Die Another Day: Gustav Graves (Toby Stephens)

Comments for death : Die Another Day: Gustav Graves (Toby Stephens).

if Gustav Graves is dead does that mean world saved in Die Another Day?

to the previous entry: yes it does because on his electric suit it controlled the beam so when he is ripped apart so is the suit thus the beam stops.

This is a fair comment, i didn't explain that in the text mainly because i was focusing on the death of Graves. As Pryor says, Graves' suit controls Icarus, so with his death, the threat was eliminated.

I wonder how many films have the baddie falling/getting sucked into the engine of a plane? i can think of Major Grant from Die Hard 2. Can you think of any more?

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What about Crash, Drowning, and Resurrection for when he fell off the cliff in the pre-title sequence as Tan-gun Moon?

Or Not Quite Dead rather.

nah, we cant really add these categories to this particular death scene, as that happened at the beginning of the film, and it would be misleading.

What about "Own Weapon,"? like I said with Oddjob, although the weapon does not immediately cause his demise, the fight would have probably turned out differently had Bond not pressed the unnecessary "Suicide-Button".

And would "Machinery," work? as the jet engine was certainly not meant for said purpose.

[quoteKarl_Eichholtz_13]If Gustav Graves is dead does that mean world saved in Die Another Day?[quote/] Kinda. See the thing 'bout this death scene is that Graves is pretty much screwed even if Bond wasn't there. If memory serves us correctly not too long ago Jinx sent the plane flying through its own heat beam. The plane eventually crashed after that. Quite frankly Graves wouldn't have succeeded if Bond had just decided that fighting a guy with the power to create electricity is a genuinely bad idea so you're partly right and partly wrong.

I'm saying explosion.