Why did Le Chiffre need the password from Bond?
If Vesper Lynd was working with Le Chiffre in Casino Royale, why did he have to force Bond for the password when she could have stolen the money and given it to Le Chiffre anyway?
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Vesper is not working with Le Chiffre, though they are working for the same employer. Le Chiffre is in deep with Quantum following the loss of the warlord's money and needs the winnings to cover his debts. Vesper is there to sabotage Bond's chances, because Quantum has leverage over her. She has no loyalty to Le Chiffre, as seen by the second deal she cuts, to save Bond while he is being tortured. Mr. White of Quantum intervenes and eliminates Le Chiffre because the money is Quantum's goal, regardless of how they get it. Le Chiffre is expendable to them.
It's also important to note that Vesper does not have the password at the time of the torture, Bond reveals the password (her name) later, while he is recovering.
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What was the significance of the password in Casino Royale?
After defeating Le Chiffre in a high-stakes poker match, Bond was left with millions of pounds. When he first entered the Casino Royale, he was encouraged to create a numerical password that only he would remember. Later in the film he reveals this password to Vesper, explaining that it was actually her name all along.Why does Bond need Le Chiffre?
Bond wins a cool $120 million and all is well in the world. For a little while at least. The whole reason for the game is so that Le Chiffre can pay off terrorist groups who want his head.What was the password James Bond used in Casino Royale?
When Bond enters his password in the casino, he enters 836547. He later gives the password as VESPER, which on an alpha-numeric keypad would be 837737.What did James Bond put in Le Chiffre inhaler?
He suffers from haemolacria, which causes him to weep blood out of his left eye, and uses a platinum-plated benzedrine inhaler.CASINO ROYALE | “I’ve got a little itch down there, would you mind?”
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