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'''Ernst Stavro Blofeld''' is a fictional character and a supervillain from the [[James Bond]] series of novels and films, who was created by Ian Fleming and Kevin McClory. An evil genius with aspirations of world domination, he is the archenemy of the British Secret Service agent James Bond and is head of the global criminal organisation [[SPECTRE]].

Blofeld appears in six James Bond films from Eon Productions: ''[[From Russia with Love]]'' (1963), ''[[Thunderball]]'' (1965), ''[[You Only Live Twice]]'' (1967), ''[[On Her Majesty's Secret Service]]'' (1969), ''[[Diamonds Are Forever]]'' (1971) and ''[[For Your Eyes Only]]'' (1981) (the pre-title sequence of which marks his final appearance and apparent death). He also appears in ''[[Never Say Never Again]]'', the 1983 remake of ''Thunderball'''
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He was played on screen by [[Donald Pleasence]], [[Telly Savalas]], [[Charles Gray]] and [[Max von Sydow]], among others. It was initially a convention of the films not to show Blofeld's face, only a closeup of him stroking his white blue-eyed Turkish Angora.

==Shared background==
Beginning in 1962, the EON series of Bond films placed a far greater emphasis on the SPECTRE organisation, which effectively replaced [[SMERSH]] as the primary antagonists of the early movies. As a result of this move, SPECTRE's leader, Blofeld, also plays a more prominent role than he had in the novels.

Blofeld’s appearance and personality change according to the personifying actor: He has a full head of black hair in ''From Russia With Love'' and ''Thunderball''; a facial dueling scar in ''You Only Live Twice''; no scar or earlobes in ''On Her Majesty's Secret Service''; and silver-grey hair in ''Diamonds Are Forever''. This metamorphosing matches Fleming’s literary portrayal of a master criminal who will go to great lengths to preserve his anonymity, including the use of radical plastic surgery. He often wears a jacket without lapels, based loosely either on the Nehru jacket or on the Mao suit, a feature which is used in spoofs like the [[wikipedia:Austin Powers|Austin Powers]] series.

==Film biography==
Although not present in the novel, Blofeld makes his first on-screen appearance in ''[[From Russia with Love]]'', portrayed by Anthony Dawson and voiced by Eric Pohlmann. Both men remained uncredited, the end credits listed a question mark instead of an actor’s name. In this appearance his face is not seen and only his lower body is visible as he strokes his trademark white cat, discussing a plan to avenge the death of their member Doctor Julius No by setting a trap that will put Bond and Russian agent [[Tatiana Romanova]] in a position where it will appear that they killed each other while escaping to escalate tensions in the Cold War.

After being absent from ''[[Goldfinger]]'', Blofeld returned in ''[[Thunderball]]''. Again, his identity was concealed, this time behind shutters and glass, as he chairs a meeting of the upper echelons of SPECTRE, planning a scheme involving stolen nuclear warheads to blackmail the United Kingdom. As in the novel, Blofeld demonstrates his ruthlessness by personally executing a disloyal member.

In these early appearances he wore a black business suit, rather than the Nehru jacket or Mao suit he would later become associated with.

==See also==
*[[Blofeld (Literary)]]
*[[Blofeld (Donald Pleasence)]]
*[[Blofeld (Telly Savalas)]]
*[[Blofeld (Charles Gray)]]
*[[Bald Man (Hollis/Rietty)]]
*[[Blofeld (Max von Sydow)]]
*[[Blofeld (Glenn Wrage)]]
*[[SPECTRE]]
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Ernst Stavro Blofeld

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'''Ernst Stavro Blofeld''' is a fictional character and a supervillain from the [[James Bond]] series of novels and films, who was created by Ian Fleming and Kevin McClory. An evil genius with aspirations of world domination, he is the archenemy of the British Secret Service agent James Bond and is head of the global criminal organisation [[SPECTRE]]. Blofeld appears or is heard in three novels: Thunderball, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, and You Only Live Twice.

