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Elektra
King
(Sophie Marceau) Experience Anna Karenina, Braveheart, La Boum 1 & 2. An
interesting choice for the role of Bond Girl Number 1, Sophia Marceau is
not yet a household name despite her career defining role as the love interest
in Mel Gibson's Braveheart, however, her sultry looks and perfect
complexion will ensure she goes down as one of the more desirable Bond
Girls. Elektra King, daughter of the late Sir Robert King, who was killed
in the MI6 explosion in the pre-titles sequence,
is continuing her father's work, which is constructing an oil pipeline
from the Caspian Sea, through Baku (a very important city for oil) and
on into Europe. The pipeline, which is tapping into one of the least exploited
oil reserves in the world, is due to be completed on schedule. However,
Elektra is being targeted by Renard,
and Bond must protect her from assassination attempts whilst she visits
some of the pipeline construction sites.
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Dr.
Christmas Jones
(Denise Richards) Experience
My
first reaction on hearing that Denise Richards had been cast in the role
of Christmas Jones was not a good one. Initially, people thought that she
was too young to convincingly play a Bond girl, but remember there have
actually been younger girls than her (Jane Seymour in Live And Let Die,
for example). Because such a sought after actress is playing this role,
it'll do wonders for the film's Box Office, especially with the teen audience.
Denise Richards, who is among the most sought after American actresses,
is arguably too young to play a Doctor of atomic physics, and credibility
may be strained somewhat.
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This
listing of Bond Girls for TWINE is by no means complete, so expect more
girls to be added as more climb aboard for the film. There are many smaller
roles in the film for gorgeous girls, such as Cecilia Thomsen as Professor
Bergstrom (below) in Tomorrow Never Dies.
![]() .. Other Bond Girls in The World Is Not Enough include Maria Grazia Cuccinotta as the mysterious "Cigar Girl" and Serena Scott-Thomas as "Dr Warmflash", not forgetting of course, Miss Moneypenny. |