Gustav Graves

And it had a bit of a whiff of Woss' chops, die another day.

Gustav Graves with his twatty suit that

he

had on as well.

Yeah, Eberhart sounds way more interesting than any of the other new characters in this book, certainly a better villain than anything the show came up with.

He's this powerful businessman who's cultivated a, quote, "respectable image" among the expat elites in Peru, a la Gustav Graves, to draw another spy movie parallel.

Minus being a secret North Korean.

To the outside world, Eberhart was legitimate.

It was not Rick Yune's character that got replaced, it was Will Yunle- Yun Lee's character.

Colonel Moon got replaced.

He's, uh, he, he, his-

Oh, so they all look alike, huh?

His dad is General Moon, and he's Colonel Moon.

Um, I don't remember which one...

Rick Yune is the more recognizable actor, but he's replaced by Toby Stephens as Gustav Graves, um, a white guy who plays the-

Uh, that's where Bonding Events has come in, of course, and I've tried to let my true- self radiate, uh, through all this and show you exactly who I am behind the mic because while my James Bond opinions might be a little bit, you know, outside the box, some of my ideas are a little zany, I, I, I would be the first to admit that.

Underneath it all, uh, underneath the skin, as, uh, Gustav Graves says, and I can't believe I'm quoting Gustav Graves, but there's a human being.

And, and we all are.

We all are humans linked by this one fictional character and our mostly non-sexual relationship with this man in our lives, uh, James Bond.