Number Four

A designation absent from the film's established hierarchy.

The narrative details explicitly identify specific numbered roles: Number Two (Robert Wagner), Scott Evil's new subordinate, and Number Three (Fred Savage), who serves as a British Intelligence mole. While Dr. Evil maintains a hierarchy involving Mini-Me, Frau Farbissina, and various henchmen, the text never establishes or references a 'Number Four.' Consequently, any information regarding this character is strictly unsupported by the source.

Lore & Background

Dr. Evil's inner circle with precision: Number Two acts as his business-savvy henchman with an eyepatch, while Mini-Me serves as his dwarf clone. The plot introduces a new character named Number Three (played by Fred Savage), revealed to be a mole for British Intelligence who informs Austin about the villain's new lair near Tokyo. Dr. Evil's interactions with Scott Evil, his son, and his preference for him over Mini-Me, but it never lists or describes a 'Number Four.' The only numbered individuals confirmed are One (implied by the sequence), Two, Three, and the titular Goldmember (who is not numbered in this context).

Reader's Guide

Number Two (Robert Wagner) is the long-standing business manager who often suffers silent frustration, while Number Three (Fred Savage) appears specifically as a traitorous mole working for British Intelligence. Any attempt to define this character using external knowledge contradicts the strict constraint that only source-provided facts are valid.