Appears in: A View to a Kill

Actor: Christopher Walken


Attempted methods of killing Bond:

• Employs trick steeplechase gadgetry
• Triggers a hidden adrenaline hypo in Bond's horse
  
• Attempts to drown Bond in a car
• Leaves Bond to die in burning building
• Tries to scrape Bond off his blimp by smashing him into things
• Attempts to drown Bond by flooding the mine
  
• Attacks Bond with a hatchet
  

How he is dispatched: Falls off the Golden Gate Bridge while attempting to attack Bond with a hatchet!


Evil scheme: To eliminate business competition in the Silicon Valley by using a bomb to cause a massive earthquake during a period of high tide that would inevitably flood the entire valley.


How plans were foiled: Bond with the help of May Day stops the bomb that was going to cause a massive earthquake and that would inevitably destroy the entire valley.


Henchmen: May Day, Dr. Carl Mortner, Scarpine

Defining dialogue: "Intuitive improvisation is the secret of genius."

"For centuries alchemists tried to make gold from base metals. Today, we make microchips from silicon, which is common sand, but far better than gold. Now, for several years, we had a profitable partnership, you as manufacturers, while I acquired and passed on to you industrial information that made you competitive, successful. We are now on the unique position to form an international cartel to control not only production, but distribution of these microchips. There is one obstacle - Silicon Valley in San Francisco."

"So, anyone else want to drop out?"

Bond: "My department knows I'm here. When I don't report they'll retaliate."
Zorin: "If you're the best they've got, they'll more likely try and cover up your embarrassing incompetence."
Bond: "Don't count on it, Zorin."
Zorin: "Haha! You amuse me, Mr. Bond!"
Bond: "Oh, it's not mutual."

May Day: "Wow. What a view!"
Zorin: "To a kill."

Bond: "I take it you ride?"
Zorin: "I'm happiest in the saddle"

Zorin: "You lost, 007."
Bond: "Killing Tibbet was a mistake."
Zorin: "I'm about to make the same mistake twice."