No, they are Bond villains. It is not cosplay, they are the real deal.
this post was submitted on 09 Jun 2026
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Exactly, what is this "cosplaying" thing, as if they take off their villain costume at the end of the day and are only playing evil monsters the rest of the time?
Tomorrow Never Dies apparently was a warning not a movie.
The documentary with Pierce Brosnan?
Yessir. Michelle Yeoh also was a documentary subject.
Can we tax these guys already so I don't have to keep reading about them?
Spelled eat wrong.
Why not both?
Is there a link to read this behind the paywall? Or am I the only one without a Bloomberg subscription?
I wonder who is Blofeld?
All four of them in a trenchcoat, and yet still can’t have a fraction of the class and education and ambition that Blofeld had.
Dunno—are any of them particularly attached to white Persian cats? Or am I misremembering and it was some other Bond villain who had the cat?