instance of the same character played by two actors in the same movie where both versions are in part 1. One has been identified, one has not.
Two consecutive characters phonetically (and with only one letter difference) give you the name of a major character from Agents of SHIELD


Tally (as before hiding some of the more obscure ones unless previously identified; with so many characters errors could arise)

Casino Royale 2006    29
Diamonds Are Forever    19
For Your Eyes Only    17
Octopussy    16
Licence to Kill    15
Tomorrow Never Dies    15
Casino Royale 1967    14
From Russia with Love    14
Quantum of Solace    14
On Her Majesty's Secret Service    13
Man with The Golden Gun    12
Thunderball    12
Goldfinger    11
Live and Let Die    11
Spy Who Loved Me    11
SNL    10
World Is Not Enough    10
Die Another Day    9
Dr. No    9
Spectre    9
The Living Daylights    9
GoldenEye    8
Skyfall    8
View to a Kill     8
No Time to Die    7
[Ian Fleming biopic]    6
You Only Live Twice    6
Never Say Never Again    5
Climax Theater: Casino Royale    3
Moonraker    3
[Ian Fleming miniseries]    2
[Ian Fleming biopic]    2
[Ian Fleming biopic]     2
[sketch show]    2
[sketch show]    1
[fundraiser show]     1
[martial arts movie]    1
James Bond and the Queen    1
[talk show]    1
[movie about master thief]    1
[soft drink commercial]    1
[talk show]    1
[short film within sketch show of sorts]    1

Revealing answers 1-76

1. Movie; 00s; Russian; politician, secret society member; Quantum, Russian Government; one of several peoples attending a meeting during an opera performance ****OR *ARA*O*
Gregor Karakov, Quantum of Solace

2. Movie; 80s; Afghan; Deputy Commander of the Eastern District; Mujaheddin, Snow Leopard Brotherhood; freed by Bond from a prison during Bond's own escape attempt *AMRA* **A*
Kamran Shah, The Living Daylights

3. Movie; 70s; British (England); diamond smuggler, transport consultant; major villain (unknowingly); impersonated by Bond P*T*R *RA***
Peter Franks, Diamonds Are Forever

4. Movie; 70s; American; astronaut; W Technologies; astronaut testing or training on Whyte-manufactured moon landing equipment *ARR*
Harry, Diamonds Are Forever

5. Movie; 70s; San Monique; crime kingpin, politician; Voodoo Cult; using poppies, hoped to flood the U.S. market with two tonnes of heroin distributed through his legitimate restaurants free of charge, thus forcing other drug dealers out of business. MR. *** [(*R.) *A*A**A
Mr. Big (Dr. Kananga), Live and Let Die

6. Movie; 80s; Soviet; KGB General; KGB; Bond was set to kill him but was distristful about the reasons [****RA*] **O*** PU*****
General Leonid Pushkin. The Living Daylights

8. Movie; 70s; American; flying school student; Bleeker Flying School; was in a plane that was targeted by henchmen [MR*.] ****
Mrs. Bell, Live and Let Die

9. TV Episode; 50s-60s; British; intelligence operative; Recurring-C; British Intelligence; gave someone 32 million francs to allow him to keep playing in a casino **AR**** ***T*R
Clarence Leiter, Climax Theater: Casino Royale

10. Movie; 90s; Russian; atomic scientist; Russian Atomic Energy Department; gave someone a plane necessary to steal a nuclear weapon set to be dismantled in Kazakhstan [*R.] M***A** AR*O*
Dr. Mikhail Arkov, The World Is Not Enough

12. Movie; 80s; British; butler, security operative; Secret Intelligence Service; discovered assassins dumping a cook's body into a chest freezer *R*** *OUR
Green Four, The Living Daylights

13. Movie; 80s; East German; intelligence operative, biathlete; KGB; young woman was interested in him but he only scowled at her *R*** *R*****R
Erich Kriegler, For Your Eyes Only

14. Movie; 90s; French; helicopter pilot; Eurocopter Tiger; captain of new helicopter prototype [*A*T.] **R*AR* JAU**RT
Capt. Bernard Jaubert, GoldenEye

15. Movie; 60s; British; intelligence operative; Secret Intelligence Service; had blood thrown at him *A****
Baines, Live and Let Die

16. Movie; 80s; unrevealed; professional assassin, criminal operative; Recurring-C; SPECTRE; deployed in order to protect the secrecy of SPECTRE's plot **PP*
Lippe, Never Say Never Again

17. Movie; 00s; Japanese; chemical engineer; other character; seen only in a photo, along with 160 and someone in part 2 ***** *AWA*OWA
Izzie Sawakowa, Casino Royale 2006

18. Movie; 00s; unrevealed; diamond trader; other character; contracted to supply rogue colonel with African conflict diamonds in exchange for weaponry *A* ***R*
Van Bierk, Die Another Day

19. Movie; 90s; Russian; programmer; none; unknowingly friends with a villain, whom she saw as an annoying little brother *ATA**A **O*ORO**A ***OMO*A
Natalya Fyodorovna Simonova, GoldenEye

