Ranking EVERY James Bond Henchman From Worst To Best

We had no way of knowing it back in 2006, but the ruthless Mr White (not of Breaking Bad fame) would go on to beat out Jaws as the longest-serving henchman in 007's cinematic history - appearing in three Bond films.

In his first foray, Mr White shows some serious credibility by shockingly executing Le Chiffre two-thirds into Casino Royale. Higher up than the supposed main villain, he's an ideal target for Bond to pursue in hopes of learning more about the mysterious Quantum organisation - and that's exactly why 007 captures him at the end of the film.

However, Quantum - and by extension, Mr White - is more powerful than even Bond suspects. In the subsequent film, White is rescued by a double agent stationed within MI6 before disappearing into the shadows.

He wasn't done, of course. White finally shows up in Spectre as The Pale King - having dropped out of SPECTRE itself after disagreeing with the rapidly deteriorating morals of their policies.

White gets to go out on his own terms - shooting himself after revealing the existence of his daughter to 007: Bond Girl Madeleine Swann.

For a character with such little screen-time initially, Mr White certainly turned out to be important - and went on to undertake quite a metamorphosis.