Tampering with Food and Drink: Difference between revisions

* In ''[[The Assassination Bureau]]'', Eleanora first poisons {{spoiler|her husband Cesare, the Italian assassin}}, then prepares drinks for herself and Dragomiloff, slipping poison in his drink. Dragomiloff spins the table until it stops, picks up the goblet in front of him, drinks down the contents, and falls to the floor. {{spoiler|Of course, he was faking it.}}

* Jyugon starts his transformation process to a vampire in ''[[Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl]]'' when he eats a chocolate which has been infused with Monami's blood.

* In the new ''[[Casino Royale]]'', James Bond gets an absolutely fatal dose of digitalis in his drink. It's subverted with the defibrillator/first aid kit in his car, and ''that'' in turn is subverted when he doesn't have it connected properly! Vesper Lynd's arrival was just dumb luck.

* Double Subverted in ''[[Wild Things]]''. When he and {{spoiler|Suzie}} are on the sailboat at the end, {{spoiler|Sam Lombardo}} is [[Genre Savvy]] enough to expect the drink to be poisoned, but is dissuaded when {{spoiler|Suzie}} assures him that she would be an idiot to try something like that, since she can't pilot the boat, and they're all out in the middle of nowhere. It is in fact poisoned, and {{spoiler|Suzie}} is perfectly capable of piloting it by herself. Still, this is not what kills {{spoiler|Lombardo}} - {{spoiler|Suzie}} then releases one of the booms to knock him into the water to drown.