Dominic Greene
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| James Bond Character | |
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| Dominic Greene | |
| Role | Villain |
| Gender | Male |
| Behind the scenes | |
| Portrayed By | Mathieu Amalric |
| Continuities | Original Game |
Dominic Greene is part of the same organisation as Mr. White and Le Chiffre. He also runs an organisation called Greene Planet, which is supposedly devoted to buying up large sums of land for ecological preservation. This, however, is a front for his real plan, to control various commodities such as oil and water, the latter having to do with his current plot . Greene plans to control the water in Bolivia, which basically puts his oragnization in control of the country. To make the transaction, "legal," Greene approached the president of Bolivia with an offer-- a large some of money for 60% conrol of the water. The president refused, so Greene took his offer to the exiled dictator of Bolivia, General Medrano. Medrano accepts, but was not briefed about the water bit until the transaction was made. Medrano thought he was getting control of bolivia in exchange for a dry bit of desert. Greene's mistress--Camille Montes-- Has been wanting to see Medrano for a very long time. The general had murdered her family some years previous, and Montes has been looking for him ever since. When she found out that Medrano was in buiseness with Greene, she became involved with the villain, in order to get to Medrano. Greene knows this, and arranges for Montes to be killed. She is saved, however, by James Bond. She confronts Greene, who turns her over to Medrano, asking him to throw her overboard when he's done with her. Medrano takes her on a speedboat to his yacht, but Bond intervenes.Just as she is about to kill Medrano, Bond pulls her into a separate boat. After a long chase, Bond leaves Her on the warf. Bond inadvertanly helped Greene's plan by saving Medrano's life. Greene then moves forward with his plan. He meets with Quantum at a performance of ''Tosca. When Bond inflitrates the meeting, Greene leaves in a hurry. When Greene gets to his car,a henchmen falls out of the sky and onto the car. He has his henchman Elvis shoot the wounded man, then speeds away from the scene, blaming the man's death on Bond. He then hosts a party, celebrating the conservation of land in Bolivia. He uses this party as an opportunity to make new deals, one of which is interrupted and terminated by Camille Montes. Greene, furious, takes to a balcony and tries to push her to her death. Bond intervenes, and leaves with Montes. Greene sends Elvis after them, but he's injured by Strawberry Fields, who trips him and sends him tumbling down a staircase. Greene kills Fields by drowning her in petroleum. He then leaves to make his deal with Medrano, and the duplicitous Chief of Police, who earlier had Bond's contact Rene Mathis killed. He meets with Medrano and the chief, giving the chief his money first. When Medrano inquires after his own cash, Greene explains a little side deal. In order for Medrano to get the money to overthrow the government, he has to sign over 60% of all Bolivian water. When Medrano refuses, Greene explains that he had first gone to the current president, and offered him the same deal, and met with the same answer. Medrano--in order to get the money--reluctantly signs over. Everything seems alright--until 007 breaks in. There's also a nasty little suprise. Bond has killed th chief of Police, and in doing so set the building on fire. Medrano has alredy left for his room, which leaves Greene, Bond, and Elvis in the conference room. Greene orders Elvis to kill Bond, but before he can do so, the explosions reach the three opponents. Bond and Greene race for cover, but Elvis is incinerated. In the hallway, Greene attacks Bond with a fire ax. They battle on a catwalk over the flames. Then the catwalk collapses. Bond leaps for dry land, but greene starts to plummet towards the flames. Out of gut instinct, Bond grabs Greene by the hair, saving his life. Meanwhile, in Medrano's room, Montes and the General battle. While Bond attempts to pull Greene onto firm ground, they hear a shot. Greene laughs, thinking that the general has done away with Montes. He taunts Bond, who replies by dropping Greene to his apparent death, and rushing away to save Camille. He walks in to find Medrano dead, and Camille attempting to escape from the inferno. They manage to escape, and Bond sees that Greene survived, and is currently trying to escape--on foot with a leg injury. Bond captures Greene, who tells him all he needs to know about Quantum. In exange, Bond doesn't kill him. He leaves him in the middle of the desert that Greene had just bought, and gives him a can of motor oil, betting that he'll make it twenty miles before he's tempted to drink it.
Later, M tells Bond that Greene was found dead in the desert--with two bullets in the base of his skull and motor oil in his stomach. Greene was executed--presumably by Mr. White-- for leaking information. He died-- quite ironically--in the very desert he had bought mere hours before.Characters a fanfilm The Property of a Lady (fanfilm).
