General Chang Played by: Philip Kwok General Chang's involvement in Carver's scheme can be summed up by a quote: Elliot Carver: The general will be too late to stop the Chinese Air Force form sinking the Royal fleet. He will then negotiate a truce, and emerge as a world leader with the Nobel Peace Prize! Wai Lin: And what do you get in return? Eliot Carver: Just exclusive broadcasting rights in China for the next 100 years.

General Chang is a fictional character in the James Bond film Tomorrow Never Dies , portrayed by Philip Kwok.

Chang is a corrupt and arrogant Chinese general, who aspires to control his entire country. To that end, he teams up with Elliot Carver, with Carver starting World War III between Britain and China, until Chang "miraculously" quells the fighting. Chang would be made dictator of China and be awarded the Nobel Prize for his efforts, and in exchange Carver would receive exclusive broadcasting rights in China. Chang is mentioned frequently in the film, but is only seen once in a minor nonspeaking role: in Carver's HQ in Saigon, thus confirming Lin's suspicions that he's working with Carver.

Mr. Stamper is a villain in the James Bond film Tomorrow Never Dies. .... Chang would be made dictator of China and be awarded the Nobel Prize for his efforts...

The Nobel Prize
James Bond film Thunderball 1965 with  Nobel Prize named by Largo when they are dealing the money.

When they move in with the Claskys for the summer, ... Several British agents have been murdered and James Bond is sent to ... breakthrough that will eventually earn him the Nobel Prize. .... THUNDERBALL 1965.

Gardners första Bond bok som han gjorde var "Licence Renewed" 1982. John gjorde allt som allt 16 böcker om 007. Men 1995 så gjorde han en bok av manuset till GoldenEye. 
James Bond författaren John Gardner avled den 3 augusti 2007 i hjärtattack.

  Gardner's first Bond book as he did was "Licence Renewed" in 1982. John did all 16 books on 007. But in 1995 he made a book of the GoldenEye script.
  James Bond author John Gardner died on August 3, 2007 in a heart attack.