==Before SPECTRE==
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Fleming details Blofeld's background in the novel ''Thunderball''; none of his background is ever revealed in the Bond films. Ernst Stavro Blofeld was born on May 28, 1908 to a Polish father and a Greek mother in Gdynia. Blofeld attended the University of Warsaw where he studied economics and political history. He later went to the Warsaw Technical Institute to study engineering and radionics. He then took a communication position with the Polish government, at the Ministry of Posts and Telegraphs. He began to use his position for insider trading, buying and selling stocks at the Warsaw Stock Exchange.

Foreseeing World War II, Blofeld made copies of top-secret wires and sold them to Nazi Germany. Before the German invasion of Poland in 1939, he destroyed all records of his existence, then moved to [[Turkey]], where he worked for Turkish radio and set up an intelligence organization. During the war, he sold information to both sides. After the defeat of [[wikipedia:Erwin Rommel|Erwin Rommel]], he decided to back the Allied war effort; ironically, he was awarded numerous medals by the Allied powers after the war's end. After the war, Blofeld temporarily moved to South America before founding SPECTRE.

Despite his willingness to murder millions to get what he wants, Blofeld has a few professional scruples. For instance, in the novel ''Thunderball'' he learned that during a standard fundraising kidnapping mission of a young girl, the responsible agent had sexual relations with her. Although Blofeld says that the relations may have been "voluntary or involuntary on the girl's part," he had the agent killed as punishment and returned the girl and half the ransom to her father as compensation. His reasons had nothing to do with morality, but rather with the importance of SPECTRE being known for keeping their word to those they did their "business" with.

==Novel biography==
In the novel series by [[Ian Fleming]], Blofeld makes three appearances in what is considered the 'Blofeld Trilogy'. In John Griswold's 'Ian Fleming's James Bond', George Almond provided illustrations depicting Blofeld in each novel, based on Fleming's own descriptions of the character.
 
 
===Thunderball===
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Blofeld first appears in a minor role as the leader of SPECTRE in the 1961 novel ''[[Thunderball (novel)|Thunderball]]''. The plot that he formulates is carried out by his second-in-command [[Emilio Largo]]. Blofeld is described physically as a massive man, weighing roughly 20 stone (280 lb; 130 kg), has black crew-cut hair, black eyes (similar to those of Benito Mussolini's), heavy eyelashes, a thin mouth and long pointed hands and feet. He has violet-scented breath from chewing flavoured cachous (breath mints). Blofeld's lifestyle is described in one chapter in ''Thunderball'': "For the rest, he didn't smoke or drink and he had never been known to sleep with a member of either sex. He didn't even eat very much."
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===On Her Majesty's Secret Service===
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Blofeld is absent from the next book, ''The Spy Who Loved Me'', though its events take place while Bond is battling SPECTRE in North America. In ''[[On Her Majesty's Secret Service (novel)|On Her Majesty's Secret Service]]'' (1963) Bond learns that Blofeld has radically altered his appearance—he is now tall and thin; has reduced his weight to 12 stone (170 lb; 76 kg); sports long silver hair, an infection on his nose, and no earlobes; and wears dark green tinted contact lenses. He is hiding in Switzerland in the guise of the Comte Balthazar de Bleuchamp, and Bond defeats his plans to destroy Britain's agricultural economy. In the final sequence of the novel, Blofeld gets revenge by murdering Bond's new wife, [[Tracy Bond|Tracy]].

===You Only Live Twice===
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In ''[[You Only Live Twice (novel)|You Only Live Twice]]'' published in 1964, Blofeld returns and is found by Bond to be in hiding in Japan under the alias Dr. Guntram Shatterhand. In this appearance rather than being just thin has gained some muscles, has a gold-capped tooth, a fully healed nose, and a drooping grey mustache. Bond describes Blofeld on their confrontation as being "a big man, perhaps six foot three (190 cm), and powerfully built". Bond strangles him to death at the end of the novel. In both ''On Her Majesty's Secret Service'' and ''You Only Live Twice'', he is aided in his schemes by [[Irma Bunt]], who is clearly his lover in the latter and posing as Shatterhand's wife. Bond incapacitates her in their Japanese castle base before it blows up, killing Bunt. The final mention of Blofeld is in the beginning of the next book, ''[[The Man with the Golden Gun (novel)|The Man with the Golden Gun]]'', published in 1965.

