1. Carole Bouquet, "Melina Havelock," For Your Eyes Only (1981)There's nothing quite like a French assassin with hair like that... and am I mistaken or are her eyes green? All that, plus Ms. Bouquet had already been in Luis Bunuel's That Obscure Object of Desire (1977), making her smart and gorgeous at the same time.
2. Halle Berry, "Giacinta 'Jinx' Johnson," Die Another Day (2002)The costume designer who matched up Berry with an orange bathing suit gets some credit too, but her entrance in this movie pays homage to, and beats out, Ms. Andress in Dr. No.
3. Honor Blackman, "Pussy Galore," Goldfinger (1964)"I must be dreaming!"
4. Lois Chiles, "Dr. Holly Goodhead," Moonraker (1979)Bond: "Where did you learn to fight like that? NASA?" Chiles: "No... Vassar."
5. Britt Ekland, "Mary Goodnight," The Man with the Golden Gun (1975)Good night and sweet dreams...
6. Ursula Andress, "Honey Ryder," Dr. No (1962)One of the great screen entrances of all time, simply emerging, wet and in a bikini, from the ocean...
7. Diana Rigg, "Teresa di Vicenzo," On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)Just by virtue of the fact that she was Emma Peel on "The Avengers" (1961-1969) and because she's so cool.
8. Michelle Yeoh, "Wai Lin," Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)One of the baddest, toughest chicks in Bond history, an honest-to-goodness martial artist that could have easily kicked anyone's behind. She's down this far on the list because the movie downplayed her skills.
9. Denise Richards, "Dr. Christmas Jones," The World Is Not Enough (1999)OK... here's where it gets guilty. Christmas Jones had perhaps the worst name of any Bond girl, it was difficult to believe that she was a doctor, and in the end, she needed rescuing. But none of that matters because she's just so darn smokin' hot! (This is my list, and not yours.)Any thoughts?
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