Games With Great Casts - James Bond 007: Everything Or Nothing

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Love it or hate it, there's no denying that James Bond 007: Everything Or Nothing had a great cast! In the 2004 title from Electronic Arts, players were put in the shoes of super spy 007 as he teams up with geologist Serena St. Germaine to try and stop popular bond villain Max Zorin's ex-KGB former apprentice, Nikolai Diavolo, and his nanobots that have been designed to repair nuclear reactors - A mission that takes them all around the world.

Here's a few actors that rounded out the great cast:

James Bond voiced by Pierce Brosnan

Pierce Brosnan started lending his voice for the role of Bond in Everything Or Nothing, just a year after Die Another Day's release. As you'll soon see, he wasn't the only one from the recent films (at the time) who lent their talent to the new game.

Other than appearing in four Bond films, Pierce can be seen in recent movies, such as The World's End, Survivor, The November Man, & No Escape.

Q voiced by John Cleese

Don't worry about Q holding out the gadgets on you in this Bond title. The wizard provided you with unique inventory items such as a frag/strobe/EMP grenade disguised as a coin, a remote-controlled spider that can detonate, dart gun, and nano-suit for invisibility.

Cleese first appeared as Desmond Llewelyn's successor as Q in Brosnan's third Bond entry in The World Is Not Enough. He also voiced characters in Shrek 2-4, Elder Scrolls Online, & Fable III.

M voiced by Judi Dench

There's no better way to truly make the player feel like Bond than to have Judi Dench in their ears providing support.

Judi Dench played M in the films from Goldeneye to a small role in Spectre. This was her first time playing the character in a Bond game, but she ended up appearing in five more, including the most recent: 007 Legends. She was also seen in J. Edgar & Philomena.

Nikolai Diavolo voiced by Willem Dafoe

Nikolai Diavolo is the main of three villains that Bond is after in the game. Diavolo's goal is to avenge Max Zorin's death by carrying out his plan of world domination and killing Bond.

Dafoe also appeared as the Green Goblin in Spider-Man, Beyond: Two Souls, John Wick, & The Fault In Our Stars.

Serena St. Germaine voiced by Shannon Elizabeth

Germaine is an American geologist whose expertise allows her to help Bond in Peru. Her handy experience as a computer hacker and helicopter pilot come to great use.

Elizabeth is likely the most popular for her roles in American Pie 1 & 2, but she also appeared in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, Love Actually, & That '70s Show.

Dr. Katya Nadanova voiced by Heidi Klum

Nadanova is an Oxford scientist, Diavolo's girlfriend, and has a vast knowledge of nano-technology.

Heidi Klum is currently one of the most famous fashion models working today. Project Runway is a popular show that she was an executive producer of and she's expected to return as a judge for season 11 of America's Got Talent.

003 voiced by James Arnold Taylor

One mission in the game tests Bond's speed in rescuing his fellow agent in the field, 003. When he is eventually shot and killed by Diavolo, Bond has even more motivation to take the maniac out.

James Arnold Taylor has voiced so many characters we're sure you don't have time to read them all. Our favorite role of his is playing Ratchet from the Ratchet & Clank PlayStation series. He'll be providing his voice for the Ratchet & Clank movie as well.

Mya Starling voiced by Mýa Marie Harrison

Bond searches for Starling, an NSA agent and singer to get closer to her boss, Arkady Yayakov, a man with a connection to Diavolo.

It's only natural that Harrison plays a singer in the game because she's also an R&B and pop recording artist in the real world. She appeared in Chicago & Moulin Rouge! as well.

Jaws grunted by Richard Kiel

Although playing the part several years ago in 1977's The Spy Who Loved Me and 1979's Moonraker, Richard Kiel had one last appearance in him as the villain with stainless steel teeth.

Kiel lent his face and body to the developers to create his 3D game model, but much like the first Bond movie he appeared in, he had no lines, just a few grunts.

Do you have a cast you'd recommend we highlight? Let us know in the comments section below and make sure you check out the game's cast we previously took a look at - Dishonored!