20. Movie; 60s; Chinese; sleeper agent (unknowingly); major villain (unknowingly); part of a plan, with others, to contaminate and ultimately sterilize the world's food supply according to their respective allergies, which are staple foods from their homeland ******* A**** O* **AT*
Chinese Angel of Death, On Her Majesty's Secret Service

21. Movie; 60s; British?; adjutant; other character; newspaper hints that this character was intended to have a larger role in the film; instead was just present in a meeting between Bond and another character P****A*
Phidian, On Her Majesty's Secret Service

22. Movie; 80s; British; intelligence operative; Secret Intelligence Service; tasked with arresting rogue agent dead or alive *A**O*
Fallon, Licence to Kill

23. Movie; 60s; Japanese; intelligence operative; Japanese Secret Service; helped someone with ninja training and pretending to be Japanese A**
Aki, You Only Live Twice

24. Movie; 80s; British (England); high ranking politician; Recurring-D; British Government, Conservative Party; based on real person MAR*AR*T T*AT***R
Margaret Thatcher, For Your Eyes Only

25. Movie; 70s; American; technology firm administrator; W.W. Tectronics; under his watch his company constructed an orbital laser weapon TO* [LOCKED; only one letter remaining; letters/numbers found at time of locking: AJORTW]
Tom, Diamonds Are Forever

26. Movie; 80s; Italian; intelligence operative; British Secret Service; informed Bond about activities of a killer Bond was chasing *U*** **RRARA
Luigi Ferrara, For Your Eyes Only

27. Movie; 60s; Irish; sleeper agent (unknowingly); major villain (unknowingly); part of a plan, with others, to contaminate and ultimately sterilize the world's food supply according to their respective allergies, which are staple foods from their homeland *R*** A**** O* **AT*
Irish Angel of Death, On Her Majesty's Secret Service

28. Movie; 70s; South African; houseboy; missionary school; read to school children JO**UA
Joshua, Diamonds Are Forever

29. Movie; 70s; Soviet; KGB General; KGB, Ministry of Foreign Affairs; recurring ally of MI6 despite being on opposite sides during the Cold war [****RA*] A*ATO* *O*O*
General Anatol Gogol, The Spy Who Loved Me

30. Movie; 80s; Russian; curator; USSR; realized a piece of jewelry was a fake *OR**O*
Borchoi, Octopussy

31. Movie; 80s; unrevealed; businessman in novelization; other character; was involved with main villain's mistress A**AR**
Alvarez, Licence to Kill

32. Movie; 10s-20s; British; criminal operative; SPECTRE; attended a "birthday" festivity in Cuba [**R] ***A*T*A* *'AT*
Sir Sebastian D'ath, No Time to Die

34. Movie; 60s; British (England); intelligence operative; Recurring-A if you count repeating footage, otherwise Recurring-B; Royal Navy, Secret Intelligence Service; targeted by unseen assailant whom he shot JAM** *O**
James Bond (gun barrel opening), From Russia with Love

35. Movie; 90s; British; navy captain; Royal Navy; his ship was remotely meaconed off-course into Chinese-held waters by techno-terrorist [*OMMA***R] R***AR* *A*
Commander Richard Day, Tomorrow Never Dies

36. Movie; 80s; American; state geologist; State of California; her father passed before he could train her how to effectively maintain control over the family oil company *TA*** *UTTO*
Stacey Sutton, A View to a Kill

37. Movie; 60s; Russian; cipher clerk; Soviet Armed Forces; with 105, colleage of major supporting character (in the movie, not series as a whole) *ATA**A
Natasha, From Russia with Love

38. Movie; 70s; American; enforcer, acrobat; major villain; with 142, tasked with imprisoning reclusive billionaire *AM**
Bambi, Diamonds Are Forever

40. Movie; 70s; American; state trooper; Louisiana State Police; helped sheriff try to to catch people on the river
Eddie, Live and Let Die

41. Movie; 90s; Russian; escort girl; other character; one of two such characters who entertained someone, the other being 137 **RU***A
Verushka, The World Is Not Enough

42. TV Episode; 10s-20s; British (England)?; intelligence operative?; Recurring-C; Secret Intelligence Service?; unlike other versions of this character, could not hold his liquor ****TW****T JAM** *O**
Lightweight James Bond, The Pete Holmes Show



43. Movie; 90s; American; media executive; Carver Media Group Network; tasked to arrange and report any news of havoc that would earn lots of ratings J*** *O***
Jeff Hobbs, Tomorrow Never Dies

44. Movie; 60s; unrevealed; honeytrap, intelligence operative; Smersh; masqueraded as a daughter of a late "MI5" head and is only identifiable by pseudonym P** M*TARR*
Peg McTarry, Casino Royale 1967

45. Movie; 80s; American; Air Force commanding officer; U.S. Air Force; enjoyed a circus performance [***UT**A*T ****RA*] P*T*R*O*
Lieutenant General Peterson, Octopussy

47. Movie; 00s; British; intelligence contact; other character; spotted someone shadowing him as he watched a cricket match *****R
Fisher, Casino Royale 2006

48. Movie; 80s; no citizenship; place of birth unrevealed; pet; Recurring-B; major villain; abandoned his human after the latter's plot went awry *O*O*O*
Solomon, For Your Eyes Only

