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Galatea "Gala" Brand

Scotland Yard agent stationed in Drax's rocket base, posing as his secretary.

• Defrosting Ice Queen

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Willy Krebs, "The Persuader"

Drax's right-hand man, who served him during the World War II.

• The Dragon
• Knife Nut
• Textual Celebrity Resemblance: He is described as looking like a young Peter Lorre.
• Those Wacky Nazis
• Torture Technician: That's why they called him The Persuader.

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Sir Hugo Drax / Graf Hugo von der Drache

German ex-nazi, who worked on infiltration and sabotage unit Wervolves during WWII. One mission left him middle of an exploding allied base and he was taken England, as he was mistook for an English soldier. After taking over a missing man's identity, he started making money to fund his plan: Revenge against England.

• Drives Like Crazy
• Evil Redhead
• Hoist by His Own Petard: Big time, as the rocket he planned to destroy London with is reprogrammed to strike the area that his escorting submarine is going through.
• Mad Eye: The surgery around his left eye was a disaster, as the missing skin make it seem larger in appearance and perpetually bloodshot.
• Red Right Hand: Aside from the singled out ones, he also has unnaturally long thumbs and "ogre's teeth".
• Those Wacky Nazis
• Two-Faced: Left side of his face burned during the war. Plastic surgery managed fix it somewhat, but it still has some noticable puckering.
• The Von Trope Family

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Characters specific to Moonraker. For those in the entire film franchise, see here.

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Dr. Holly Goodhead

A CIA agent who works undercover as a scientist in Drax Industries. She joins Bond and flies with him to Drax's space station.

• Ace Pilot
• Action Girl
• Brainy Brunette
• Distaff Counterpart: Probably the first serious attempt to give Bond a real female alter-ego.
• Girl of the Week
• Hot Scientist
• Meaningful Name
• The Mole: In Drax Industries.
• Not That Kind of Doctor: She's a doctor in astrophysics.
• Punny Name
• The Smart Gal
• Zero-G Spot

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Hugo Drax

Wealthy aerospace industrialist who plans to kill the entire human population of the Earth and create a new world of his design.

• Beard of Evil
• Big Bad
• Corrupt Corporate Executive
• Diabolical Mastermind
• Expy: Of Karl Stromberg. In Space.
• Faux Affably Evil
• Fiction 500
• It Amused Me: He wants Bond's death to amuse him.
• Mean Character, Nice Actor
• Omnicidal Maniac
• Soft Spoken Sadist
• Supervillain Lair: A pyramid in the middle of the Amazonian forest and a Space Station.
• Thrown Out The Airlock
• Villain with Good Publicity
• Well-Intentioned Extremist
• Wicked Cultured

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Chang

Drax's Chinese servant, who is shortly killed off.

• Disney Villain Death
• The Dragon
• Fake Nationality: Chinese character, Japanese actor.
• Improbable Weapon User: He uses a wooden kendo saber against Bond. Not the best way to kill him honestly.
• Pornstache
• Screaming Warrior

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Jaws

Having survived the sharkpool he was thrown in as well as the destruction of the Atlantis in the previous film, Jaws is hired by Drax as a replacement for Chang.

• Anti-Villain
• Balls of Steel
• The Brute
• Character Development: Quite unexpected for a Bond villain. The character proved to be very popular after the release of The Spy Who Loved Me. That's why he never died and finally turned to the good side and even found love in Moonraker.
• Determinator
• Does Not Know His Own Strength: When he tries to pull the ripcord on his parachute... it comes off in his hand. Later on he's chasing Bond in a speedboat, realises he's heading for an Inevitable Waterfall and tries to jerk the steering wheel to the side; it also comes off in his hand. Being Made of Iron he survives both Oh Crap moments.
• The Dragon
• Dumb Muscle
• Even Evil Has Loved Ones: Dolly in the movie, a nameless female scientist in the novel. Listening to Drax's New Era Speech is what persuades him to Heel Face Turn in both versions, but it's only explicitly because Dolly will have no place in Drax's new world in the movie — in the novel, Bond's thoughts indicate that it's Jaws who will have no place in Drax's world, due to being a "freakish mutate", and it's as likely the woman he rescues is just a scientist who appealed to Jaws when she realised he wasn't too dumb to realise not to get when the getting's good.
• Gentle Giant: After Heel Face Turn
• Giant Mook
• Heel Face Turn
• Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: He and Dolly.
• Iconic Character
• Implacable Man
• Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain
• Love at First Sight / Love Redeems: Finds love (and redemption) in the form of a blonde nerdy girl named Dolly.
• Made of Iron
• Mean Character, Nice Actor
• Mook Carryover: From the previous film.
• Psycho for Hire
• The Voiceless: Until the climax.
  Well, here's to us!

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Dolly

A blonde and nerdy young woman (probably a tourist) who helps Jaws to get out of the cable-car wreckage in Rio. They instantly fall in love and she is allowed to follow him onto the space station. When Drax makes his New World Order speech, Jaws realises that Dolly is the sort of person who will not have a place in Drax's new world, and he immediately wants nothing more to do with Drax.

• Everyone Loves Blondes
• Cute Mute: She doesn't have a single spoken line of dialogue in the film.
• Girl Next Door
• Girlish Pigtails
• Heroic Bystander: Her first thought when seeing Jaws' cable-car crash is to rush over and try to help.
• Love at First Sight
• Love Redeems: She is the key element in Jaws' Heel Face Turn against Drax
• Meganekko
• Playing Gertrude: Blanche Ravalec was fourteen at the time of the filming.

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Corrine Dufour

Drax's personal pilot.

• The Danza
• Fed To The Beasts: Drax orders his hunting dogs to attack her.
• Heel Face Turn
• Punny Name
• We Hardly Knew Ye
• You Have Failed Me