==Trivia==
* Blofeld's birthdate, May 28, 1908, is Ian Fleming's birthdate.
* The name Blofeld was inspired by the father of English cricket commentator Henry Blofeld, with whom Fleming went to school.

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Rosa Klebb

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Colonel''' Rosa Klebb''' (Роза Клебб) is a fictional character and the main antagonist from the [[James Bond]] [[From Russia with Love (novel)|novel]] and film ''[[From Russia with Love]]''.

==Novel biography==
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Colonel Klebb is a high ranking member of the feared [[Russia]]n counter-intelligence agency [[SMERSH]], where she serves as the supervisor of Department II (operations and executions). She has a reputation for overseeing the interrogations of enemy agents in which, after exacting various methods of torture on the target, she speaks to them in a warm and motherly tone in an unusual and apparently effective method of extracting necessary information. Klebb is assigned to spearhead an operation to get revenge on James Bond for his involvement in the deaths of two SMERSH operatives, [[Le Chiffre]] and [[Mr. Big]]. Teaming with [[Kronsteen]] and [[Red Grant]], Klebb sets a trap for Bond, enlisting a cipher clerk, [[Tatiana Romanova]], to pretend to defect, claiming to fall in love with Bond. When Bond takes the bait, Grant will kill him. This plan backfires, however, when Tatiana really does fall in love with Bond. After Grant is killed, Klebb must attend to Bond herself.

She tracks him and Tatiana to [[Paris]] and he encounters her in a hotel room, dressed as a wealthy widow. After failing to kill him with a gun hidden in a telephone, she successfully poisons him by means of a venom tipped dart hidden in her shoe; she is then captured by Bond's friend [[Rene Mathis]], of the [[Deuxième Bureau]]. The novel ends when Bond collapses to the floor; Fleming had intended to end the series at that point with Bond's death. In the next novel, ''[[Dr. No (novel)|Dr. No]]'', [[M]] reveals that Bond survived due to Mathis' timely intervention, and that Klebb had subsequently died.

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-For more than a year, James Bond, British secret agent 007, has been trailing the private criminal organization [[SPECTRE|S.P.E.C.T.R.E.]] and its leader, [[Ernst Stavro Blofeld]], in 'Operation Bedlam'. This pursuit is partially described in ''[[The Spy Who Loved Me]]'', where Bond explains to Vivienne Michel the aftermath of 'Operation Thunderball' and the escape of Blofeld. By the time of ''On Her Majesty's Secret Service'', Bond is convinced S.P.E.C.T.R.E. no longer exists. Frustrated by his inability to find Blofeld, Bond composes a letter of resignation for [[M (James Bond)|M]]. Meanwhile, Bond encounters a suicidal, beautiful, young woman named and interrupts her attempted suicide (by drowning).
+For more than a year, James Bond, British secret agent 007, has been trailing the private criminal organization [[SPECTRE|S.P.E.C.T.R.E.]] and its leader, [[Ernst Stavro Blofeld]], in 'Operation Bedlam'. This pursuit is partially described in ''[[The Spy Who Loved Me (novel)|The Spy Who Loved Me]]'', where Bond explains to Vivienne Michel the aftermath of 'Operation Thunderball' and the escape of Blofeld. By the time of ''On Her Majesty's Secret Service'', Bond is convinced S.P.E.C.T.R.E. no longer exists. Frustrated by his inability to find Blofeld, Bond composes a letter of resignation for [[M (James Bond)|M]]. Meanwhile, Bond encounters a suicidal, beautiful, young woman named and interrupts her attempted suicide (by drowning).
 This woman, [[Tracy Bond|Contessa Teresa di Vicenzo]] ('Tracy' to her friends) is the daughter of Marc-Ange Draco, head of the Union Corse, the biggest European crime syndicate. Her father believes the only way to save his daughter is for Bond to marry her. To facilitate this, he offers Bond a great dowry—as well as Blofeld's whereabouts; Bond refuses the offer, but agrees to continue romancing Tracy while her mental health improves.

