Train Change

The number of the train was changed to 715-5264
in reference to the Nintendo 64 console for which
the game was developed. The train in the film is
numbered 715-5623 and its TWO carriages are
742-5660 and 745-2516. However, the train in
the game has (Double-O) SEVEN carriages with
only (Double-O) SIX of these being accessible.

From Bond To Blonde

This image of Bond villain Mr. Stamper from Tomorrow Never Dies
became the basis for Skedar agent Mr. Blonde in GoldenEye 007's
spiritual sequel Perfect Dark.

Bonus: Daniel Carrington face texture.
And no, it wasn't based on the late
Robin Williams.

UPDATE: Bjonus points if you got it.
Yes, that's right folks! It's actually loosely
modeled on James Robertson Justice in
character as Sir Lancelot Spratt from 1963's
Doctor In Distress. Phwoar!