49. TV Movie; 80s; British (England); intelligence operative; British Security Coordination; took someone to a bar that was considered a bit of a dive **AR *R***
Ivar Bryce, Goldeneye: The Secret Life Of Ian Fleming

50. Movie; 70s; British; navy captain; Royal Navy; with his nuclear submarine crew, taken captive by main villain [*OMMA***R] TA**OT
Commander Talbot, The Spy Who Loved Me

51. Movie; 00s; unrevealed; terrorist, bomb maker; major villain; attended a mongoose/snake fight in Madagascar MO**A*A *A**O
Mollaka Danso, Casino Royale 2006

52. Movie; 70s; American; sheriff; Recurring-A; Louisiana State Police; after previously pursuiing someone, encountered them again while on vacation in Thailand [***R***] J.W. P*PP*R [partially LOCKED; only one letter remaining in non-salutation part; letters found at time of locking: AJOPRTW]
Sheriff J.W. Pepper,.Live and Let Die

54. Movie; 80s; Soviet; bomb expert; USSR; delivered a nuclear bomb to villains [****OR ***UT**A*T] *A**
Senior Lieutenant Kamp, Octopussy

55. Movie; 70s; Cuban; detective, sleeper agent/intelligence operative; independent; loaned someone a 1957 Ford Fairlane to travel to Los Organos RAOU* [LOCKED; only one letter remaining; letters foubnd at time of locking: AJOPRTUW]
Raoul, Die Another Day

56. Movie; 70s; Chinese; student?; karate school?; with sister, helped defeat martial arts students **A
Cha, The Man with The Golden Gun

57. Movie; 00s; unrevealed; terrorist, weapons manufacturer; Quantum; used a Ugandan warlord's money to short-sell stock in a promising aerospace company, thus betting the money on the company's failure; character only known by alias *AR*O* ***O***
Carlos Nikolic, Casino Royale 2006

58. Movie; 90s; British; Chief of Staff; Recurring-A; Secret Intelligence Service; was scolded for calling someone the Evil Queen of Numbers **** TA***R
Bill Tanner ([played by Michael Kitchen), GoldenEye

59. Movie; 90s; Chinese; Military General; People's Liberation Army; intended to wipe out the Chinese top politicians and military officers with nuclear rocket and, afterwards, take over the government in China [****RA*] **A**
General Chang, Tomorrow Never Dies

60. Movie; 60s; British; Air Force group captain; Royal Air Force; one of the men responsible for overseeing the recovery of atomic weapons hijacked by SPECTRE PR*T**AR*
Pritchard, Thunderball

61. Movie; 10s-20s; British; psychologist; Secret Intelligence Service; examined someone's mental health after he came back to MI6. [*O*TOR] *A**
Doctor Hall, Skyfall

62. Movie; 10s-20s; French; mercenary, assassin; Recurring-A only if you count picture; SPECTRE; upon discovering that he was being tailed, initiated a high speed car chase that attracted the attention of several local police officers PATR***
Patrice, Skyfall

63. Movie; 70s; British; helicopter pilot, personal assistant; major villain; flirted with someone she tried to kill *AOM*
Naomi. The Spy Who Loved Me

64. Movie; 90s; British; Deputy Chief of Staff; Recurring-A; Secret Intelligence Service; helped bring Bond up to speed on the latest events and the parameters of his mission **AR*** RO****O*
Charles Robinson, Tomorrow Never Dies

65. Movie; 80s; German; geneticist turned horse breeder, head scientist; Nazi Germany, Soviet Union, Zorin Industries; experiments led to babies who were often psychotic in nature, but grew into children with gifted intelligence. [**.] *AR* MORT**R (*A** **AU*)
Dr. Carl Mortner (Hans Glaub), A View to a Kill

66. Movie; 00s; British; Special Advisor to the Prime Minister, criminal operative; Quantum, British Government; one of several peoples attending a meeting during an opera performance *** *A****
Guy Haines, Quantum of Solace

67. Movie; 60s; Italian; infiltrator; SPECTRE; hired to assassinate and impersonate NATO pilot A****O PA*A***
Angelo Palazzi, Thunderball

68. Movie; 80s; British/Greek; unrevealed; Independent; located assassin who killed her parents at the villa he owned near Madrid, Spain, and went there to exact her revenge M****A *A***O**
Melina Havelock, For Your Eyes Only

69. Movie; 00s; British; personal security detail, sleeper agent; Secret Intelligence Service, Quantum; mole who passed annual security checks and lie detector tests *RA** M*T*****
Craig Mitchell, Quantum of Solace

70. Movie; 80s; Isthmian; bank secretary; Banco de Isthmus; when someone arrived to make a "small deposit" in the bank (in reality, almost $5 million), she helped her patron count his money *O**U**O
Consuelo, Licence to Kill

71. Movie; 00; North Korean; Military General; Korean People's Army; wished for a peaceful reunification of Korea, whereas his son wanted war [****RA*] MOO* [partly LOCKED; only one letter remaining in non-saluation; letters found at time of locking: AJMOPRTUW]
General Moon, Die Another Day

