Dr. No Joseph Wiseman The first villain of Bond movie series, Dr. No had a simple plan: use nuclear power to topple American rockets and blackmail the United States to pay him a large ransom. Dr. No's secret island headquarters established the Bond villain as more than a simple criminal. Following in the Dr. No mold, all future villains would be meglomaniacal geniuses.
	Ernst Stavro Blofeld Donald Pleasance, Telly Savalas, Charles Gray The ultimate Bond villain, Bloefeld was the head SPECTRE (Special Executive For Counter Espionage, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion). Blofeld is best known as the hands holding a white persian cat although he was given a face (Donald Pleasence, Telly Savalas). Despite Blofeld's apparent invincibility and perfect schemes, James Bond always finds a way to defeat Blofeld and his SPECTRE underlings.
	Red Grant Robert Shaw Red Grant is a convicted killer trained by SPECTRE to kill James Bond in retaliation for his murder of Dr. No. Pretending to be a fellow British agent, Grant nearly kills 007 but is foiled by Bond and his gadget-filled attache case.
	Rosa Klebb Lotte Lenya The former head of SMERSH, the Russian Secret Service, Rosa Klebb defected to join SPECTRE. Her mission was to lure Bond into a trap, using a Lektor decoder (not to mention the beautiful Tatiyana Romanova) as bait. Klebb was a sinister adversary who personally took on the responsibility of killing Bond although the poison spiked shoe does not seem to have been the best method of attack.
	Goldfinger Gert Frobe One of the most well known of Bond's adversaries, Auric Goldfinger aspired to become the greatest criminal of all time by knocking of Fort Knox. Unfortunately his plan was foiled by Pussy Galore who for no good reason decided to betray her employer and warn the CIA of the plot.
	Odd Job Harold Sakata Goldfinger's mute Korean butler, Oddjob, is one of the best known of the Bond henchmen. He is remembered primarily for his bowler hat which he would use as a frisbee-like weapon.
	Emilio Largo Adolpho Celi Emilio Largo, SPECTRE's number two from Thunderball, had a simple goal: hijack some nuclear weapons from the ocean floor and blackmail the world.
	Mr. Kidd and Mr. Wint Putter Smith and Bruce Glover Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd, the dastardly duo from Diamonds Are Forever, took such pleasure in their work that it is hard not think of them with joy. Employed in SPECTRE’s diamond smuggling effort, Mr. Kidd and Mr. Wint have the added bonus of trying to dispatch Mr. Bond in a number of imaginative ways.
	Kananga/Mr. Big Yaphett Koto By day a Jamaican diplomat who uses his position to run an international heroin syndicate, by night the leader of a Harlem gang, Kananga’s plan to flood the American heroin market is thwarted by none other than James Bond. Unfortunately drug smuggling seemed pale in comparison with Bond villains’ usually lofty plans for world domination.
	Francisco Scaramanga Christopher Lee Francisco Scaramanga, The Man with the Golden Gun, is an assasin who charges a million dollars a shot (hopefully he only needs one to get the job done). However, Scaramanga seeks to kill someone whom he considers his equal and sets his sights on 007.
	Nick Nack Herve Villechaize Nick Nack is Scaramanga assistant, and despite his short stature he has some bite. Nick Nack is at his best at the helm of Scaramanga’s island fun house.
	Jaws Richard Kiel Jaws is not Bond’s most clever adversary but he is probably the strongest. With his metal mouth and seven foot body, Jaws proved virtually unstoppable. Although bond though he had taken care of the giant Jaws on numerous occassions, he just always seemed to come back for more. Jaws was so popular in The Spy Who Loved Me that he returned to reprise the role in Moonraker.
	Hugo Drax Michael Lonsdale Hugo Drax, the megalomanical villain from Moonraker, is a businessman and a philanthropist, however, he proves himself a madman who seeks to replace human beings with his own "super-race" being developed on a secret space station.
	Kamal Khan Louis Jordan Kamal Khan, a smuggler of Russian art conspireses with the Russian General Orlov to explode a nuclear device in an American Air Force Base. However, Khan is brought down when he double crosses his partner, Octopussy.
	Max Zorin Christopher Walken Max Zorin, the product of a German genetic experiment, tries to corner the silicon chip industry by destroying Silicon Valley with a massive Earthquake, set off by an explosion along the San Andreas fault. (Startlingly similar to Lex Luthor’s plan to destroy all of California in the original Superman movie).
	Franz Sanchez Robert Davi Captured drug lord Franz Sanchez is captured by Felix Leiter and the American government. So when he manages to escape, he takes his revenge on those who tried to send him to prison. Unfortunately for Sanchez, Leiter’s best friend in the whole world is James Bond who manages to infiltrate Sanchez’s organization and bring down Sanchez.
	Alec Trevelyan Sean Bean Alex Trevelyan, MI6 agent 006 and Bond’s dearest friend was feared dead in an explosion during one of his missions with Bond. Alex actually was not dead but rather had defected from the service to become one of the most powerful criminals in Russia. As the son of Cossacks, Alex feels betrayed by the British government and seeks revenge by destroying London with the Goldeneye satellites Electro Magnetic Pulse weapon (but not before he steals a ton of money from the Bank of England). Good plan.
	Elliot Carver Jonathan Pryce Elliot Carver is an international media baron, the head of the largest media company in the world. Hoping to get a good story by precipitating a war between England and China, (and also get broadcasting rights in China for the next century) Carver engineers a conflict between the Chinese and the British governments. Honestly, this was not such a great plan. There are much better ways for a man in Carver’s position to make a quick buck than by starting a war and arranging the news coverage of that war. Maybe supplying weapons, or conquering the world should have been his goal.
	Viktor "Renard" Zokas Robert Carlyle Viktor Zokas, also known as Renard, lives with a bullet lodged in his brain which makes him incapable of feeling pain. His plan is to control the world’s supply of oil by destroying Istanbul, the focal point of oil transportation, with an atomic bomb. Teaming up with millionaire heiress Elektra King (who incidentally got her wealth by killing her father), will be happy to supply the world with the oil under her control, coming from Azerbaijan.