Claw had his pet, M. Giovanni was the leader of Team Rocket in the original Pokemon animated series. He also had a Persian cat that he kept as a pet. In the recent movie by Wes Anderson, Isle of Dogs , the cats are evil, and the evil leader of Japan is being manipulated by cat loving people. It is strange that the cat is not known as the Blofeld cat. But if you search James Bond cat, you will perhaps not be surprised at the images you will find, with slogans taken from Bond villains and altered to fit a furry feline bent on global domination.
The James Bond cat is a pop culture icon. Everyone knows that a good villain will definitely need an evil white cat to stroke and love.
Anytime there needs to be a visual implication of evil, a white cat can be used. One might even wonder if the original director of From Russia With Love realized what they were doing by putting a Persian cat on the lap of his villain.
Did he know that the white cat would eventually become more famous than the villain whose lap he was sitting on? Surely he could not have known, or he might have given the cat a name at least. This is my cat Chico he lived with us with his sister Emma who featured in the kosset carpet ads. Chico died of cancer and was as sadly missed.
So we live in Bristol UK. Our cat crystal passed last year after living for 18 years despite living with a twisted spine from birth, when we got her she came with a huge birth certificate naming her as one of the nieces of the cat from the first bond movie. Sad I was actually looking for details about Blofelds cat and who he was in real life and luckily I came across your post here Jane. OK, so the cat is definitely not white.
The later cats may have been either Chinchillas or Shaded Silvers, but no white persians for Bond villains we have now one white and three silver persians, but as yet no plans for taking over the world. Your email address will not be published. For three he plays, for three he strays, and for the last three he stays. Most cat owners have seen their cat stare into a corner, a darkened room, or down a dark hallway as though they see something we…. Have you thought about how fast your cat can run?
Predator, you think correctly. I think that Sir Miles never jokes about his work, All kidding aside, why the cat in the first place. Maybe I'm putting too much meaning into it. Well I thought it was pretty funny.
And at least you didn't say Pussy Galore. I just wasn't sure if it was a joke or not Either way it may have confused the poor fellow that actually asked the question, which is way I clarified.
Dortmunder Posts: 40 MI6 Agent. I read somewhere I forget where it was , but they said that the cats name was "Tiddes". I don't know if it was a reliable source, so I don't go by that. Just something that I read, somewhere.
I just call it "Blofeld's Cat". In all honesty, it probably doesn't have a name. Quoting Dortmunder: I read somewhere I forget where it was , but they said that the cats name was "Tiddes". I did not remember that. It wasn't the same cat each time, was it? That would have been interesting, getting a new Blofeld every time, but keeping the same cat.
What does it say about Tiddes? Quoting justvisiting: I did not remember that. January edited January That sounds like the next movie idea: "Tiddes Never Dies". Irma and Tiddes could have headquarters in a giant litter box, and try to corner the market on catnip and toy mice.
Come on! We all know it's really Mr Bigglesworth! Can you talk to us about your big cinematic break in From Russia With Love in ? They frantically looked for a feline performer and my trainer got the call.
I went to the audition and the rest is, as they say, history. I had a ball on You Only Live Twice , my third time in the role. Czech actor Jan Werich was originally cast as Blofeld.
Werich was totally wrong for the part and everyone knew it from the moment he stepped onto the Pinewood backlot: he looked like a benevolent Santa with a crippling pastry addiction.
Endless fun. Like most cats, I find them mesmerising. All we have to do is waltz up and sit on the keyboard and watch as telegraphed mayhem ensues. As opposed to a disgruntled pug or a surly turtle, you mean?
We were associated with the goddess Isis. I was saying that the human fascination with my kind is old as balls. Just look at the cat flap: we get to choose when we come and go, while the excitable, tail-wagging flunkies have to wait until someone feels like taking them out.
Do you think that the role gave you — and other cats by extension — a bad reputation? We were a shorthand for amoral behaviour from the get-go. But what of the cultural impact of the role? Surely that had an effect on the feline community?
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