From the calculating Goldfinger to Javier Bardem's Silva, the James Bond franchise has produced cinema's most memorable rogues gallery. Which villain is the greatest 007 nemesis?
1Auric GoldfingerThe gold-obsessed megalomaniac from Goldfinger, voiced by the iconic 'No, Mr Bond, I expect you to die.'1000pts
2Dominic GreeneThe Quantum operative played by Mathieu Amalric in Quantum of Solace.800pts
3Raoul SilvaThe charismatic cyber-terrorist played by Javier Bardem in Skyfall, a fallen MI6 agent.473pts
4Rosa KlebbThe ruthless SMERSH colonel from From Russia with Love known for her poison-tipped shoe.400pts
5Hugo DraxThe billionaire space colonizer played by Michael Lonsdale in Moonraker.400pts
6Francisco ScaramangaThe suave professional assassin played by Christopher Lee in The Man with the Golden Gun.400pts
7Zorin's Henchwoman May DayGrace Jones' formidable enforcer in A View to a Kill, a former lover turned adversary.200pts
8Max ZorinThe psychopathic industrialist played by Christopher Walken in A View to a Kill.200pts
9Ernst Stavro BlofeldThe white-cat-stroking mastermind behind SPECTRE, Bond's ultimate recurring nemesis.200pts
10JawsThe steel-toothed, seemingly indestructible henchman from The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker.57pts
11Elektra KingThe brilliant and tragic villainess played by Sophie Marceau in The World Is Not Enough.57pts
12Alec TrevelyanThe former 006 turned traitor played by Sean Bean in GoldenEye, Bond's betrayed brother-in-arms.57pts
13Le ChiffreThe weeping-blood banker played by Mads Mikkelsen in Casino Royale, a cold financial terrorist.1pts
14Dr. Julius NoThe reclusive SPECTRE scientist with metal hands played by Joseph Wiseman in Dr. No (1962), the very first villain of the Bond film series.
15Red GrantThe cold SPECTRE assassin played by Robert Shaw in From Russia with Love, whose brutal train-compartment fight with Connery set the standard for Bond brawls.
16Emilio LargoSPECTRE's eyepatched Number Two played by Adolfo Celi in Thunderball, who steals two atomic bombs and keeps sharks in his Bahamas pool.
17Dr. KanangaThe Caribbean dictator and Harlem drug lord Mr. Big, played by Yaphet Kotto in Live and Let Die, Roger Moore's first Bond film.
18Baron SamediThe towering, laughing voodoo henchman played by Geoffrey Holder in Live and Let Die, who seemingly returns from the dead in the final shot.
19Nick NackScaramanga's mischievous butler and accomplice played by Hervé Villechaize in The Man with the Golden Gun, ending the film in a suitcase.
20Karl StrombergThe webbed-fingered shipping magnate played by Curd Jürgens in The Spy Who Loved Me, who plans to destroy the surface world and rule beneath the sea.
21Aris KristatosThe Greek smuggler and secret KGB ally played by Julian Glover in For Your Eyes Only, hunting the lost ATAC encryption device.
22Franz SanchezThe ruthless drug lord played by Robert Davi in Licence to Kill, whose attack on Felix Leiter drives Timothy Dalton's Bond into a personal vendetta.
23Xenia OnatoppThe thrill-seeking Janus assassin played by Famke Janssen in GoldenEye, infamous for crushing her victims to death between her thighs.
24Elliot CarverThe power-mad media mogul played by Jonathan Pryce in Tomorrow Never Dies, who tries to provoke a war between Britain and China for exclusive coverage.
25RenardThe anarchist terrorist played by Robert Carlyle in The World Is Not Enough, a bullet in his brain leaving him unable to feel pain.
26Gustav GravesThe arrogant diamond tycoon played by Toby Stephens in Die Another Day, secretly a North Korean colonel transformed by gene therapy.
27Lyutsifer SafinThe scarred poison-garden terrorist played by Rami Malek in No Time to Die, the final villain of Daniel Craig's era as Bond.
28Mr. HinxSPECTRE's near-silent enforcer played by Dave Bautista in Spectre, whose train fight with Bond deliberately echoes From Russia with Love.
