Girls of bond playboy

Source: IMPawards. Spy movies are great fun, dashing leading men are a plus, but many would say the charm of the series can be summed up in two words: Bond Girls. The tradition only continued through the late '60s and the s as well. Who are your favorite Bond Girls? Which are the ones you grew up admiring? Here's a look at the legendary beauties who made James bond's job to treacherous and yet so rewarding as well.

From sweet and innocent to homicidal, from incompetent dimwit to martial arts dynamo. So stupid she's coming in at the rock bottom of this list. As Goodnight tries to help Bond stop the big boom, she makes things worse. Despite being a spy herself, her race is the only skill or personality trait the script gives Kissy. His script certainly celebrates how those wonderful Japanese women submit to their men, unlike pushy Western broads. At least she doesn't do anything as creepy as in the Fleming novel, where she convinces an amnesiac Bond he really is her husband. Like several characters in this list, Goodhead starts out as a possible adversary, but after a couple of encounters, she turns out to be an ally.

Fans of James Bond can let out a giant sigh of relief because production on the twenty-third film is underway. Thus far we know that Daniel Craig and Judi Dench will be reprising their roles. It also appears that Javier Bardem will be the villain in the upcoming release. Thus far there are rumors of Rachel Weisz and Kim Kardashian in the coveted role.

First of all, Bond's girls are stylish, elegant beauties who know how to effectively apply themselves. They don't focus attention on their appearance and behave naturally. For women who become a part of the life of the unique super agent, delighted looks are the habitual phenomenon. James Bond's girls are harmonious, when they are in the center of general admiration.