73. TV Movie; 80s; British (England); author, journalist, officer; Recurring-C; Britain's Naval Intelligence Division; got himself expelled from Eton and other prestigious public schools before his mother, fed up, sent him to work for Reuters *A* ***M***
Ian Fleming, Spymaker: The Secret Life of Ian Fleming

74. Movie; 70s; Soviet; KGB agent; KGB; with another character, survived a fight with Bond in Egypt *OR**
Boris, The Spy Who Loved Me

75. Movie; 80s; Ukrainian SSR; General Secretary; Communist Party of the Soviet Union; oversaw a meeting of the Red Army military commissariat **O*** *R******
Leonid Brezhnev, Octopussy

76. TV Episode; 00s; American; professional gambler?; none?; was shocked by the name of a woman who showed up at the table he was sitting at at a casino *WA*** *O****
Dwayne Bodine, SNL - Bond Casino Showdown/Live Another Death



 

Revealing answers 166-283:
163. Movie; 00s; Austrian?; criminal operative, assassin; Recurring-A; Quantum, SPECTRE; recurring adversaryn prior to thallium poisoning [MR.] W**T*
Mr. White, Casino Royale 2006
164. Movie; 80s; German; mercenary, assassin; main villain; ordered top cut someone off as they were leaving biathlon course **AU*
Claus, For Your Eyes Only

166. TV Special; 10s-20s; British (England); intelligence operative; Recurring-C; Secret Intelligence Service; accompanied someone on helicopter ride JAM** *O**
James Bond, James Bond and the Queen
167. Movie; 00s; Italian; opera singer/actress or singer, depending on how you look at it; Recurring-D; none?; seen on stage in opera performance **OR*A TO**A
Floria Tosca, Quantum of Solace
168. Movie; 10s-20s; British; Member of Parliament, Home Secretary, minister of the court, president of the court; British Government; consistently negative about someone's actions during recent security crisis **A*R *O*AR
Clair Dowar, Skyfall
169. Movie; 10s-20s; British; undercover agent; Secret Intelligence Service; one of five undercover agents whose cover was blown by someone after he uploaded images of them on a YouTube video *A* *U****
Naz Husein, Skyfall
170. Movie (deleted scene); 70s; unrevealed; harpist; The Whyte House; played harp from a floating island in a nearby swimming pool MAR*A [LOCKED; only one letter remaining; letters found at time of locking: AJMOPRTUW]
Marna, Diamonds Are Forever
171. TV Episode; 10s-20s; British (England); intelligence operative; Recurring-B; Secret Intelligence Service; targeted by someone sitting on a bed with him JAM** *O**
James Bond (played by Taran Killam), SNL - Bond Girls
172. Movie; 00s; British; Chief of Staff; Recurring-A; Secret Intelligence Service; provided intel on someone recently deceased **** TA***R
Bill Tanner, Quantum of Solace
173. Movie; 90s; Russian; KGB officer turned mafia boss, businessman; Recurring-A; KGB turned independent; years earlier was shot in the leg by someone who also stole his car and "his girl" *A***T** ***O****
Valentin Zukovsky, GoldenEye
174. Movie; 60s; Soviet; Director of Military Intelligence; Soviet Embassy of Istanbul; seen in a conference at the embassy [****RA*] *A*****
General Vassili, From Russia with Love
175. Movie; 10s-20s; British; assistant; Secret Intelligence Service; assisted in an attempt to retrieve a hard drive *A****A
Vanessa,Skyfall
176. Movie; 80s; unrevealed; mercenary, professional assassin, enforcer; KGB; usually seen with personal stereo and strangulation is his preferred killing method ***RO*
Necros, The Living Daylights
177. Movie; 80s; American; entrepreneur, marine researcher, narcotics smuggler; Sanchez Cartel, Ocean Exotica, Wavekrest Marine Research; used his company, Wavekrest Marine Research, to move cocaine for drug cartel M**TO* *R**T
Milton Krest, Licence to Kill
178. Movie; 00s; Bolivian/Russian; intelligence operative; Bolivian Secret Service, independent; seeking revenge for the murder of her family by exiled dictator *AM**** MO*T** R***RO
Camille Montes Rivero, Quantum of Solace
179. Movie; 70s; unrevealed; scientist; Stromberg Shipping (contracted); one of two scientists (the other 353) suspected by main villain of trying to sell the scaled-down photographic reproductions of submarine tracking system schematics to competing world powers [PRO****OR] MAR*O**T*
Professor Markovitz, The Spy Who Loved Me
180. TV Movie; 80s; British (England); socialite; Recurring-C; none?; part of scheme to ply two Germans with drink and food in an attempt to learn how German U-boats made it through the British minefields near Norway A** ***M***
Ann Fleming, Goldeneye: The Secret Life Of Ian Fleming