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-Victor Zokas was originally trained by the [[KGB]] and served as an assassin during the Cold War until he was expelled due to his mental instability. Afterwards, Zokas adopted the alias "Renard" and became one of the world's most ruthless and feared terrorists. When he abducted billionaire heiress Elektra King, [[MI6]] sent Agent 009 to Syria where he was to kill Renard; 009 ended up putting a bullet in Renard's head. Although a doctor was able to save Renard's life, he could not remove the bullet; as a result, the bullet remained inside his skull and would eventually kill him as it progressed into his brain. But until that point it would render Renard virtually invulnerable, killing off his senses and leaving him immune to pain, allowing him to push himself further than any normal man.
+Victor Zokas was originally trained by the [[KGB]] and served as an assassin during the Cold War until he was expelled due to his mental instability. Afterwards, Zokas adopted the alias "Renard" and became one of the world's most ruthless and feared terrorists. When he abducted billionaire heiress Elektra King, [[MI6]] sent Agent 009 to Syria where he was to rescue Elektra and kill Renard. Elektra managed to escape Renard's clutches before 009's arrival, nevertheless 009 ended up locating Renard and shot him in the head but the terrorist miraculously survived. Although a doctor was able to save Renard's life, he could not remove the bullet; as a result, the bullet remained inside his skull and would eventually kill him as it progressed into his brain. But until that point it would render Renard virtually invulnerable, killing off his senses and leaving him immune to pain, allowing him to push himself further than any normal man.
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-For more than a year, James Bond, British secret agent 007, has been trailing the private criminal organization [[S.P.E.C.T.R.E.]] and its leader, [[Ernst Stavro Blofeld]], in 'Operation Bedlam'. This pursuit is partially described in ''[[The Spy Who Loved Me]]'', where Bond explains to Vivienne Michel the aftermath of 'Operation Thunderball' and the escape of Blofeld. By the time of ''On Her Majesty's Secret Service'', Bond is convinced S.P.E.C.T.R.E. no longer exists. Frustrated by his inability to find Blofeld, Bond composes a letter of resignation for [[M (James Bond)|M]]. Meanwhile, Bond encounters a suicidal, beautiful, young woman named and interrupts her attempted suicide (by drowning).
+For more than a year, James Bond, British secret agent 007, has been trailing the private criminal organization [[SPECTRE|S.P.E.C.T.R.E.]] and its leader, [[Ernst Stavro Blofeld]], in 'Operation Bedlam'. This pursuit is partially described in ''[[The Spy Who Loved Me]]'', where Bond explains to Vivienne Michel the aftermath of 'Operation Thunderball' and the escape of Blofeld. By the time of ''On Her Majesty's Secret Service'', Bond is convinced S.P.E.C.T.R.E. no longer exists. Frustrated by his inability to find Blofeld, Bond composes a letter of resignation for [[M (James Bond)|M]]. Meanwhile, Bond encounters a suicidal, beautiful, young woman named and interrupts her attempted suicide (by drowning).
 This woman, [[Tracy Bond|Contessa Teresa di Vicenzo]] ('Tracy' to her friends) is the daughter of Marc-Ange Draco, head of the Union Corse, the biggest European crime syndicate. Her father believes the only way to save his daughter is for Bond to marry her. To facilitate this, he offers Bond a great dowry—as well as Blofeld's whereabouts; Bond refuses the offer, but agrees to continue romancing Tracy while her mental health improves.

