Jean-Joseph Danger Le Chiffre, who was born Patrick Joseph Sandoval, allegedly hatched the plan with his mom, police testified in court on Friday. Former Breaking News Intern Last summer, former ...

Jean-Joseph Danger Le Chiffre beat his 83-year-old father to death after learning he had been cut out of will, authorities say A Colorado Springs man legally changed his name to match the James ...

As revealed at Summer Game Fest, in Los Angeles, Mikkelsen will appear as Le Chiffre once again in the game HITMAN World of Assassination.The announcement was revealed with a new trailer by IO ...

Le Chiffre pleaded not guilty in court on Friday, during a hearing which unveiled strange details about the case. During the half-day long hearing, detectives outlined their case against Le Chiffre ...

Le Chiffre — who changed his name from Patrick Joseph Sandoval partially as an ode to the James Bond villain from “Casino Royale” — was found guilty Friday on all charges, including first ...

Le Chiffre is a banker for terrorist organizations around the globe, and suffers from a disease that causes him to bleed from his eye. He also uses an inhaler. Le Chiffre is introduced to Ugandan ...

Actor Mads Mikkelsen is reprising his role as James Bond “Casino Royale” villain Le Chiffre in a new collaboration between IO Interactive’s “Hitman” video game and the studio’s ...

The Le Chiffre Elusive Target Assassination is featured in the Banker DLC in Hitman World of Assassination.Unveiled at the Summer Games Fest, the mission allows players to assassinate Le Chiffre ...

Casino Royale’s infamous banker, Le Chiffre, has made it to the Hitman: World of Assassination. He is a notorious figure from the Bond universe who is the latest profile target of Agent 47.

Within the game, Le Chiffre, as played by Mikkelsen, will also be known as "The Banker." This crossover suggests that IO Interactive is going deep on its James Bond connections.