Dominic Greene

Behind the respectable façade lies a rather dark and complex personality. Cunning and manipulative. Greene masterfully covers his tracks and has a keen understanding of the secret services. He's adept at building connections—for example, he managed to secure the support of the Bolivian police chief and General Medrano. Ambitious and calculating, his main goal is control over resources. In Bolivia, he plans to artificially induce a drought, then privatize the country's water supply and sell it at inflated prices. Cruelty and callousness. He resorts to baseness without hesitation: for example, he mocked Bond when he believed Camille had been killed by General Medrano. There's another cruel detail in the film: Greene uses machine oil to kill one of the characters (a reference to the famous gold scene from Goldfinger). Arrogance. He looks down on others, viewing them as expendable. Cowardice. When the secrets of the Quantum organization were revealed, Greene tried his best to avoid Bond's wrath and the consequences of his own patrons.

At the same time, he also has a social mask: publicly, he positions himself as a billionaire environmentalist, heading the Greene Planet corporation, which buys land to create nature reserves. But in reality, this is merely a cover for Quantum's operations.

*Age: about 38 years old (born June 12, 1968)

• Nationality: *French.
• Hair: short, brown.

Overall, he looks like a typical respectable businessman: reserved, with a neat appearance, which works perfectly for his legend.