60 Years Later, Bond Girls Halle Berry, Denise Richards, Ursula Andress, and More
Six decades of history have seen the James Bond movies introduce the world to many a gadget and villain, plus quite a few faces playing 007 himself. However, another major piece to this formula of success has always been the Bond Girl. Companions to Commander Bond on his adventures in espionage, it’s a role that’s still coveted to this day, and has been graced by so many talented actors along the way.
From Dr. No’s Ursula Andress to Léa Seydoux, the ladies that have made James Bond history are an eclectic group of talents. While we won’t be offering a complete rundown of the women who helped make 007 the man he is, we’d like to think this is a pretty fitting sample of some of the most notable. Please enjoy this list of some of the ladies who have made the Bond adventures all the more entertaining and exciting.
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Ursula Andress plays Honey Ryder in Dr. No 1962 (Image credit: Sunset Boulevard / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Ursula Andress attends Doppia Difesa Gala during the 12th Rome Film Fest in 2017 (Image credit: Daniele Venturelli / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Honor Blackman as Pussy Galore in Goldfinger 1964 (Image credit: Keystone-France / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Honor Blackman visits ‘The Name’s Bond’ exhibition in London, England 2015 (Image credit: David M. Benett / Contributor/ Getty Images)
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Trina Parks as Thumper in Diamonds Are Forever 1971 (Image credit: United Artists)
Trina Parks attends Spectre- The Black Women of Bond Tribute at California African American Museum 2015 Los Angeles, CA (Image credit: Jason LaVeris / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Jill St. John as Tiffany Case in Diamonds are Forever 1971 (Image credit: United Artists / Handout/ Getty Images)
Jill St. John attends Ninety Years of Gallaghers at Gallaghers Steakhouse New York City 2017 (Image credit: Patrick McMullan / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Jane Seymour as Solitaire in Live and Let Die 1973 (Image credit: Sunset Boulevard / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Jane Seymour attends the 61st Monte Carlo TV Festival closing ceremony 2022 (Image credit: Stephane Cardinale – Corbis / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Britt Eckland as Goodnight in The Man With The Golden Gun 1974 (Image credit: United Artists)
Britt Eckland attends the world premiere of No Time To Die 2021 London, England (Image credit: Mike Marsland / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Barbara Bach as Major Anya Amasova in The Spy Who Loved Me 1977 (Image credit: Bettmann / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Barbara Bach attends Abbey Road 50th anniversary party London, England 2019 (Image credit: Ricky Vigil M / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Maud Adams as Octopussy in Octopussy 1983 (Image credit: Hulton Deutsch / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Maud Adams attends the premiere Of And The Winner Isn’t in Hollywood, CA 2017 (Image credit: Albert L. Ortega / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Grace Jones as May Day in View to a Kill 1985 (Image credit: Chip HIRES / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Grace Jones attends the BFI London Film Festival closing night party for Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery 2022 (Image credit: David M. Benett / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Carey Lowell as Pam Bouvier in License to Kill 1989 (Image credit: Sunset Boulevard / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Carey Lowell attends the YES 20th Anniversary Gala Los Angeles, CA 2021 (Image credit: Matt Winkelmeyer / Staff)
Famke Janssen as Xenia Onatopp in GoldenEye 1995 (Image credit: Keith Hamshere / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Famke Janssen attends the Los Angeles special screening of Redeeming Love 2022 (Image credit: Amy Sussman / Staff/ Getty Images)
Izabella Scorupco as Natalya Simonova in GoldenEye 1995 (Image credit: Keith Hamshere / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Izabella Scorupco attends the photocall for Hidden in Cannes, France 2018 (Image credit: Arnold Jerocki / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Michelle Yeoh as Agent Wai Lin in Tomorrow Never Dies 1997 (Image credit: Keith Hamshere / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Michelle Yeoh attends the Los Angeles premiere of The School For Good And Evil 2022 (Image credit: Axelle/Bauer-Griffin / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Teri Hatcher as Paris Carver in Tomorrow Never Dies 1997 (Image credit: MGM)
Teri Hatcher attends opening night of POTUS on Broadway New York City 2022 (Image credit: Bruce Glikas / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Denise Richards as Dr. Christmas Jones in The World is Not Enough 1999 (Image credit: MGM)
Denise Richards attends day 3 of SiriusXM at Super Bowl LVI 2022 (Image credit: Anna Webber / Stringer/ Getty Images)
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Halle Berry at the 27th Annual Critics Choice Awards 2022 Los Angeles, CA (Image credit: Steve Granitz / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Eva Green as Vesper Lynd in Casino Royale 2006 (Image credit: Sony Pictures Entertainment)
Eva Green on the red carpet at the International Fantastic Film Festival of Catalonia 2022 (Image credit: Europa Press News / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Naomie Harris as Eve Moneypenny in Skyfall 2012 (Image credit: Sony)
Naomie Harris hosted a special screening of Blonde in London, England 2022 (Image credit: David M. Benett / Contributor/ Getty Images)
Lea Seydoux as Madeleine in Spectre 2015 (Image credit: Sony)
Lea Seydoux outside Louis Vuitton, during Paris Fashion Week 2022 (Image credit: Edward Berthelot / Contributor/ Getty Images)
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