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+Elvis is Dominic Greene's right hand man and bodyguard. He is constantly seen accompanying Greene in the film. Elvis is later knocked down a flight of stairs by [[Strawberry Fields (Gemma Arterton)]] and is seen wearing a neck brace for the rest of the film. During the hotel gunfight Elvis stays behind to kill [[James Bond]] only to get blown up by a gas tank.
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+| age = 54
 | nationality = [[Poland|Polish]]
 | occupation = Criminal, Head of <small>[[SPECTRE]]</small>
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 See also: [[Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Film)]]

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 Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Literary)|Literary
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+Blofeld (Dawson/Pohlmann)|Dawson-Pohlmann
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 ==Gallery==
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+<gallery orientation="landscape" widths="209" spacing="small">
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 | birth_date =
 | birth_place =
-| death_date =
+| death_date = June 16, 1951,
-| death_place =
+| death_place = Northern France
 | eyes = Brown
 | hair = Red-brown
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 | occupation = <small>[[SMERSH]]</small> paymaster
 | affiliation = <small>SMERSH</small>
-| status = Deceased - Shot
+| status = Deceased, shot by <small>SMERSH</small>.
 | role = [[Main Villain]]
 | portrayed = N/A

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 | image = Blofeld_-_Thunderball_(George_Almond).png
 | name = Ernst Stavro Blofeld
-| alias = Comte Balthazar de Bleuville<br>Dr. Guntram Shatterhand
+| alias = Comte Balthazar de Bleuville,<br>Dr. Guntram Shatterhand
 | rank =
-| birth_date = May 28, 1908
+| birth_date = May 28, 1908,
 | birth_place = Gdynia, Poland
-| death_date =
+| death_date = October 8, 1962,
-| death_place =
+| death_place = Shatterhand Estate, [[Japan]]
-| eyes = Black
+| eyes = Varies
-| hair =
+| hair = Varies
 | height = Varies
 | weight = Varies
 | known_relatives =
 | age =
-| nationality = Polish
+| nationality = [[Poland|Polish]]
 | occupation = Criminal, Head of <small>[[SPECTRE]]</small>
 | affiliation = <small>[[SPECTRE]]</small>, Independent
-| status = Deceased
+| status = Deceased, strangled by 007
 | role = [[Main Villain]]
 | portrayed = N/A
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 '''Ernst Stavro Blofeld''' is a fictional character and a supervillain from the [[James Bond]] series of novels and films, who was created by Ian Fleming and Kevin McClory. An evil genius with aspirations of world domination, he is the archenemy of the British Secret Service agent James Bond and is head of the global criminal organisation <small>[[SPECTRE]]</small>. Blofeld appears or is heard in three novels: Thunderball, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, and You Only Live Twice.
-==Before SPECTRE==
+==Novel biography==
 {{spoiler}}
 Fleming details Blofeld's background in the novel ''Thunderball''; none of his background is ever revealed in the Bond films. Ernst Stavro Blofeld was born on May 28, 1908 to a Polish father and a Greek mother in Gdynia. Blofeld attended the University of Warsaw where he studied economics and political history. He later went to the Warsaw Technical Institute to study engineering and radionics. He then took a communication position with the Polish government, at the Ministry of Posts and Telegraphs. He began to use his position for insider trading, buying and selling stocks at the Warsaw Stock Exchange.
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 Despite his willingness to murder millions to get what he wants, Blofeld has a few professional scruples. For instance, in the novel ''Thunderball'' he learned that during a standard fundraising kidnapping mission of a young girl, the responsible agent had sexual relations with her. Although Blofeld says that the relations may have been "voluntary or involuntary on the girl's part," he had the agent killed as punishment and returned the girl and half the ransom to her father as compensation. His reasons had nothing to do with morality, but rather with the importance of <small>SPECTRE</small> being known for keeping their word to those they did their "business" with.
 ===Thunderball===
 [[File:Blofeld_-_Thunderball_(George_Almond).png|right|150px]]
 Blofeld first appears in a minor role as the leader of <small>SPECTRE</small> in the 1961 novel ''[[Thunderball (novel)|Thunderball]]''. The plot that he formulates is carried out by his second-in-command [[Emilio Largo]]. Blofeld is described physically as a massive man, weighing roughly 20 stone (280 lb; 130 kg), has black crew-cut hair, black eyes (similar to those of Benito Mussolini's), heavy eyelashes, a thin mouth and long pointed hands and feet. He has violet-scented breath from chewing flavoured cachous (breath mints). Blofeld's lifestyle is described in one chapter in ''Thunderball'': "For the rest, he didn't smoke or drink and he had never been known to sleep with a member of either sex. He didn't even eat very much."
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 ===On Her Majesty's Secret Service===
 [[File:Blofeld_-_OHMSS_(George_Almond).png|right|150px]]

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	+	==Description==
	+	Map of northern France showing location of the fictional town of [[Royale-les-Eaux]].