182. Movie; 60s; Australian; sleeper agent (unknowingly); major villain (unknowingly); part of a plan, with others, to contaminate and ultimately sterilize the world's food supply according to their respective allergies, which are staple foods from their homeland AU*TRA**A* A**** O* **AT*
Australian Angel of Death, On Her Majesty's Secret Service
183. Movie; 10s-20s; British; intelligence operative; Secret Intelligence Service; assigned to guard a safe drive containing information on undercover agents embedded into terrorist groups RO**O*
Ronson, Skyfall
184. Movie; 80s; Indian; bodyguard, enforcer; main villain; destroyed rigged dice someone used in a game of backgammon at a hotel casino *O****A
Gobinda, Octopussy
185. Movie; 60s; American; gangster; American Mafia; with 280 and someone in part 2, was promised one million dollars in stolen gold bullion but was doublecrossed J** M******T
Jed Midnight, Goldfinger
186. TV Episode; 50s-60s; Soviet; intelligence operative; SMERSH?; believed someone was trying to poison her with cyanide pills and tried to do the same back *O**A ***O*A'
Sonia Sekova, Mainly Millicent


187. Movie; 80s; British; intelligence operative; Secret Intelligence Service; tried to flee with fake Fabergé Egg he stole from circus *OU***-O* ****
009, Octopussy
188. Movie; 90s; French; helicopter pilot; Eurocopter Tiger; did test flight of new helicopter prototype [***UT**A*T] *RA**O** *ROU**
Lieutenant François Brouse, GoldenEye
189. Movie; 70s; American; stand-up comic; main villain; acted as part of diamond smuggling pipeline **A** T***
Shady Tree, Diamonds Are Forever
190. TV Episode; 50s-60s; British (England); intelligence operative; Recurring-C; Secret Intelligence Service; encountered Russian spy while on holiday JAM** *O**
James Bond, Mainly Millicent
191. Movie; 60s; British; quartermaster; Recurring-B; Secret Intelligence Service; replaced someone's Beretta 418 .25 pistol with a Walther PPK handgun [MAJOR] *OOT*RO**
Major Boothroyd (played by Peter Burton), Dr. No
192. Movie; 00s; British; international liaison officer; Recurring-C (Recurring-A if you count archive footage); HM Treasury, Quantum, SPECTRE (latter indirectly); forced to act as double agent due to lover being taken hostage *****R ****
Vesper Lynd, Casino Royale 2006
193. TV Movie; 80s; British?; unable to determine; unable to determine; the page with with most info on her got taken down, but actress playing her has a middle name that is usually masculine when a first name ***A S*. *A*R***
Leda St Gabriel , Spymaker: The Secret Life of Ian Fleming
194. Movie; 80s; American; intelligence operative; Central Intelligence Agency; with someone in part two, rescued someone from the Moroccan police in Tangiers
Liz, The Living Daylights
195. Movie; 90s; German; enforcer, torturer, head of security; Carver Media Group Network; shot at survivors of torpedoed ship R***AR* *TAMP*R
Richard Stamper, Tomorrow Never Dies
196. Movie; 80s; Soviet; assassin, circus performer; various characters; pinned someone to a cabin door with knives *R*****A
Grischka, Octopussy
197. Movie; 60s; French; assassin, secret society member; SPECTRE; faked death and posed as own widow JA***** *OU*AR
Jacques Bouvar,Thunderball
198. Movie; 60s; French; intelligence operative; Smersh; posed as a widow to try to discredit someone [A***T] M*M* [partly LOCKED; only one letter remaining in non-salutation; letters found at time of locking: AJMOPRTUW]
Agent Mimi, Casino Royale 1967
199. Movie; 80s; British; spy ship crew member; Secret Intelligence Service; responsible for using the ATAC system when a mine hit the ship M**R**OR
McGregor, For Your Eyes Only
200. Movie; 90s; British; navy lieutenant commander; Royal Navy; second-in-command of the British Type 23 frigate, HMS Devonshire [***UT**A*T *OMMA***R] P*T*R *UM*
Lieutenant Commander Peter Hume, Tomorrow Never Dies
201. Movie; 60s; American; intelligence operative; Recurring-B; Central Intelligence Agency; pointed out main villain emerging from hotel for daily card game ***** ***T*R
Felix Leiter, Goldfinger
202. Movie; 60s; French; police inspector; French Special Police; met up with someone in a French pissoir [******TOR] MAT***
Inspector Mathis,Casino Royale 1967
203. Movie; 10s-20s; Italian; criminal operative; SPECTRE; pursued by someone during the Day of the Dead parade at the Zocalo in Mexico City MAR*O ***ARRA
Marco Sciarra, Spectre
204. Movie; 70s; Thai; intelligence operative; Secret Intelligence Service; discussed the solex agitator with someone [***UT**A*T] **P
Lieutenant Hip, The Man with The Golden Gun
205. Movie; 90s; British; media mogul; own company; attempted to provoke a war between the United Kingdom and China in order to destroy the Chinese government and use the new government to obtain exclusive broadcasting rights in China ***OT *A***R
Elliot Carver, Tomorrow Never Dies
206. Movie; 80s; German; unrevealed; unrevealed; offered somone sausage and beer ***AT**
Schatzi, Octopussy
207. Movie; 60s; British/Dutch/Indonesian; intelligence operative; Secret Intelligence Service; uncovered a plan to sell compromising photographs of military leaders from the USA, USSR, China and Great Britain at an "art auction MATA *O**
Mata Bond, Casino Royale 1967
208. Movie; 80s; unable to determine; nuclear physicist, henchman; SPECTRE; was neverous when speaking to one villain, thyough another villain acted more fatherly towards him *O****
Kovacs, Never Say Never Again
209. Movie; 70s; Thai; unrevealed; other character; seen skinny dipping in a pool ***W M**
Chew Mee, The Man with The Golden Gun
210. Movie; 00s; British (England); intelligence operative, publicist; Secret Intelligence Service, Graves Corporation; Harvard-educated, gold medal-winning Olympic fencer M*RA**A *RO*T
Miranda Frost, Die Another Day
211. Movie; 90s; Russian/Bosnian; anarchist terrorist; KGB turned independemt; conspired with billionaire heiress to monopolize the world's oil market for profit R**AR* (***TOR *O*A*)
Renard (Victor Zokas), The World Is Not Enough
212. Movie; 10s-20s; Mexican; field operative; Mexican Secret Service; accompanied someone at the Day of the Dead celebrations in Mexico City **TR***A
Estrella, Spectre
213. Movie; 70s; Swedish; unrevealed; main villain; mistress of professional assassin A**R*A A***R*
Andrea Anders, The Man with The Golden Gun
214. Movie; 60s; Cayman Islander; fisherman; various characters; helped collect rock samples from the island of Crab Key **ARR**
Quarrel, Dr. No
215. Movie; 80s; American; Director of Oil and Mines; San Francisco City Hall; unwittingly aided psychotic industrialist in his plot to destroy Silicon Valley W.*. *OW*
W.G. Howe, A View to a Kill
216. Movie; 80s; British; assistant secretary; Secret Intelligence Service; was given a bouquet of carnations P****OP* *MA***O**
Penelope Smallbone, Octopussy
217. TV Episode; 10s-20s; unrevealed; unrevealed; unrevealed; wanted someone to "make love" to her P**** MAR**A**
"Penny Marshall", SNL - Bond Girls
218. Movie; 00s; North Korean; military general; Korean People's Army; with 150 and 303, invited to a demonstration of a new satellite that supposed could provide sunlight to areas of the world which lack it in order to promote agricultural development in cold climate countries [****RA*] *A*
General Han, Die Another Day
219. Movie; 80s; Cuban; freelance hitman; main villain; hired to kill a family ****OR *O**A***
Hector Gonzales, For Your Eyes Only
220. TV Episode; 80s; unrevealed; crime boss; Recurring-C; SPECTRE?; interviewed on talk show *R**T *TA*RO **O****
Ernst Stavro Blofeld, SNL - Midday with Jennifer Hicks: Bond Villains


