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He won Olympic silver lifting heavy iron high, Before he threw a bowler hat to hunt the famous spy.
schopenhauer May Day broke barriers as a powerful, stylish, and physically dominant female henchwoman.
schopenhauer Jaws became so popular with family audiences that his character arc was rewritten to make him a hero.
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Steel-rimmed hat: The iconic steel-rimmed bowler hat thrown by Oddjob in *Goldfinger* was sold at an auction in 1998 for over $100,000.
A trusted follower or supporter, especially one who performs illegal or ruthless tasks for a powerful boss. Richard Kiel portrayed Jaws, a towering assassin with steel teeth, in two classic James Bond films.
What physical condition did actor Harold Sakata endure while filming Oddjob's death scene in *Goldfinger*?
Who played the theatrical, voodoo-themed henchman Baron Samedi in the 1973 film *Live and Let Die*?
What unusual action does Baron Samedi perform at the very end of *Live and Let Die* that hints at his supernatural nature?
What is the signature weapon used by the silent henchman Oddjob in the 1964 film *Goldfinger*?
Which famous singer and model portrayed the powerful henchwoman May Day in the 1985 film *A View to a Kill*?
Why did the filmmakers change Jaws' character arc to make him a hero at the end of *Moonraker*?
What material are the iconic prosthetic teeth of the henchman Jaws made of in the Bond films?
What famous European landmark does May Day parachute off of during a chase scene in *A View to a Kill*?