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| - Baron Samedi is a spirit guide for the souls of the dead.
- He is fond of rum, tobacco, and cursing.
- Baron Samedi is a Trinidadian professional wrestler currently wrestling for the WNWA.
- thumb|right|200px|Baron Samedi, de Wayne “Dimitri” Fouquet No Haiti, Baron Samedi, Baron Samdi, Bawon Samedi, ou Bawon Sanmdi ("Barão Sábado") é o mais importante dos loás dos mortos, considerado seu pai espiritual. Costuma ser representado com cartola, smoking negro, óculos escuros e algodão nas narinas, assemelhando-se a um cadáver preparado para o velório ao estilo haitiano. Tem um rosto pintado de branco ou semelhante a uma caveira e fala com voz nasal. Sua esposa é Maman Brigitte.
- matinta rudá-saravá...Per me nobis cum mecum spiritum noctis...há,há, há... spiritum noctambulis atque bellua nix, nictumbiquae, hecatombea
- Baron Samedi was one of the Pagan Deities who met at the Elysian Fields Hotel to try to work out a way to stop the Apocalypse. He was then killed by Lucifer. Baron was the Haitian god (loa) of the dead.
- baron Samedi est le frère de haïtien il a le pouvoir de la peau intraversable c'est a dire une peau en fer 41.143.186.107 août 31, 2013 à 12:21 (UTC)
- Baron Samedi is a fictional character from the James Bond novel and film, Live and Let Die. In the novel, Baron Samedi is a voodoo figure with whom Mr. Big has chosen to identify himself with to inspire fear among his followers. In the film, he was a separate character and henchman to Mr. Big. In the film he was portrayed by the late actor Geoffrey Holder.
- Baron Samedi is The Haitian's older brother, we meet him after he chases Peter, Nathan and The Haitian through the forest in Haiti. The Haitian escapes, but Nathan and Peter are taken back to his village where he calls himself 'god' because of his power.
- Baron Samedi is a villain who appears only in the El-Saghira Temple bonus mission, but can also be used in multiplayer after the mission Cradle has been completed. He is at the temple to lure Bond into a trap, with unknown motives (possibly revenge). He has stolen Francisco Scaramanga's Golden Gun, and wants Bond to retrieve it. The weapon itself is in a booby-trapped room, with four turrets safeguarding it. In the El-Saghira Temple, he can be found with the Russian Military by his side.
- Le Baron Samedi est présenté comme un artiste qui danse pour les touristes. D'origine vaudou, c'est un sorcier maléfique qui est capable de jeter des sorts, de danser ou encore de faire de la magie. Bond l'observe brièvement alors que ce dernier donnait un spectacle. L'annonceur présente Samedi comme "immortel".
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