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		+	[[File:Royale-les-Eaux_Map.png\|thumb\|300px\|Map of northern France showing location of fictional town Royale-les-Eaux.]]
	'''Royale-les-Eaux''' is a fictional town in Northern [[France]]. It features in the James Bond novels of [[Ian Fleming]] and others, particularly ''[[Casino Royale (novel)\|Casino Royale]]'' and ''[[On Her Majesty's Secret Service (novel)\|On Her Majesty's Secret Service]]''.		'''Royale-les-Eaux''' is a fictional town in Northern [[France]]. It features in the James Bond novels of [[Ian Fleming]] and others, particularly ''[[Casino Royale (novel)\|Casino Royale]]'' and ''[[On Her Majesty's Secret Service (novel)\|On Her Majesty's Secret Service]]''.

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−	== "Never Say Never Again"?! ==
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−	Why is "Never Say Never Again" among the Connery Bond movies in the header of the main page? It shouldn't be with the official ones... [[User:Varese\|Varese]] ([[User talk:Varese\|talk]]) 04:31, May 5, 2013 (UTC)

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 ==Film biography==
 {{Spoiler}}
-In the film, she is a rogue [[CIA]] agent who is secretly an underling of [[Mr. Big|Kananga, aka "Mr. Big"]], who sends her to kill 007. When arriving at a hotel in [[San Monique]], Bond is surprised to learn that "Mrs. Bond" has already booked into the suite. She casually mentions that Bond is only her second assignment; her first was being previously paired with Bains, suggesting that she is incompetent at her job.
+In the film, she is a rogue [[CIA]] agent who is secretly an underling of [[Mr. Big|Kananga, aka "Mr. Big"]], who sends her to kill 007. When arriving at a hotel in [[San Monique]], Bond is surprised to learn that "Mrs. Bond" has already booked into the suite. She casually mentions that Bond is only her second assignment; her first was being previously paired with Baines, suggesting that she is incompetent at her job.
 After spending the night together, Bond and Rosie head off deep-sea fishing, while they check over the rest of the island. Bond hires Quarrel Junior. While aboard the his boat, Rosie finds a secret compartment with radio transmitters and weapons and jumps to the conclusion that Quarrel is a villain. When she spots him coming up from behind Bond with a rope, she holds the fisherman at gunpoint. Bond however clears up the situation; revealing that the two are acquainted.

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 ===Africa===
-The movie begins with a shuttle being stolen while being transported on the top of an airliner. It blasts right off the plane. Bond is returning from South Africa, and on the plane with him is the villain [[Jaws]], who had appeared in the last Bond film, ''[[The Spy Who Loved Me]]''. Jaws and Bond jump off the plane and battle for a single parachute on the way down. Bond wins, gets the parachute, and Jaws lands in the middle of a circus tent.
+The movie begins with a shuttle being stolen while being transported on the top of an airliner. It blasts right off the plane. Bond is returning from South Africa when his plane hostess and pilot betray him, and on the plane with him is the villain [[Jaws]], who had appeared in the last Bond film, ''[[The Spy Who Loved Me]]''. Jaws and Bond jump off the plane and battle for a single parachute on the way down. Bond wins, gets the parachute, and Jaws lands in the middle of a circus tent.
 ===California===