221. TV Miniseries; 10s-20s; British (England); author, journalist, officer; Recurring-C; Britain's Naval Intelligence Division; initially a mischievous playboy who is chasing women, collecting books and living off his family's fortune *A* ***M***
Ian Fleming, Fleming: The Man Who Would Be Bond
222. Movie; 60s; Jamaican?; army general; Jamaican government; aided somone in investigation of main villain [*UP*R**T*****T] *U**
Superintendent Duff,Dr. No
223. Movie; 80s; Isthmian; national president; Isthmus, Sanchez Cartel; he and others were bribed and intimidated into becoming thralls of drug baron and his cartel ***TOR *OP**
Hector Lopez, Licence to Kill
224. Movie; 90s; Swiss; banker; La Banque Suisse de L'Industrie; involved in a number of deals with terrorists and other international criminals *A**A***
Lachaise,The World Is Not Enough
225. Movie; 00s; unrevealed; professional card player; James Bond Wiki says a casino but more likely independent; participated in casino poker match *AM**O****
Kaminofsky, Casino Royale 2006
226. Movie; 10s-20s; British; scientist; Secret Intelligence Service; with others, worked for over a decade on the creation of the nanonweapon Heracles [*R.] **M**
Dr. Symes, No Time to Die
227. Movie; 60s; British; quartermaster, branch head; Recurring-A; Secret Intelligence Service; gave someone a case containing a throwing-knife, anti-tampering mechanism with a magnetised tear-gas cartridge (disguised as a tin of talcum powder), and fifty gold sovereigns [MAJOR] *OOT*RO**
Q / Major Boothroyd (played byDesmond Llewelyn), From Russia with Love etc
228. Movie; 90s; Canadian; navy admiral, representative; Canadian Armed Forces, Royal Canadian Navy; lured back to woman's yacht, the Manticore, for a night of fun [A*M*RA*] **U** *ARR**
Admiral Chuck Farrel, GoldenEye
229. Movie; 70s; British (England)?; former intelligence operative?; Recurring-C; Secret Intelligence Service?; unlike other versions, this version is a villain JAM** *O**
James Bond, The Dragon Lives Again
230. Movie; 60s; Scandinavian; sleeper agent (unknowingly); major villain (unknowingly); part of a plan, with others, to contaminate and ultimately sterilize the world's food supply according to their respective allergies, which are staple foods from their homeland
Helen, On Her Majesty's Secret Service
231. Movie; 60s; American; intelligence agency Head; American Secret Service, Central Intelligence Agency, FBI, possibly others; has a habit of introducing himself with a stream of "alphabet soup", including all the organisations and branches he is involved with RA**OM*
Ransome, Casino Royale 1967
232. Movie; 80s; Japanese; narcotics agent posing as drug lord; Hong Kong Narcotics Agency; tasked with infiltrating drug lord's operations in Isthmus *OT*
Loti, Licence to Kill
233. Movie; 80s; Indian; station head; Secret Intelligence Service; escorrted someone to hotel, pointing out a palace along the way *A*RU****
Sadruddin, Octopussy
234. Movie; 60s; British (England) but posing as Austrian; henchwoman posing as countess; other character; mistress of smuggler; sent to extract information from someone **** *O* ****A*
Lisl von Schlaf, For Your Eyes Only
235. Movie; 60s; unrevealed; henchwoman; main villain; escorted two characters to their rooms [***T*R] ****
Sister Lily, Dr. No
236. TV Episode; 80s; British; agency head; Recurring-C; Secret Intelligence Service; upset by amounts on someone's bills
M, SNL - Bullets Aren't Cheap

