u/oliverbayleyuk

What is the origin of the DB5 with all its gadgets in the Daniel Craig continuity? Is it a relic of MI6 in the ‘60s that Bond asked if he could have because he’s a classic car enthusiast? It doesn’t seem like something Ben Whishaw’s Q would make. Where did it come from and why does he keep it in a lockup garage?

Dr. No - Falls into the reactor pool and is boiled to death (misadventure)

Rosa Klebb - Shot by Tatiana

Goldfinger - He and Bond fight for the gun, which fires, shattering a window and creating an explosive decompression that blows Goldfinger out of the plane (misadventure)

Largo: Killed by Domino in Thunderball and Never Say Never

Blofeld: Survives all the Connery films