From Ana de Armas to Halle Berry - the most memorable ‘Bond Girls’

Cuban-born Actress Ana de Armas will join Daniel Craig in the new film, No Time To Die. She will play the role of the new mysterious Bond girl, Paloma.

French actress Léa Seydoux played the character of Dr. Madeleine Swann who is a psychologist and the daughter of Mr. White, the senior manager of Specter and Quantum. After being a Bond girl in Spectre in 2015, she nows returns in the 2021 in the film, No Time to Die, joining Daniel Craig and Ana de Armas.

The gorgeous French actress, Bérénice Lim Marlohe, played the anti-heroine, Sévérine, in the movie Skyfall. This was the 23rd and the highest grossing James Bond/007 film. It also won two Oscars and was nominated for multiple Academy Awards.

In the 2015, James Bond film, Spectre, Monica Bellucci played the role of Lucia Sciarra, the widow of Marco Sciarra, a high-ranking SPECTER agent. The death of her husband, brings Daniel Craig to Rome to attend his funeral.

In the movie Quantum of Solace, Gemma Arterton plays the role of Agent Fields who in the film is working at the British Consulate in Bolivia. Released in 2008, this was the 22nd film in the iconic spy series.

Also in the movie, Quantum of Solace, Olga Kurylenko, a Ukrainian-French actress and model played the role of another Bond girl, Camille Montes. She was also a spy who worked for the Bolivian secret service and the was the daughter of Bolivian military junta leader by the name of Ernesto Montes.

In the 21st 007 movie, Casino Royale, the beautiful French actress and model, Eva Green, joined the cast. She played the character of Vesper Lynd, who was a treasure liaison officer who was a love interest of James Bond.

On the 20th film, Die Another Day, released in 2002, the beloved American actress, Halle Berry became the Bond girl on the arms of Pierce Brosnan. She portrayed the role of Giacinta “Jinx.” Her character Jinx was introduced in the film in the same style of Honey Ryder, rising out of the sea in a bikini.

Acting alongside Pierce Brosnan and Halle Berry, British actress Rosamund Pike played the role of Miranda Frost in the film Die Another Day. Her character Miranda Frost is an MI6 agent.

Some fun fact: According to an article in Marie Claire, she refused to strip for her James Bond audition.

American actress and former fashion model Denise Richards, played Dr. Christmas Jones in The World Is Not Enough, the nineteenth film in the James Bond series. Her character Christmas Jones was a nuclear physicist who worked disabling nuclear weapons during the Soviet Union era.

Early in her career, Malaysian-born actress Michelle Yeoh known for her roles in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and Star Trek: Discovery starred in the 1997 James Bond film Tomorrow Never Dies. She played a Red Chinese agent by the name of Wai Lin. In the film, she ends up partnering with James Bond to accomplish their mutual mission.

Actress Teri Hatcher acted along side the Irish 007 actor, Pierce Brosnan in the role of Paris Carver in the James Bond film ‘Tomorrow Never Dies’ 1997.

Swedish actress Maud Adams played two different Bond girls, one in movie The Man with the Golden Gun (1974) and as the then as the main character in Octopussy (1983)

Barbara Bach poses with James Bond actor, Roger Moore on the set of the 1977 spy 007 film, The Spy Who Loved Me’

Swedish actress and singer Britt Ekland joined actor Roger Moore in the film“The Man With The Golden Gun”. She played Mary Goodnight, Bond‘s assistant.

Actress Trina Parks on the set of the James Bond film ‘Diamonds Are Forever’ with leading man (a.k.a James Bond) played by Scottish actor Sean Connery. Trina Parks was the first African American woman to be casted in a James Bond film.

Lana Wood played the role of Plenty O‘Toole in the 1971 James Bond film, “Diamonds Are Forever” starting Sean Connery. Here they both are on a gambling on a scene from the movie.

In the 60s, the beautiful Swiss actress, Ursula Andress, played the role of Honey Ryder in the first James Bond film, Dr. No. Here she is posing with James Bond actor, Sean Connery.