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 ==Film biography==
-Adam is an underling of [[Mr. Big]] (Dr. Kananga) but mainly receives his instructions from [[Tee Hee]]; in some ways he can be considered the latter's right hand. He first appears at the airport where Bond and [[Solitaire]] are captured and then leads Mr. Big's men in pursuing Bond after he escapes from the alligator farm. He steals a speedboat from Sheriff [[J.W. Pepper]]'s brother-in-law Billy Bob to chase Bond and, at the climax of the chase near an abandoned tanker, is doused in petrol by Bond. Disoriented by this attack, he loses control of his boat as it crashes into the tanker and perishes in the explosion.
+Adam is an underling of [[Mr. Big]] (Dr. Kananga) but mainly receives his instructions from [[Tee Hee]]; in some ways he can be considered the latter's right hand. He first appears at the airport where Bond and [[Solitaire]] are captured and then leads Mr. Big's men in pursuing Bond after he escapes from the alligator farm. He accidentally brings Sherrif [[J.W. Pepper]]'s attention for speeding and J.W. attempted to arrest him but Bond surprised him by jumping the boat he driven over them while Adam manages to make a getaway. He later steals a speedboat from J.W.'s brother-in-law Billy Bob to chase Bond and, at the climax of the chase near an abandoned tanker, is doused in petrol by Bond. Disoriented by this attack, he loses control of his boat as it crashes into the tanker and perishes in the explosion.
 {{James Bond characters}}

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 ===Thunderball===
-In ''[[Thunderball]]'', Bond appears in the field- dressed in an outlandish Hawaiian shirt with pineapples- providing him with equipment such as a small tracer and a personal breather that provides Bond with four extra minutes of air.
+In ''[[Thunderball]]'', Q appears in the field- dressed in an outlandish Hawaiian shirt with pineapples- providing him with equipment such as a small tracer and a personal breather that provides Bond with four extra minutes of air.
 ===You Only Live Twice===

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 | last_appearance_other = [[Never Say Never Again]]<br>[[007 Legends]]
 }}
 '''Ernst Stavro Blofeld''' is a fictional character and a supervillain from the [[James Bond]] series of novels and films, who was created by Ian Fleming and Kevin McClory. An evil genius with aspirations of world domination, he is the archenemy of the British Secret Service agent James Bond and is head of the global criminal organisation <small>[[SPECTRE]]</small>.
-Blofeld appears in six James Bond films from Eon Productions: ''[[From Russia with Love]]'' (1963), ''[[Thunderball]]'' (1965), ''[[You Only Live Twice]]'' (1967), ''[[On Her Majesty's Secret Service]]'' (1969), ''[[Diamonds Are Forever]]'' (1971) and ''[[For Your Eyes Only]]'' (1981) (the pre-title sequence of which marks his final appearance and apparent death). He also appears in ''[[Never Say Never Again]]'', the 1983 remake of ''Thunderball'
+Blofeld appears in six James Bond films from Eon Productions: ''[[From Russia with Love]]'' (1963), ''[[Thunderball]]'' (1965), ''[[You Only Live Twice]]'' (1967), ''[[On Her Majesty's Secret Service]]'' (1969), ''[[Diamonds Are Forever]]'' (1971) and ''[[For Your Eyes Only]]'' (1981) (the pre-title sequence of which marks his final appearance and apparent death). He also appears in ''[[Never Say Never Again]]'', the 1983 remake of ''Thunderball'''
 '.
 He was played on screen by [[Donald Pleasence]], [[Telly Savalas]], [[Charles Gray]] and [[Max von Sydow]], among others. It was initially a convention of the films not to show Blofeld's face, only a closeup of him stroking his white blue-eyed Turkish Angora.

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 ==The novel==
-''On Her Majesty's Secret Service'' is considered the second book in what is known as the 'Blofeld Trilogy', which, resumes from ''[[Thunderball (novel)|Thunderball]]'' after the interlude novel ''[[The Spy Who Loved Me (novel)|The Spy Who Loved Me]]'', and concludes with ''[[You Only Live Twice]]''.
+''On Her Majesty's Secret Service'' is considered the second book in what is known as the 'Blofeld Trilogy', which, resumes from ''[[Thunderball (novel)|Thunderball]]'' after the interlude novel ''[[The Spy Who Loved Me (novel)|The Spy Who Loved Me]]'', and concludes with ''[[You Only Live Twice (novel)|You Only Live Twice]]''.
 ===Plot summary===

