in my opinion: FRWL, Thunderball and YOLT showed the classical Blofeld, first never actually seen, and not taking part in SPECTRE"S activities. and eventually being revealed at the end of YOLT, with the first impression of a mad scientist (his look, his voice the Nehru suit etc.)

in OHMSS had a bit more charming personality, but he was a bit too physical. and by that i mean: he was engaged to much in activities, like working on the diseases, chasing bond in his escape from Piz Gloria, and not having a big private army (where the henchmen on strike or something?)

in DAF Blofeld became too familiar, like bond and blofeld entering a pub, drinking together, sharing stories, and then blofeld telling his new epic plan for tomorrow which bond wil foil as predictable. no thanks! aswell as blofeld's missed opportunities, he had so many options to kill him on sight, yet he decided to let Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd take the difficult way to kill him.

as for a possible return of blofeld in a future movie (his fall trough the chimney in FYEO, was just an minor setback.) i would like to see Christopher Walken playing him. he did very well on Max Zorin, and now even has the right age to play Blofeld. and blofeld trying to provoke a triple sided conflict between China the US and Russia (the good 'ol cold war). and hopefully in classical fashion surviving the encounter with bond.

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The original ending for DAF was to have Blofeld and Bond fight to the death in an abandoned salt mine. Due to production costs, it was scrapped. That explains the pathetic death in the pretitle sequence of FYEO. Imagine how cool it would have been to see Connery and Blofeld both with their hands at each other's necks. In the novel You Only Live Twice, Bond kills Blofeld by strangling him. If they both were strangling each other, with Bond on top of Blofeld, it would be very epic to see Bond kill Blofeld that way. (To be perfectly honest, any death is better than Blofeld's death in FYEO.)
(Also, what the hell was with the "I'll by you a delicatessen... In stainless steel" line?)

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Ernst Stavro Blofeld was a emotionless,calculating,criminal genius who's far-reaching information gathering gave birth to SPECTRE. And I liked it better when he was faceless in the movies(for the suspense of it),even tho Bond met him face to face in OHMSS(book),altho he was described by Fleming in Thunderball( his first appearance). And no "gay" criminal would electrocute one of his operatives or personaly garotte one either! Quite ruthless,I'd say.

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i never liked bloefield. i think hes just plain LAME. i do like dr. evil from austin powers though

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He rulez over every other villan

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"Mr. Bond! We can do a deal! I'll make you a delicatessen! In stainless steel!" in incorrect. he says 'sell' not 'make'.

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