'006' redirects here. For other uses, see 006 (disambiguation).

Alexander "Alec" Trevelyan (006), also known as Janus, is a fictional character and the main antagonist in the 1995 James Bond film GoldenEye, portrayed by actor Sean Bean. The likeness of Bean as Alec Trevelyan was also used for the 1997 video game, GoldenEye 007.

Film biography[link]

Character information[link]

Once known as "Agent 006" under the employment of Her Majesty's Secret Service, Trevelyan betrays MI6 during a mission to blow up the Arkhangelsk chemical weapons facility in the Soviet Union while working with his close friend, James Bond (Pierce Brosnan). During the operation, Trevelyan is caught and apparently executed by the base's commander, Colonel Arkady Ourumov (Gottfried John). Presuming Trevelyan dead, Bond continues the mission and escapes aboard a supply plane. Bond later intimates to M (Judi Dench) that he feels responsible for Trevelyan's (apparent) death. Bond was 33 years old, Trevelyan was 27 years old.

Nine years later, Bond's pursuit of a stolen helicopter and investigation of an explosion at Severnaya leads him to Saint Petersburg, where he learns from Valentin Zukovsky (Robbie Coltrane) that "Janus", the head of the crime syndicate responsible for the theft, is a Lienz Cossack. Later, when he finally meets Janus, Bond is shocked to discover Trevelyan, who staged his own execution at Archangelsk and now employs Ourumov, now a General in the Russian Army. Trevelyan's face is scarred from the explosion at the weapons factory, a direct result of Bond changing the sequence detonation timers.

Trevelyan reveals that his motive for his betrayal is a personal one. His parents were Lienz Cossacks who had collaborated with the Nazis but attempted to defect to the British at the end of World War II. When The British instead sent them back to the USSR, many were executed by Joseph Stalin's death squads. Though Trevelyan's parents survived, his father, ashamed to have lived, killed his wife and himself. At the time, Trevelyan was only six years old and was very traumatuzed by his family's demise. He was then transported to the United Kingdom and was taken in by MI6, which continued to sponsor his training and education throughout his childhood. He began formal work for the British government upon attaining his majority, in order to get revenge against the British government for his family's demise.

Scheme[link]

Trevelyan's scheme begins with the theft of the experimental Tiger helicopter from the French frigate La Fayette docked in Monte Carlo, using his two primary operatives, Ourumov and Xenia Onatopp (Famke Janssen). With the helicopter, the two fly to the GoldenEye satellite facility in Severnaya, where they murder the staff and steal the access disk and keys for the GoldenEye satellite and program the satellite to target the facility. The GoldenEye satellite, actually two disposable satellites named Petya and Mischa, are capable of emitting targeted electromagnetic pulses capable of destroying any machinery with an electronic signal. As Petya destroys the Severnaya facility, Ourumov and Onatopp escape aboard the Tiger helicopter, which is insulated against electromagnetic radiation.

Mischa would then be used to aid Trevelyan in stealing hundreds of millions of pounds via computer from the Bank of England in London, and erasing all evidence of the transaction. Mischa would destroy the city, crippling the British economy and government, triggering a catastrophic currency crisis, and causing global stock market and economic chaos. Trevelyan, having obtained the only valuable currency of pounds sterling, could have economic supremacy over the British and the world in an era of terrorism for decades.

Bond stops this scheme with the help of former Severnaya technician Natalya Simonova (Izabella Scorupco) and Central Intelligence Agency agent Jack Wade (Joe Don Baker), Wade helping Bond and Natalya track Trevelyan's headquarters and Natalya subsequently programming the GoldenEye satellite to crash after resetting the access codes. While Bond is running across the cradle to disable the GoldenEye antenna, Trevelyan starts chasing him. In the subsequent fight, Trevelyan finally gets the better of Bond, and is about to shoot him when Bond kicks a ladder releasing it, and carrying Bond to the bottom of a satellite antenna, suspended high above the dish. Trevelyan then climbs down to Bond, who slips and is just able to stay on the tiny platform. Bond eventually knocks Trevelyan off the antenna, but reflexively grabs him by the legs. While hanging, Trevelyan smugly asks Bond, "For England, James?" to which Bond replies, "No, for me." Bond then lets go, and Trevelyan falls all the way down to the dish; he survives, but is badly wounded. Moments later, the antenna array, due to Bond's sabotage, explodes and collapses in a fiery wreck on top of Trevelyan, killing him.

GoldenEye 007 (video game)[link]

This section requires expansion.

• The original Goldeneye 007 had no voiceovers, and thus no voice actor played Alec Trevelyan. He is based almost completely on his GoldenEye persona, including appearance and back-story.
• The 2010 enhanced remake of the original updates the story, setting it to the present day. With his original motivation of revenge for his parents' betrayal no longer practical given his age, Trevelyan's motives for betraying The United Kingdom are now his disgust at the current economic system; it is implied that he was actively involved in operations as Janus while still working with MI6 rather than starting Janus after his 'death'. His essential plan remains the same, however. His appearance has been changed as well. His background includes having served in the Parachute Regiment previous to joining MI6. He is voiced by Elliot Cowan and also uses Cowan's likeness.

