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Honey Ryder played by Ursula Andress [voice of Nikki van der Zyl] Dr. No (1962)	Sylvia Trench played by Eunice Gayson [voice of Nikki van der Zyl] Dr. No (1962)	Miss Taro played by Zena Marshall Dr. No (1962)

Prof. Dent's Secretary played by Bettine Le Beau Dr. No (1962)	Tatiana Romanova played by Daniela Bianchi [voice of Barbara Jefford] From Russia With Love (1963)	Sylvia Trench played by Eunice Gayson [voice of Nikki van der Zyl] From Russia With Love (1963)

Masseuse played by Jan Williams From Russia With Love (1963)	Zora played by Martine Beswick From Russia With Love (1963)	Vida played by Aliza Gur From Russia With Love (1963)

Kerim's Girl played by Nadja Regin From Russia With Love (1963)	Pussy Galore played by Honor Blackman Goldfinger (1964)	Bonita played by Nadja Regin [voice of Nikki van der Zyl] Goldfinger (1964)

Jill Masterson played by Shirley Eaton [voice of Nikki van der Zyl] Goldfinger (1964)	Tilly Masterson played by Tania Mallet Goldfinger (1964)	Dink played by Margaret Nolan Goldfinger (1964) also ‘Golden Girl’ [main titles and posters]

Mlle. La Porte played by Maryse Guy Mitsouko Thunderball (1965)	Domino Derval played by Claudine Auger [voice of Nikki van der Zyl] Thunderball (1965)	Patricia Fearing played by Molly Peters Thunderball (1965)

Fiona Volpe played by Luciana Paluzzi Thunderball (1965)	Paula Catlin played by Martine Beswick Thunderball (1965)	Girl in ‘Kiss Kiss Club’ played by Diane Hartford Thunderball (1965) [uncredited] [Diane Hartford also appeared as ‘Card player’ in Casino Royale (2006)]

Kissy Suzuki played by Mie Hama [voice of Nikki van der Zyl] You Only Live Twice (1967)	Ling played by Tsai Chin You Only Live Twice (1967) [Tsai Chin also appeared as Madame Wu in Casino Royale (2006)]	Aki played by Akiko Wakabayashi You Only Live Twice (1967)

Helga Brandt played by Karin Dor You Only Live Twice (1967)	Comtesse Teresa di Vicenzo [Tracy] played by Diana Rigg On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)	Ruby Bartlett played by Angela Scoular On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969) [Angela Scoular also appeared as Buttercup in Casino Royale (1967)]

Nancy played by Catherine von Schell On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)	[Top row L-R] Israeli Girl (Helena Ronee), Australian Girl (Anoushka Hempel), Irish Girl (Jenny Hanley) [Middle row L-R] Scandinavian Girl (Julie Ege), Chinese Girl (Mona Chong), Indian Girl (Zara), James Bond (George Lazenby), German Girl (Ingrid Black), Jamaican Girl (Sylvanna Henriques) [Bottom] English Girl (Joanna Lumley) [not pictured American Girl (Dani Sheridan)] On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

Olympe played by Virginia North [voice of Nikki van der Zyl] On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)	Tiffany Case played by Jill St. John Diamonds Are Forever (1971)	Plenty O'Toole played by Lana Wood Diamonds Are Forever (1971)

Marie played by Denise Perrier [voice of Nikki van der Zyl] Diamonds Are Forever (1971)	Bambi played by Lola Larson (Mary Hiller) [credited to Donna Garrett] Diamonds Are Forever (1971)	Thumper played by Trina Parks Diamonds Are Forever (1971)

Miss Caruso played by Madeline Smith Live And Let Die (1973)	Solitaire played by Jane Seymour Live And Let Die (1973)	Rosie Carver [CIA double agent] played by Gloria Hendry Live And Let Die (1973)

Andrea Anders played by Maud Adams The Man With The Golden Gun (1974)	Mary Goodnight played by Britt Ekland The Man With The Golden Gun (1974)	Saida played by Carmen de Sautoy The Man With The Golden Gun (1974)

Chew Mee played by Francoise Therry [voice of Nikki van der Zyl] The Man With The Golden Gun (1974)	Lt. Hip's nieces Cha & Nara played by Joie Vejjajiva & Qiu Yuen The Man With The Golden Gun (1974)	Log Cabin Girl played by Sue Vanner The Spy Who Loved Me (1977)

Major Anya Amasova played by Barbara Bach The Spy Who Loved Me (1977)	Felicca played by Olga Bisera The Spy Who Loved Me (1977)	Naomi played by Caroline Munro The Spy Who Loved Me (1977)

Holly Goodhead played by Lois Chiles Moonraker (1979)	Cornine Dufour played by Corinne Clery Moonraker (1979)	Manuela played by Emily Bolton Moonraker (1979)

Museum Guide/Drax's Girl played by Anne Lönnberg Moonraker (1979)	Melina Havelock played by Carole Bouquet For Your Eyes Only (1981)	Bibi Dahl played by Lynn-Holly Johnson For Your Eyes Only (1981)