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 | image = Klebb.png
 | name = Rosa Klebb
-| alias = Number Three <small>(Film)</small>
+| alias = Number Three
 | rank = Colonel
 | birth_date =
 | birth_place =
-| death_date = 1963 <small>(Film)</small>
+| death_date = 1963
-| death_place = Venice, Italy <small>(Film)</small>
+| death_place = Venice, Italy
-| eyes = Green <small>(Film)</small>
+| eyes = Green
-| hair = Red <small>(Film)</small>
+| hair = Red
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 | weight =
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 | age =
 | nationality = [[Russia]]n
-| occupation = <small>[[SMERSH]]</small> Colonel (Former in Film)
+| occupation = <small>[[SMERSH]]</small> Colonel <small>(Formerly)</small>
-| affiliation = <small>[[SMERSH]] (Novel)</small>, <small>[[SPECTRE]] (Film)</small>
+| affiliation = <small>[[SMERSH]] (Formerly)</small>, <small>[[SPECTRE]]</small>
 | status = Deceased
 | role = [[Main Villain]]
 | portrayed = [[Lotte Lenya]]
-| first_appearance_book = [[From Russia with Love (novel)|From Russia with Love]]
+| first_appearance_book = [[From Russia with Love]]
 | first_appearance_film =
 | first_appearance_other =
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 Colonel''' Rosa Klebb''' (Роза Клебб) is a fictional character and the main antagonist from the [[James Bond]] [[From Russia with Love (novel)|novel]] and film ''[[From Russia with Love]]''. She was played by [[Lotte Lenya]] in the film version.
 ==Film biography==

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 {{Quote|For you? Of course. Vargas does not drink. Does not smoke. Does not make love. What do you do, Vargas?|[[Emilio Largo]] ([[Adolfo Celi]]).|Thunderball}}
-A few days later he kidnaps Bond's assistant [[Paula Caplan]] at their Nassau hotel with the help of [[Janni]] and [[Fiona Volpe]]. While interrogating Caplan, Vargas goes too hard causing her to slip a cyanide pill into her mouth. Later, Volpe waits for Bond in his suite, keeping him occupied until her assistants arrive. Leaving for the Junkanoo, Bond opens the door to come face-to-face with Vargas and Janni. Slamming the door shut, he turns to find Volpe holding a gun on him. They take him captive.
+A few days later he kidnaps Bond's assistant [[Paula Caplan]] at their Nassau hotel with the help of [[Janni]] and [[Fiona Volpe]]. While interrogating Caplan, Vargas goes too hard which [[Ladislav Kutze]] protests causing her to slip a cyanide pill into her mouth. Later, Volpe waits for Bond in his suite, keeping him occupied until her assistants arrive. Leaving for the Junkanoo, Bond opens the door to come face-to-face with Vargas and Janni. Slamming the door shut, he turns to find Volpe holding a gun on him. They take him captive.
 [[File:Thunderball_-_Vargas_gets_the_point.png|thumb|250px|Vargas "gets the point".]]

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 * Felicca ([[Olga Bisera]])—Shot by Sandor
 * Sergei Barsov ([[Michael Billington (actor)|Michael Billington]])—Shot with ski-pole gun by Bond
-* Fekkesh ([[Nadim Sawalha]])—Bitten by Jaws
+* Aziz Fekkesh ([[Nadim Sawalha]])—Bitten by Jaws
 * Max Kalba ([[Vernon Dobtcheff]])—Bitten by Jaws
 * Unnamed Assistant ([[Marilyn Galsworthy]])—Dies when Stromberg drops her into a shark tank and is eaten

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 ===Octopussy===
-Q appears in the field in ''[[Octopussy]]'' when he provides Bond with equipment and observes him while he is visiting Octopussy's island. He later aids Bond in infiltrating Octopussy's old compound in a hot air balloon, although he is left behind when Bond departs to save Octopussy.
+Q appears in the field in ''[[Octopussy]]'' when he provides Bond with equipment and observes him while he is visiting Octopussy's island. He later aids Bond in infiltrating Octopussy's old compound in a hot air balloon, although he is left behind to be kissed by girls that he saved from a henchman with a gun and when Bond departs to save Octopussy.
 ===A View to a Kill===