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At A Glance: Related Pages: Mission: On Her Majesty's Secret Service Released: December 18, 1969 Bond: George Lazenby Director: Peter Hunt Budget: $9.5 Million Worldwide Boxoffice: $64.6 Million Running Time: 140 Minutes Villain: Ernst Stavro Blofeld Organization: SPECTRE Scheme: Blackmailing the world with the threat                of mass extinction Henchmen: Irma Bunt Girls: Tracy, Nancy, Ruby Allies: Draco Bond's Kill Count: 4 About the Movie Firsts Tidbits Credits Review Discuss Characters Gadgets Posters Backstage Alternate Titles Multimedia Sounds Screen Captures    Trailer Theme Song For Sale VHS (US) VHS (UK) DVD (US) DVD (UK) Novel (US) Novel (UK) Soundtrack (US) Soundtrack (UK) The Characters (in order of appearance): Q Played by: Desmond Llewelyn Description: On Her Majesty's Secret Service marks the first time Q does not give Bond any gadgets. In fact, the only device we even see him with is radioactive lint, which he shows to M. However, the friendship between the two men can truly be seen when Q wishes 007 well after his marriage. M Played by: Bernard Lee Description: In addition to taking Bond off the hunt for Blofeld and then reassigning him to it, the audience finally gets to see M's house, Quarterdeck, as well as a glimpse of the head of MI6 relaxing with his butterflies. Another fun scene is at Bond's marriage when he and Draco, a renowned crime boss, are discussing how M almost caught Draco. Miss Moneypenny Played by: Lois Maxwell Description: Moneypenny endures a bit of sexual harassment from Bond including a kiss on the lips and a slap on the bottom, not that she minded. However, she truly gets emotional when Bond and Tracy drive off to begin their new life together. James Bond Played by: George Lazenby Description: George Lazenby, the one-time Bond, makes a valiant effort in perhaps the most dramatic film of the series. Underplaying the role at most times, Lazenby is also hurt by the fact that his voice is dubbed for half the film. However, he did have what it takes to be Bond and, given more opportunity, would have adapted to the role perfectly. Contessa Teresa de Vicenzo Played by: Dianna Rigg Description: The daughter of an international crime boss, Tracy becomes the one woman James Bond has ever loved enough to marry. Their relationship starts out with Bond acting as her personal savior, not that she wants him to be. Eventually, with a little help from her father, Tracy and Bond fall in love and he proposes. In the shocking ending, Tracy is gunned down by Irma Bunt just hours after their wedding. Bond holds her body in his arms, cradling her and crying while telling the police office that they "have all the time in the world." Pre-Title Assassin 1 Played by: Unknown Description: After Bond rescues Tracy from the ocean in the pre-title sequence, this man attacks him. Raphael Played by: Terrance Mountain Description: Along with the above man, this would-be assassin attacks Bond after he rescues Tracy from the ocean in the pre-title sequence. Greek Tycoon Played by: Steve Plytas Description: This man is at the baccarat table with Bond when he sees Tracy at the casino. Chef de Jeu Hussier Played by: Martin Leyden Description: This man is in charge of the money chips at the baccarat table. Che Che Played by: Irvin Allen Description: One of Draco's thugs, this man attacks Bond in Tracy's hotel room in Monte Carlo. He is also a member of the team that takes Bond to Draco the next day. Draco's Thug 2 Played by: Unknown Description: Another one of Draco's thugs, this man is a member of the team that takes Bond to Draco. Draco's Janitor Played by: Norman McGlen Description: Although he is only on-screen for a few seconds, this janitor is a part of James Bond lore due to his whistling the theme to Goldfinger as Bond walks by. This is the first time a theme from a previous movie is used. Marc Ange Draco Played by: Gabriele Ferzetti Description: After saving Tracy numerous times, Marc Ange Draco brought Bond in for a discussion in which Draco offered Bond one million dollars to marry Tracy. Before Bond finally did marry Tracy (and reject the money), Draco told Bond the whereabouts of Blofeld and helped him raid Piz Gloria. Olympe Played by: Virginia North Description: Tracy's friend and Draco's assistant, Olympe "spills the beans" about Draco and Bond's agreement while at Draco's birthday party. Campbell Played by: Bernard Horsfall Description: One of Draco's men, Campbell helps Bond get the copy machine into Gumbold's office in Switzerland. Later, while following Bond at Piz Gloria, Campbell is caught and killed by Blofeld. Gumbold Played by: James Bree Description: Gumbold is the lawyer helping Blofeld in his quest to be recognized as Count de Bleauchamp. Hammond Played by: John Gay Description: Hammond is M's long-time butler at his home, Quarterdeck, where Bond finds him to get permission to go after Blofeld. Sir Hillary Bray Played by: George Baker Description: Sir Hillary Bray is Bond's connection at the College of Arms as well as being the man tasked with confirming Blofeld's claim to the title of Bleauchamp. It is Bray that Bond impersonates when he infiltrates Piz Gloria. Grunther Played by: Yuri Borionko Description: One of Blofeld's henchmen, Grunther, along with Irma Bunt, meets Bond when he first arrives at Piz Gloria. He can be seen throughout the rest of the film, ultimately meeting his death at the hands of Tracy. Irma Bunt Played by: Ilse Steppat Description: Irma Bunt is Blofeld's right-hand woman for the film. She carefully watches Bond during his deception and eventually traps him for Blofeld. It is Bunt who physically fires the gun that kills Tracy. Ruby Played by: Angela Scoular Description: Ruby, with her allergy to chickens, is Bond's first conquest at Piz Gloria. She tells Bond her room number by writing it on his inner thigh with her lipstick. Nancy Played by: Catherine Schell Description: Nancy is waiting in Bond's room when he returns after his affair with Ruby. She uses a nail file to get past the security systems at Piz Gloria. The Chinese Girl Played by: Mona Chong Description: Mona Chong plays Blofeld's Chinese "Angel of Death." The Australian Girl Played by: Anouska Hempel Description: Anouska Hempel plays Blofeld's Australian "Angel of Death." The Jamaican Girl Played by: Sylvana Henriques Description: Sylvana Henriques plays Blofeld's Jamaican "Angel of Death." The English Girl Played by: Joanna Lumley Description: Joanna Lumley plays Blofeld's English "Angel of Death." The Indian Girl Played by: Zara Description: Zara plays Blofeld's Indian "Angel of Death." Ernst Stavro Blofeld Played by: Telly Savalas Description: Blofeld returns in On Her Majesty's Secret Service, this time played by Telly Savalas of Kojak fame. Under the cover of Count de Bleauchamp, Blofeld has a plan to use innocent girls as "Angels of Death" by giving them deadly germs to bring to their respective countries. If the world does not heed to his ransom, he will begin the systematic extinction of all species on earth. Bond stops him, of course, but after breaking his neck on a bobsled, Blofeld gets his revenge and helps murder Tracy. 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