Countess Lisl von Schlaf played by Cassandra Harris For Your Eyes Only (1981)	Girl in Flower Shop played by Robbin Young For Your Eyes Only (1981)	Bianca played by Tina Hudson Octopussy (1983)

Octopussy played by Maud Adams Octopussy (1983)	Magda played by Kristina Wayborn Octopussy (1983)	Kimberley Jones played by Mary Stavin A View To A Kill (1985)

Stacey Sutton played by Tanya Roberts A View To A Kill (1985)	Whistling Girl played by Carole Ashby A View To A Kill (1985)	Pola Ivanova played by Fiona Fullerton A View To A Kill (1985)

May Day played by Grace Jones A View To A Kill (1985)	Linda played by Kell Tyler (Belle Avery) The Living Daylights (1987)	Kara Milovy played by Maryam d'Abo The Living Daylights (1987)

Pam Bouvier played by Carey Lowell Licence To Kill (1989)	Lupe Lamora played by Talisa Soto Licence To Kill (1989)	Caroline played by Serena Gordon GoldenEye (1995)

Irina played by Minnie Driver GoldenEye (1995)	Natalya Fyodorovna Simonova played by Izabella Scorupco GoldenEye (1995)	Xenia Onatopp played by Famke Janssen GoldenEye (1995)

Professor Inga Bergstrom played by Cecile Thomsen Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)	Paris Carver played by Teri Hatcher Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)	Wai Lin played by Michelle Yeoh Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)

Dr. Molly Warmflash played by Serena Scott Thomas The World Is Not Enough (1999)	Elektra King played by Sophie Marceau The World Is Not Enough (1999)	Dr. Christmas Jones played by Denise Richards The World Is Not Enough (1999)

Giacinta ‘Jinx’ Jordan played by Halle Berry Die Another Day (2002)	Miranda Frost [MI6 double agent] played by Rosamund Pike Die Another Day (2002)	Solange Dimitrios played by Caterina Murino Casino Royale (2006)

Vesper Lynd played by Eva Green Casino Royale (2006)	Camille Montes played by Olga Kurylenko Quantum of Solace (2008)	Bond's lover played by Tonia Sotiropoulou Skyfall (2012)

Sévérine played by Bérénice Lim Marlohe Skyfall (2012)	Madeleine Swann played by Léa Seydoux Spectre (2015) No Time To Die (2021)	Paloma played by Ana de Armas No Time To Die (2021)

Alternative interpretations from other James Bond films


Valerie Mathis* played by Linda Christian Casino Royale (1954) CBS-TV	Vesper Lynd played by Ursula Andress Casino Royale (1967)	Domino Petachi played by Kim Basinger Never Say Never Again (1983)

Patricia Fearing played by Prunella Gee Never Say Never Again (1983)	Fatima Blush** played by Barbara Carrera Never Say Never Again (1983)	Barbara Carrera posing at Kevin McClory's home in The Bahamas during the filming of Never Say Never Again (1983)

**Valerie Mathis was unique to the screenplay of Casino Royale (1954) as the composite character of Vesper Lynd and René Mathis, created by Ian Fleming for his 1953 debut novel.
**The character of Fatima Blush was created by Ian Fleming for his July 1959 screenplay James Bond of the Secret Service, and appears in no other drafts of the story written by Fleming, Kevin McClory or Jack Whittingham. During the 1963 High Court trial where Fleming was accused of plagiarism following the publication of his novel THUNDERBALL (1961), the character of Fatima Blush was specifically mentioned as being named by Kevin McClory in several newspaper reports on the proceedings. Prosecuting Counsel Mr. William Mars-Jones corrected this error in court on Friday November 22, 1963, following the reading of Ian Fleming's American friend and lawyer Ernest Cuneo's draft outline for the original script. It was Fleming who suggested amendments to this story including the appearance of Fatima Blush – a double agent under M's control, and the idea for the crime organisation SPECTRE (Special Executive for Counter-intelligence, Terrorism, Revenge, and Extortion) – composed of ex-members of SMERSH, the Gestapo, the Mafia, and the Black Tong of Peking (now Beijing – the capital of China). Following settlement of the court case, Kevin McClory was awarded the screen rights to THUNDERBALL, and immediately made plans to produce a film based on the ninth James Bond novel. Rather than have another rival James Bond film production threatening their success, Harry Saltzman & Albert R. Broccoli reluctantly went into partnership with Kevin McClory, who served as sole producer on Thunderball (1965). As part of the licensing agreement Kevin McClory was not permitted to exercise his rights to the THUNDERBALL property for 10 years, but as soon as the contractual exclusion between himself and EON Productions expired, McClory once again announced plans to make another film based on the story he had co-written with Ian Fleming and Jack Whittingham. The character of Fatima Blush (now a SPECTRE Agent) later appeared in the screenplays that ultimately reached the screen as Never Say Never Again in 1983. A similar character named Fiona Volpé (played by Luciana Paluzzi) appeared in Thunderball (1965), although there was no such equivalent in Ian Fleming's original 1961 novel.

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