History Characters / GoldenEye

* CatchPhrase: '''"I am invincible!"'''

* FieryRedhead

* {{Lzherusskie}}: Scorupco is Polish.

* TreacheryCoverUp: Claims the GoldenEye attack was the work of Siberian separatists. [[BlatantLies Sure it was.]]

An ex-KGB agent turned Russian mafioso. Bond has to go to him for info about Janus, which is complicated by the history he has with Valentin -- the reason he has the limp in his right leg is because Bond shot him in the knee, and Bond also stole his car and his girl, giving Valentin plenty of reason to be pissed off. Valentin makes a return appearance in ''The World Is Not Enough'', where [[spoiler:he sacrifices himself to save Bond from Elektra King]].

* SlidingScaleOfAntiHeroes: Type 5. Type 4 in ''TheWorldIsNotEnough''.

* FoeYay: Appearently, he and James used to share ''everything''.

* CatchPhrase: "I am invincible!"

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* {{Expy}}: He's pretty much Brosnan's version of Felix Leiter
* HeroOfAnotherStory

** ...which leads immediately to his death the final time he says it, after [[spoiler:he survives the destruction of the Janus base]].

* KillItWithIce: His final fate.

* INeedAFreakingDrink when I'm being chased by a tank through the streets of St. Petersburg.

Georgian assassin working for Janus Syndicate, who enjoys sexual pleasure from murder.

Georgian assassin working for Janus Syndicate, who receives sexual pleasure from murder.

* DarkActionGirl: In spades.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: [[MsFanservice For pretty straightforward reasons.]]

* [[GirlOfTheWeek Girl of the Movie]]: But not a TokenRomance. Her character is given more focus than most, and she has her own sub-plot up until she meets Bond.

* BadassDamsel: She's the only one to actually witness a satellite strike from the GoldenEye, and survive it. She then manages to make her way back to St. Petersburg from [[DeathWorld Siberia]] with a dogsled and almost hide successfully from a RenegadeRussian general. When she meets Boris again after his betrayal, she ''beats the crap'' out of him, and has to be restrained by a group of mooks. She also programs the second GoldenEye satellite to destroy itself, and then rescues Bond from the dish cradle by holding a helicopter pilot at gunpoint. Not bad for a simple techie, or the first Bond girl of the 90s.

Characters specific to ''Film/TheLivingDaylights''. For those in the entire [[Film/JamesBond film franchise]], see [[Characters/JamesBond here]].

''[[Characters/JamesBond James Bond Characters]]'' in the ''JamesBond'' franchise.

* HollywoodHomely: For a character played by a model, she spends a lot of time in frumpier office clothes to contrast her with Xenia.

Assassin working for Janus Syndicate, who receives sexual pleasure from murder.

* ThinkingTic: Boris has a tendency to fidget with his pen and click it when mulling something over. This turns out to be a ChekhovsGun later when he has one of 007's pens [[spoiler:which is actually a mini-bomb]] in hand while thinking.

* ThinkingTic: Boris has a tendency to fidget with his pen and click it when mulling something over. This turns out to be a ChekovsGun later when he has one of 007's pens [[spoiler:which is actually a mini-bomb]] in hand while thinking.

!Boris Grishenko [-(AlanCumming)-]

* HannibalLecture: Has a tendency to give these to Bond.

* BadassNormal: She's the only one to actually witness a satellite strike from the GoldenEye, and survive it. She then manages to make her way back to St. Petersburg from [[DeathWorld Siberia]] with a dogsled and almost hide successfully from a RenegadeRussian general. When she meets Boris again after his betrayal, she ''beats the crap'' out of him, and has to be restrained by a group of mooks. She also programs the second GoldenEye satellite to destroy itself, and then rescues Bond from the dish cradle by holding a helicopter pilot at gunpoint. Not bad for a simple techie, or the first Bond girl of the 90s.

* BadassDamsel: She's the only one to actually witness a satellite strike from the GoldenEye, and survive it. She then manages to make her way back to St. Petersburg from [[DeathWorld Siberia]] with a dogsled and almost hide successfully from a RenegadeRussian general. When she meets Boris again after his betrayal, she ''beats the crap'' out of him, and has to be restrained by a group of mooks. She also programs the second GoldenEye satellite to destroy itself, and then rescues Bond from the dish cradle by holding a helicopter pilot at gunpoint. Not bad for a simple techie, or the first Bond girl of the 90s.