238. TV Episode; 90s; British; agency head; Recurring-C; Secret Intelligence Service; listened to a threat to blow up the White House or the Kingdome, or at least a tent near the latter
M, Almost Live - Goldenbutt


239. Movie; 60s; British; intelligence operative; Secret Intelligence Service; ordered killed by the ruler of San Monique *AW**
Dawes, Live and Let Die
240. Movie; 80s; Chinese; drug dealer; own cartel?; with others, offered exclusive franchises in main villain's cocaine product, priced at one million US dollars per territory [*R.] TA*
[partial LOCKED; only one letter remaining in second word (first is salutation); letters/numbers found at time of locking: AJORTW]
Mr. Tan, Licence to Kill
241. Movie; 70s; American; professional gambler?; independent?; lost all his money in a vain attempt to win the affections of opportunist/hustler MA***
Maxie, Diamonds Are Forever
242. Movie; 70s; Thai; businessman, industrialist; independent; hired assassin to kill scientist and recover an item *A* *AT
Hai Fat, The Man with The Golden Gun
243. Movie; 60s; American; intelligence operative; Central Intelligence Agency; participated in raid on Fort Knox JO****
Johnny, Dr. No
244. Movie; 80s; French; personal pilot; Drax Industries, Drax Airlines; provided someone with an aerial tour of someone else's property *OR**** *U*OUR
Corinne Dufour, Moonraker
245. Movie; 70s; British; diamond syndicate chairman; British Government; raised concerns with the Prime Minister regarding the increase in smuggling from South Afican mines, urging the British Secret Service to become involved [**R] *O*A** MU***R
Sir Donald Munger, Diamonds Are Forever
246. Movie; 80s; American; stockbroker turned accountant; Sanchez Cartel; questioned the financial aspects of someone's decisions TRUM**-*O***
Truman-Lodge, Licence to Kill
247. Movie; 60s; British; taxi driver, intelligence operative; Foreign Office, Security Service; assisted someone in her infiltration of International Mother's Help in Berlin *AR*TO* TO**R*
Carlton Towers, Casino Royale 1967
248. Movie; 70s; San Monique; reptile handler, tribal chief; Voodoo Cult; eliminated someone's enemies via sacrifices *AM*A*A
Dambala, Live and Let Die
249. Movie; 90s; British; navy chief petty officer; Royal Navy; crew member of the British Type 23 frigate, HMS Devonshire [***** P*TT* O*****R] J. T*TT [partially LOCKED; only one letter remaining in non-salutation part; letters/numbers found at time of locking: AJORTW]
Chief Petty Officer J. Tutt, Tomorrow Never Dies
250. Movie; 70s; American; diamond smuggler; SPECTRE; claimed she was named after her (accidental) birthplace, where her parents were going through a choice of wedding bands T***A** *A**
Tiffany Case, Diamonds Are Forever
251. TV Movie; 80s; British (England); socialite; none?; mother of major character [*A**] ****** *******
Lady Evelyn Fleming, Spymaker: The Secret Life of Ian Fleming
252. Movie; 60s; French; bodyguard, assassin, secret society member; SPECTRE; waited for someone outside the chapel where the latter's fake funeral is taking place *R**O*
Brinon, Thunderball
253. Movie; 60s; British; air force group captain; Royal Air Force; responsible for overseeing a NATO training flight which was subsequently hijacked by SPECTRE *AW*O*
Dawson, Thunderball
254. TV Episode; 10s-20s; unrevealed; stand-up comic?; unrevealed; did a monologue on a beach ***** ******R**
"Ellen Degeneres", SNL - Bond Girls
255. Movie; 70s; British; ballistics expert; Secret Intelligence Service; helped analyse the remains of the bullet that killed someone *O*T*ORP*
Colthorpe, The Man with The Golden Gun
256. Movie; 60s; German; personal assistant, criminal operative; SPECTRE; trapped someone on plane with a smoke bomb and a wooden restraint ****A *RA**T
Helga Brandt, You Only Live Twice

