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Film Fatales:
Women in Espionage Films &
Television 1962-1973
by Tom Lisanti & Louis
Paul
Sean Connery began the sixties
spy boom playing James Bond in
Dr. No and From Russia
with Love. Their success
inspired every studio in
Hollywood and Europe to release
everything from serious
knockoffs to way out spoofs on
the genre featuring debonair
leading men, futuristic gadgets,
exotic locales, and some of the
world's most beautiful actresses
whose roles ranged from the
innocent caught up in a
nefarious plot to the femme
fatale.
Profiled herein are 107 dazzling
women, well known and unknown,
who had film and television
appearances in the spy genre.
The Bond girls, Flint girls,
Matt Helm girls plus the sexy
European babes romanced by OSS
117, Diabolik and Agent 077 are
included.
Pictured: Raquel Welch
(left) and Ursula Andress
(right)."
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From superstars Jacqueline Bisset (Casino
Royale), Doris Day (Caprice),
Raquel Welch (Fathom) and
Ann-Margret (Murderers' Row)
to European and Asian starlets
Erika Blanc (Mission Bloody
Mary & The Spy Kills
Silently), Tsai Chin (The
Face of Fu Manchu & You
Only Live Twice), Marisa
Mell (Secret Agent
Superdragon & Diabolik)
and Margaret Lee (Bang! Bang!
You're Dead & OSS 117
Murder for Sale); from
international sex goddesses
Ursula Andress (Dr. No),
Elke Sommer (Deadlier Than
the Male & The Wrecking
Crew), Luciana Paluzzi (Thunderball
& The Venetian Affair)
and Senta Berger (The Spy
with My Face & The
Ambushers) to American
beauties Eileen O'Neill (A
Man Called Dagger), Gloria
Hendry (Live and Let Die),
Jean Hale (In Like Flint)
and Lana Wood (Diamonds Are
Forever) and small screen
sweethearts Diana Rigg (The
Avengers), Stefanie Powers (The
Girl from U.N.C.L.E.),
Barbara Feldon (Get Smart)
and Barbara Bain (Mission:
Impossible).
Each profile includes a
filmography that lists the
actresses' more notable films.
Twenty-four profiles include the
actresses' recent candid
comments and anecdotes about
their films and television
shows, the people they worked
with, and their feelings about
acting in the spy genre.
A
complete list of all 107 Film
Fatales:
Beverly Adams, Ursula Andress,
Pier Angeli, Ann-Margret, Laura
Antonelli, Claudine Auger, Tina
Aumont, Barbara Bain, Alexandra
Bastedo, Senta Berger, Martine
Beswicke, Daniela Bianchi,
Jacqueline Bisset, Honor
Blackman, Erika Blanc, Dominque
Boschero, Barbara Bouchet,
Thordis Brandt, Anna Capri, Judy
Carne, Helene Chanel, Greta Chi,
Tsai Chin, Joan Collins, Yvonne
Craig, Doris Day, Lynda Day
George, Danielle De Metz, Mimi
Dillard, Karin Dor, Andrea Dromm,
Shirley Eaton, Rossella Falk,
Sharon Farrell, Barbara Feldon,
Anne Francis, Eunice Gayson,
Gila Golan, Shelby Grant, Alizia
Gur, Jean Hale, Mie Hama, Susan
Hart, Gloria Hendry, Sharyn
Hillyer, Jill Ireland, Karen
Jensen, Kathy Kersh, Sylva
Koscina, Nancy Kovack, Nancy
Kwan, Jocelyn Lane, Sue Ane
Langdon, Daliah Lavi, Margaret
Lee, Suzanna Leigh, Helga Line,
Sue Lloyd, Beba Loncar, Tina
Louise, Joanna Lumley, BarBara
Luna, Deanna Lund, Carol Lynley,
Arlene Martel, Marlyn Mason,
Lois Maxwell, Diane McBain,
Marisa Mell, Donna Michelle,
Mary Ann Mobley, Terry Moore,
Rosalba Neri, Rosemary Nicols,
France Nuyen, Eileen O'Neill,
Luciana Paluzzi, Trina Parks,
Joanna Pettet, Nyree Dawn
Porter, Stefanie Powers, Dorothy
Provine, Eva Renzi, Janine
Reynaud, Diana Rigg, Salli
Sachse, Jill St. John, Tura
Satana, Jane Seymour, Nancy
Sinatra, Sylvia Solar, Elke
Sommer, Stella Stevens, Yoko
Tani, Sharon Tate, Linda
Thorson, Maggie Thrett, Irene
Tsu, Sigrid Valdis, Monica Vitti,
Ira von Furstenberg, Lesley Ann
Warren, Raquel Welch, Lana Wood,
Celeste Yarnall and Francine
York.
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Sample
some of the Drive-in Dream
Girls, Fantasy Femmes
and Film Fatales'
candid, outspoken comments in
Starlets Talking Trash
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