Spot the Not #4 - the real people who were the inspiration for James Bond

Below is a list of biographies. All of them are real except one I made up. Can you Spot the Not?

1. The MI6 head of station in Paris, he would regularly dine at Maxim's; he drove an armour-plated Rolls-Royce and dressed in handmade suits and Cartier cufflinks. He was a bon viveur who enjoyed attractive women and fast cars.

2. He spent much of the Second World War behind enemy lines in Yugoslavia. He survived assassination attempts and single-handedly blew up an Italian ship.

3. He became a fighter pilot in WWI by cheating on an eye exam. An expert card player, he made a fortune in Monte Carlo in the 1930s. During WW2, he used his own yacht to rescue British soldiers who were trapped at Dunkirk.

4. He ran away from his wealthy family at an early age to go to Canada where he worked as a trapper and professional boxer. At the outbreak of war, he worked in then-neutral Bucharest where he killed two German agents who were trying to assassinate him.

5. He was a distinguished British Secret Intelligence Officer, decorated army officer, skier, mountaineer, linguist, traveler and artist. He was also a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. His MI6 code name was C.

6. He was a British field agent. His missions for the SOE involved him parachuting multiple times in enemy occupied France, having dinner with Nazis, the use of disguises, being captured and interrogated by the Gestapo before escaping, shooting an enemy agent, as well as having relationships with different women.