258. Movie; 00s; Canadian; intelligence operative; Canadian Security Intelligence Service; someone saved her from being compromised *ORR*** ****AU
Corrine Veneau, Quantum of Solace
259. Movie; 00s; German; unrevealed; unrevealed; mistook someone for a valet, and gave him his car keys in order to park his Range Rover ***U*T*
Schultz, Casino Royale 2006
260. Movie; 80s; Soviet; assassin, circus knife-thrower; various characters; attacked someone with welding torch M*****A
Mischka, Octopussy
261. Movie; 80s; Greek; henchman, smuggler; other character; aids someone in fight to stop Soviet agents in Greece *ARA**OR**
Karageorge, For Your Eyes Only
262. TV Episode; 50s-60s; French; intelligence operative; Soviet Union; henchman for main villain *A***
Basil, Climax Theater: Casino Royale
263. Movie; 60s; Turkish; fisherman turned station head; Secret Intelligence Service; years ago infiltrated a traveling circus, working as a strongman and wrestler, and spied on the Russians, pretending he didn't know the language A** **R*M ***
Ali Kerim Bey. From Russia with Love
264. Movie; 80s; Greek; guerilla soldier turned smuggler; Greek Resistance turned independent; red herring character in terms of main villain M**O* *O*UM*O
Milos Columbo, For Your Eyes Only
265. Movie; 00s; Greek; government contractor; Quantum; beaten in a game of poker three kings to three aces A*** **M*TR*O*
Alex Dimitrios, Casino Royale 2006
266. Movie; 60s; unrevealed; henchman; SPECTRE; imposter used in training exercise *A** *A*** *O**
Fake James Bond, From Russia with Love
267. Movie; 80s; unrevealed; cultist, bodyguard; Octopus Cult; tasked with taking someone to their room *W***O****
Gwendoline, Octopussy
268. Movie; 80s; Greek; henchman, driver, assassin; main villain; participated in the finding of St. Georges (a ship) APO*T**
Apostis, For Your Eyes Only
269. Movie; 80s; American; drug enforcement operative; Drug Enforcement Administration; informed by someone over the phone that his boss had been maimed *A*****
Hawkins, Licence to Kill
270. Movie; 70s; American; would-be assistant to wealthy men; independent?; upon stating her first name was told "You certainly are" P***T* O'TOO**
Plenty O'Toole, Diamonds Are Forever
271. Movie; 60s; German; criminal, enforcer; Recurring-C; Red Lightning Tong turned SPECTRE; first seen at the Shrublands health spa [*OU*T] **PP*
Count Lippe, Thunderball
272. Movie; 70s; British; nuclear submarine staff officer/captain; Royal Navy; British nuclear submarine staff officer who is the first to learn about the mysterious disappearance of the HMS Ranger [*APTA**] ****O*
Captain Benson, The Spy Who Loved Me
273. Movie; 70s; Thai; ninja; Martial Arts School; student in the training school of wealthy industrialist **U*A
Chula, The Man with The Golden Gun
274. Movie; 60s; East German; spy trainer, assistant; Smersh; when he gets overexcited, this heart causes him trouble and to go too fast PO*O [LOCKED; only one letter remaining; letters found at time of locking: AJOPRTW]
Polo, Casino Royale 1967

276. Movie; 70s; British; solar energy scientist; Secret Intelligence Service; employed by Thai multi-millionaire industrialist to develop a solution to the world's ongoing energy crisis ****O*
Gibson, The Man with The Golden Gun
277. Movie; 00s; Cuban; gene therapist, clinic director; La Clinica Alvarez; corrupt director of the DNA replacement therapy clinic, La Clinica Alvarez, on the Isla de Los Organos, Cuba, who helped North Korean military officer and smuggler change identity [*R.] A**AR**
Dr. Alvarez, Die Another Day
278. Movie; 10s-20s; French; criminal board member; SPECTRE; one of the SPECTRE board members who secretly met at the Palazzo Cadenza in Rome following the death of an operative MOR*AU [LOCKED; only one letter remaining; letters found at time of locking: AJMOPRTUW]
Moreau, Spectre
279. Movie; 80s; unrevealed; equestrian, enforcer; main villain; in San Francisco City Hall, after a murder, appeared in the doorway with petrol canisters and begins to douse the carpeting so the building can be set aflame J**** ****
Jenny Flex, A View to a Kill
280. Movie; 60s; American; gangster; American Mafia; with 185 and someone in part 2, was promised one million dollars in stolen gold bullion but was doublecrossed JA** *TRAP
Jack Strap, Goldfinger
281. Movie; 60s; French; liaison; Secret Intelligence Service; attended a funeral [M***.] *A PORT*
Mlle. La Porte, Thunderball
282. Movie; 60s; American; actor, dancer; independent?; shot by backwards firing gun **OR** RA*T
George Raft, Casino Royale 1967
283. Movie; 60s; American; intelligence operative; Central Intelligence Agency; helped someone find a hijacked plane that was carrying two atomic bombs, which they eventually find along with the corpse of the phony NATO observer ***** ***T*R
Felix Leiter, Thunderball