Alec Trevelyan
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| Gender | Male | ||
| Age | 36 | ||
| Occupation | Head of Janus (former 00 Agent) | ||
| Affiliations | Janus MI6 | ||
| Weapon of Choice | Walther PPK | ||
| Apperance | GoldenEye | ||
| Status | Deceased | ||
| Portrayer | Sean Bean | ||
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[edit] Biography
[edit] Early Life
Alec Trevelyan was born on April 17,1959. During World War 2, the parents of Alec Trevelyan traveled to England to get away from the raging war. The two originally collaborated with the Nazis but hoped to defect to the British. Instead, Britain sent them back to the USSR. This happened not only to them, but to many others, and all those betrayed were labeled Leinz Cossacks. Not only did the Trevelyans survive the betrayal but Stalin's Execution Squads as well. So ashamed was he at surviving, Alec's father murder Alec's mother, then committed suicide. Now an orphan, MI6 took Alec Trevelyan into their service at the age of six, and so, he began to work for the government that betrayed his parents!
[edit] GoldenEye
As a secret agent, Trevelyan went through many missions until he was eventually upgraded to a double-00 agent, that of 006. Now a man with a license to kill, he befriended fellow double-00 agent James Bond, who was that of 007. Now both an intelligent and grown-up man, Alec decided the time was ripe to begin a personal vendetta; he was to avenge his parents. Now an extraordinary one at his work, he was able to begin his plans with that of the utmost privacy. He decided in order to begin his work he had to fake his own death. And so, when on a mission in the Soviet Union to destroy the Arkhangelsk chemical weapons facility with 007, he purposely allowed himself to be captured. James, at the time, hadn't witnessed this, as he'd be placing a detonator on the chemical tanks for six minutes. When Bond came out from behind, he saw Colonel Arkady Ourumov holding a gun to Alec's head. He had no idea that the colonel was in the whole plot to fake the assassination. Quickly changing the detonation time to three minutes, Bond watched Alec's supposed death, and was able to escape. Unfortunately for Trevelyan, he hadn't anticipated Bond's time change. The facility then exploded, leaving massive scars across his face.
[edit] The Janus Criminal Organization
Now supposedly dead, Alec was able to continue to begin his plan for revenge. Beginning an organization by the name of Janus, he was free to begin any criminal activity without MI6 discovering the he was the leader. They were under the belief he was dead. Over nine years, his plan slowly began to take shape:
His scheme involved stealing the GoldenEye disk, keys and access codes. GoldenEye's nuclear warhead satellite Mischa would then be used to aid Trevelyan in stealing hundreds of millions of pounds via computer from the Bank of England in London, and erasing all evidence of the transaction. Mischa would destroy the city, crippling the British economy and government, triggering a catastrophic currency crisis, and causing global stock market and economic chaos. Trevelyan, having obtained the only valuable currency of pounds sterling, could have economic supremacy over the British and the world in an era of terrorism for decades.
Alec realized that in order to rid any evidence of his organization taking the Goldeneye equipment, he would have to use the satellite itself to destroy the Sevenaya computer complex. However, the operatives who'd steal it would have to escape fast. And so, he ordered both Ouromov and Janus Operative Xenia Onatopp to steal new type of helicopter, called the Tiger, because it was electromagnetic pulse resistent. Meanwhile, Bond had unexpectedly tried to prevent the duo from taking it, and now was investigating the situation. With help from Valentin Zukovsky, Bond had a meeting set up with Alec himself. James was shocked to learn that Trevelyan wasn't actually dead.
[edit] Failed Plan Execution and Demise
The satellite antenna for the Goldeneye Satellite was concealed in Cuba. There, Alec could execute his plan, hopefully without interference. As he was no computer technician, he hired Sevenaya technician Boris Grishenko to operate it. Grishenko had left the bunker before Onatopp committed the genocide of its attendants. Unfortunately for Janus, Bond, along with the only surviving person of the Sevenaya incident, Natalya Simonova, had discovered the location. After capturing both the intruders, Alec witnessed Boris mishandle one of 007's gadgets and accidentally destroy the computer controls. The pair escaped with Bond hoping to destroy the satellite antenna as it could still be operated manually aboard it. Trevelyan followed him to the control room where the two engaged with a furious fight to which almost seemed like 006 had gained the upper hand. However, he misplaced his footing while fighting on the bottom of the structure, and subsequently dropped by Bond to the satellite floor. Although he survived the initial landing, when the structure exploded, he was killed by the falling flaming debris.
[edit] Appearances/Actors
[edit] Trivia
Sean Bean had auditioned for the role of James Bond many times before finally becoming a James Bond villain.
This movie, along with the Patriot Games, established Sean Bean as an actor who was brilliant at portraying a villain.