Behind the scenes[link]

Trevelyan is the only 00 agent (other than Bond himself) to have a substantial role in a Bond film, which includes a sizeable screen and speaking time. The only other 00 agent to have any amount of screentime in a Bond film is Octopussy' 009, portrayed by stuntman Andy Bradford. Besides seeing the back of their heads or before they are shortly killed and/or dead already (Thunderball, The Living Daylights, and A View to a Kill), other 00 agents are rarely seen and only spoken of. Bean auditioned, and was considered for the role of Bond (see List of actors considered for the James Bond character).

mc chris
mc chris on April 4, 2007 at Chain Reaction in Anaheim, California.
Background information
Birth name	Christopher Brendan Ward IV
Born	(1975-09-02) September 2, 1975 (age 36) Libertyville, Illinois, USA
Genres	Nerdcore, Hip hop
Occupations	Rapper, actor, comedian, writer
Years active	2001–present
Labels	mc chris llc
Website	www.mcchris.com

mc chris^[1] (born Christopher Brendan Ward IV on September 2, 1975, Libertyville, Illinois) is an American rapper, voice actor, writer, and improvisational comedian.

He attended the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and New York University's (NYU) Tisch School of the Arts. He self releases with no current record label. mc chris originally performed with The Lee Majors (aka Dirt Bike Annie). Sometimes associated with the genre of nerdcore hip-hop, his trademarks include the synthesis of his "geek" heritage with the "gangster" image associated with hip hop artists, and the high pitch of his voice. He has released five albums, three EPs, one re-release, and a tenth anniversary edition of his recordings with The Lee Majors.

Since August 2010, he has created the theme songs for several of the SModcast Internet Radio (S.I.R.) programs, including those for the original SModcast, Blow Hard^[2], Bagged & Boarded and Jay & Silent Bob Get Old.

Work on Adult Swim[link]

Ward has appeared and worked behind the scenes and contributed original lyrics to many of Williams Street Studios' shows on Adult Swim, most notably Aqua Teen Hunger Force. He worked as a production assistant and starred as the character MC Pee Pants in the episodes "MC Pee Pants", "Sir Loin", "The Last One", and "Little Brittle,^[3] as well as the young Carl in episode 18.^[4] He reprised the role of MC Pee Pants in Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters and in the PlayStation2 video game, Aqua Teen Hunger Force Zombie Ninja Pro-Am. He also had a role in Sealab 2021, as a writer and as the recurring character Hesh Hepplewhite, as well as the twins who play "Dolphin Boy", in a "behind-the-scenes" type episode.

He worked as a production assistant and writer for The Brak Show (including the episodes "Brakstreet" and "Shadows of Heat") and he voiced a character on the episode "Brakstreet". He was a contributing writer for Space Ghost: Coast to Coast with a cameo in the episode "Baffler Meal". He also voiced the character Ward Willoughby in the 2002 pilot for Welcome to Eltingville.

In October 2004, he announced his resignation from Cartoon Network to the public on his blog to focus on his recording career with his business partner John Fewell. He made his return to Adult Swim in the form of a red Gummi bear by the name of "Gummi" on the show Cheyenne Cinnamon and the Fantabulous Unicorn of Sugar Town Candy Fudge.^[5] He announced that he will be working on a new cartoon this upcoming summer called The mc chris Cartoon, and plans to work in conjunction with Titmouse Inc., the creators of Metalocalypse.^[6]

Relationship with nerdcore hip hop[link]

While Ward is one of the artists most closely associated with the genre of nerdcore hip hop, he has been hesitant to accept the nerdcore label for most of his career, preferring to describe his style as "mc chris music"^[7] as well as expressing concern over limiting himself to such narrow audience and subject matter on a number of occasions.^[8][9] He has lashed out at the media for focusing more on the nerdcore scene than his music, as well as the nerdcore community as a whole.^[10] Despite these issues, he has periodically apologized to those in the nerdcore community for the aforementioned conflicts^[11][12] and has appeared in news stories dealing with nerd culture and nerdcore.^[13]

Discography[link]

Studio Albums:

• Life's a Bitch and I'm Her Pimp (2001)
• Knowing Is Half the Hassle (2003)
• Eating's Not Cheating (2004)
• Dungeon Master of Ceremonies (2006)
• mc chris is dead (2008)
• mc chris Goes to Hell (2010)
• Marshmellow Playground (2011)
• Race Wars (September 2, 2011)
• mc chris 9 (announced for 2012) ^[14]

Compilation Albums:

• The New York University 8-Track Discography 10th Anniversary Edition (2007)
• apple tummy (2009)

EPs:

• Part Six Part One (2009)
• Part Six Part Two (2009)
• Part Six Part Three (2009)
• Untitled Short CD 1 (announced for 2012) ^[15]
• Untitled Short CD 2 (announced for 2012) ^[16]
• Untitled Short CD 3 (announced for 2012) ^[17]

References[link]

External links[link]

• Official site (Requires Flash plugin)
• Chris Ward at the Internet Movie Database
• TV.com entry for Chris Ward
• Slashdot Interview (original announcement found here)
• FilmForce Interview
• Interview From September 2005
• Interview from April 2008 on Deviant Nation