Perhaps the most notable James Bond villain of all time, ... Then again, when your henchman can subdue a shark with jaws of his own, people are going to recognize that sort of threat. Jaws. 8.1/10.

Richard Kiel, who played the iconic villain in 1977'sThe Spy Who Loved Me and in 1979's Moonraker,died on Wednesday afternoon at age 74, the Associated Press confirmed. The website TMZ.com ...

Richard Kiel, the hulking 7-foot-2 actor best remembered as the Bond villain Jaws, so named for his steel dentures that chomped spinal cords, shredded vehicles and otherwise violated every ...

The actor who played Jaws, the indestructible James Bond villain, has died. Richard Kiel, who towered as the iconic villain in 1977's The Spy Who Loved Me and in 1979's Moonraker, died on ...

Jaws, the hulking 7-foot tall, metal-toothed giant, is by far the most iconic James Bond villain in the franchise’s history. This unique force of nature has an extremely memorable appearance ...

There are so many James Bond villains, but today, we're letting seven of them shine. Take a look at these great Bond villains, ... Jaws, my all-time favorite henchman, has enormous metal teeth. Metal.

Here’s the Bond fandom's definitive ranking of the top 5 greatest and most memorable villains of the spy of all time, in order of greatness. 5. Jaws and Karl Stromberg – The Spy Who Loved Me ...

Celebrity dentist Thomas Connelley denied reports that Kanye West had his teeth extracted for the new set of metal grills, inspired by James Bond villain Jaws. Kanye West flaunts grills inspired ...

To compile a list of the most evil James Bond villains, 24/7 Tempo consulted IMDb, ... Jaws – he is given no other name in the films – is one of Karl Stromberg’s henchmen.

James Bond star Richard Kiel, who played 007’s iconic foe Jaws, has died aged 74. The actor had broken his leg and was being treated in hospital in California where he died on Wednesday afternoon.

James Bond actors come and go, but villains are forever. They linger with us even when James Bond actors are forgotten (sorry George Lazenby) and for most people, the villain is the marker used to ...