In fact, his unshakable demeanor makes him the perfect counter to Bond, who is also famous for keeping cool under pressure it's impossible to watch these two without wondering who will be the first to snap. Le Chiffre's suave, cold-as-marble disposition carries every scene, whether he's torturing an agent of the Crown or sitting quietly at the poker table. Skyfall is a 2012 spy film and the twenty-third in the James Bond series produced by Eon Productions.The film is the third to star Daniel Craig as fictional MI6 agent James Bond and features Javier Bardem as Raoul Silva, the villain, with Judi Dench returning as M. However, no amount of explosions or torture dungeons can beat sheer evil charisma. He's also more than willing to get his hands dirty with some showstopping violence his capture and interrogation of Bond make for the most brutal scene in Casino Royale, if not in the entire Craig era. As he gambles for dazzlingly high stakes, wearing an exquisitely tailored suit and occasionally wiping a trickle of blood from his scarred right eye, the story's tension rockets to new heights. However, no other supporting characters returned to accompany Daniel Craigs first mission as Bond in either this movie or Quantum of Solace. A good Bond villain treats the audience to an extravagant, stylish, and unrepentant brand of evil, and Le Chiffre delivers on every account. Casino Royale was only a soft reboot, as it included elements from the previous Bond movies, most notably Judi Dench as MI6 boss, M. Bond villains are as much a beloved part of the franchise as Bond himself.
