Fortunately for Bond, Jaws' brain is about as dull as his teeth are sharp. Towering over most of his victims, this 7' 3" assassin possesses super-strength and metallic razor teeth that allow him to bite through most materials, although he frequently uses them to rip open jugulars and such.
He kills people." That's all you really need to know about Karl Stromberg's number one man in the field. The Film: The Spy Who Loved Me, Moonraker
#FEMALE WAR LOUSY DEAL CAST MOVIE#
In the creative desert that is Diamonds Are Forever (arguably the worst Bond movie of them all), they represent something totally unique and worth talking about, even if they take a match to political correctness. Their sexuality isn't a plot point, it's just a thing, background color for two characters who just so happen to be in a seemingly happy partnership. And yet, what must have been a "Haha, look at the queers!" joke in 1971 feels weirdly progressive now.
Although the film doesn't treat them like mincing stereotypes, it's not the most sensitive portrayal of a gay partnership. Kidd says that one female character is good looking "for a lady," earning a look of disgust from his partner. They hold hands stroll off into the sunset after killing a man. Wint and Kidd are what the kids these days like to call "problematic." They're vicious, sadistic assassins who enjoy their murderous work very much…and they're totally a couple. The Basics: Not-so-ambiguously gay hitmen
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