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[edit] Mr White shot in the leg?

Question how do you know that Mr. White was shot in the leg and also how do you know that the injury occured was non-fatal? In the final chapters of the movie you hear a gun shot yet it dose in no scene following the incident show that the injury occured happend in the leg. Also if he was shot in the leg judging by his crawling in the final scenes it would seem some what fatal. I'm no doctor but judging by his crawling blood would be rushing out of his 'injured area' and would die in a matter of minutes. 83.104.51.181 18:42, 19 November 2006 (UTC)

Um.. maybe because we see something hit his leg and see that very same leg give way and be dragged along as he is crawling towards his Villa which implies that it is his leg that was shot. Also, people are very likely to survive being shot in the leg as opposed to another area of the body and Mr. White only showed signs of the obvious pain in his leg and panic, but looks very alert and did not appear to be dying at all. Bond did not want to kill White immediately as he wanted to tell him his name, and also remember that Mr. White actually saved Bond's life which may suggest something in this final sequence as well. Also consider that we never see White actually die so he may have survived (Bond walking up to him while holding a un does not necessarily mean that he will kill him). What happens next remains as mysterious as the villain himself. .:Alex:. 17:00, 20 November 2006 (UTC)
He is an awsome villain but did not get shot in the leg as it gives no indication Alex. 212.47.83.94 14:00, 22 November 2006 (UTC)
Well think about it anyway.. if he was shot in the arm, the chest or anywhere else he wouldn't be able to crawl like that and especially not at that speed (and he wouldn't be able to stay alert that long either). Just ponder that if you will. .:Alex:. 18:01, 22 November 2006 (UTC)
But he was crawling slowly and not quickly so ponder that!!
I remember that movie VERY well. He was not crawling THAT quickly (he crawled all the way from his car to the stairs and if he was slow it would take forever). He was crawling at a desperate speed. Look, many other people I know who have seen it agree (and I didn't even ask them! They were just talking about how it made them jump), he was shot either in the leg or the foot. .:Alex:. 16:53, 24 November 2006 (UTC)
You obviously know nothing about the movie considering that he was standing when he got shot he had not even crawled up the stairs when Bond said "The names James, James Bond". Truth of the matter be we don't actually know where he got shot and we can only presume. .:James:.
First of all .:James:. my knowledge of this whole movie is not entirely based on one scene right at the end of the film. That is a stupid assumption that a lot of people make for a variety of things and it is infuriating, so you may wish to think twice before you say that again. Secondly, he collapsed on the stairs. But other than that I respect what else you said. Now I'm not trying to start anything, ok? .:Alex:. 21:38, 24 November 2006 (UTC)
He was only shot with a suppresed 9mm, and it was in the leg. While that would hurt, I don't think it would be fatal or kill unless he bleeds out. 71.136.75.185 02:52, 26 November 2006 (UTC)

Alex, he never actually made it on to the stairs because if he did he would be shure to be shot again right? I'm not saying that I have any complaints unless you account for less action than other Bond films have in them but otherwise it is a really good production. It will be interesting in what happens in the first secene of 'Bond 22' [can't they come up with anything better than that for a name?] I would presume Bond would shoot him again because there's not a reason for him to be alive is there? -James.

[edit] White and Vesper

"He activates Vesper to ensure that Bond does not escape from the tournament" Is that really so? Doesn't the first encounter between them happen after the Casino scenes?

He sees Vesper Lynd afater the Casino Royal scenes after the money has been won by Bond.

I question this line for other reasons... doesnt white force Vesper to do his bidding by threatening to kill Vesper's husband? Activate does not seem to be the proper verb. misterboston

Vesper is the accountant she was not married. She was the one who was funding the extra money for Bond if he needed it. This included getting rid of the bodies Ie: the paying of Mathis. Vesper struck a deal with Mathis that she would con Bond into settling down and then taking his money however Bond caught on. BCFC Blue 13:30, 2 December 2006 (UTC)

It wasent her husband it was her boyfriend, And I belive that She told Mr. White during the torture scene that, if he let Bond and her live, she would give him the money (not shown). Just Like M states in the end of the movie.

Vesper has no husband she just has a boyfriend. It is rumoured that her boyfriend will play a flashback part in the next Bond film. It is rumoured that the next Bond film will be called 'Bond 22'. Mr. White and Vesper never spoke during the torture scenes no one spoke bar Bond and the torture man.

[edit] Mr. White's boss

I am wanting to know who plays Mr. White's mysterious boss. He is the gentleman with the glasses with the one dark lense.

Are you refering to the torture scene??? BCFC Blue 13:32, 2 December 2006 (UTC)

The gentleman with the glasses with the darkened lense is a character called Gettler - who is simply a henchman. Mr White is his boss, rather than the other way round. MrMagoo 11:31, 11 January 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Conclusion On: Mr. White shot in the leg?

It has been brought to the conclusion of the above argument: Mr. White shot in the leg? that White was shot however it is unknown in what area it hit him he is saw staggering but we never see where the bullet landed inside him. It could be in his calf or foot we don't know. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 83.104.51.181 (talk

contribs) 09:45, 10 December 2006 (UTC-8) He's shot in the leg, it could be in the calf, but that is still part of the leg. When you watch the scene you can see by the way he falls that he was shot in the leg, also you can see a soft mist-spray of blood coming from the leg area.86.138.125.156 16:04, 2 February 2007 (UTC)

Urm..you can't argue with the conclusion that was brought forward why is everyone so argumentative? There is no way we could possibly see were he was hit although it was below the midrift. It could be calf, foot, leg. Also spray of blood know I never saw that?

[edit] Possibly SPECTRE?

Why is this on the page? SPECTRE hasn't been mentioned in a Bond film since Diamonds Are Forever in 1971. Nothing I saw in Casino Royale even hinted at a return of SPECTRE. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 147.70.154.108 (talk • contribs) 07:21, 5 January 2007 (UTC-8)

Casino Royale is a prequel to all of the previous films. So although it is thought that Ernst Stavro Blofeld is dead as well as the organization he ran these events havnt happened yet according to the timeline, for all we know White could be the predecessor to to Blofeld. if that helps you out a bit in getting your facts straight. Also it is hinted that he may be part of SPECTRE but in the article it is said that he may be part of SMERSH which is different, SMERSH meaning death to spys while SPECTRE stands for(SPecial Executive for Counter-intelligence, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion).

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