Dr. No (film) - Cast

Cast

  • Sean Connery as James Bond: A British MI6 agent, codename 007.
  • Ursula Andress as Honey Ryder (spoken voice by Nikki van der Zyl and singing voice by Diana Coupland): A local shell diver, making a living by selling Jamaican seashells to dealers in Miami.
  • Joseph Wiseman as Dr. Julius No: Main antagonist and a reclusive member of SPECTRE.
  • Jack Lord as Felix Leiter: A CIA operative sent to liaise with James Bond while he is in Kingston.
  • Bernard Lee as M: The head of the British Secret Service.
  • Anthony Dawson as Professor Dent: A geologist with a practice in Kingston, who also secretly works for Doctor No.
  • John Kitzmiller as Quarrel: A Cayman Islander who was employed by John Strangways to secretly go to Crab Key to collect rock samples; he also worked with Felix Leiter before Bond's arrival.
  • Zena Marshall as Miss Taro: The secretary to Mr. Pleydell-Smith at Government House in Kingston.
  • Eunice Gayson as Sylvia Trench (spoken voice by Nikki van der Zyl): Trench first meets Bond from across a Chemin de Fer table at the London club Le Cercle.
  • Lois Maxwell as Miss Moneypenny: The secretary to M.
  • Peter Burton as Major Boothroyd: The head of Q-Branch, Boothroyd is brought in by M to replace Bond's Beretta M 1934 with a Walther PPK. This was Burton's only appearance as Q. Desmond Llewelyn would take over the role in the next film and continue to do so until 1999's The World Is Not Enough.
  • Timothy Moxon as John Strangways (voiced by Robert Rietty): Strangways is the head of the Kingston station for the British Secret Service, murdered by Dr. No's henchmen, the 'Three Blind Mice'.
  • Reggie Carter as Mr. Jones: A henchman of Dr. No that was sent to pick up 007 at the Palisadoes Airport.
  • Marguerite LeWars as Dr. No's photographer "Freelance": One of Dr. No's operatives who trails Bond.

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