The document lists the top 10 Bond girls from James Bond films. It provides a brief description of each Bond girl, including their name, the film they appeared in, and key details about their role and character. The top Bond girl is Pussy Galore, played by Honor Blackman in Goldfinger, known for her interesting name and ability to fly planes and fight while also seducing Bond.

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2. 10. Severine (Berenice Marlohe)
Skyfall (2012)
Bérénice shares 'Bond girl' billing
alongside Naomie Harris in Daniel
Craig's Skyfall, latest Bond outing.
They join Bond on the trail of
Raoul Silva's, the villain played by
Javier Bardem. Bérénice's role is
both glamorous and enigmatic,
the essential ingredients of a true
Bond girl. We hope, Berenice will
be included in the top Bond girls
list in times to come.
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3. 9. Solitaire (Jane Seymour)
Live and Let Die (1973)
Jane Seymour plays the role of
quite funnily named Bond Girl,
"Solitaire" in Live And Let Die. She
is endowed with the gift of reading
Tarot cards. However, her powers
will vanish when she sleeps with a
man. Solitaire is a naive girl
working for crime-lord Kananga,
who is seduced by James Bond.
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4. 8. Tracy di Vicenzo (Diana Rigg)
On Her Majesty’s Secret Service (1969)
Rigg replaced Honor Blackman on
TV's 'The Avengers', where she
became renowned as the toughest
of dames as Emma Peel. However, in
the movie, 'On Her Majesty’s Secret
Service' opposite George Lazenby,
she was portrayed as a lovelorn
Mafia heiress, and probably gave
the series' most heartfelt and least
comic performance as a Bond girl.
She was also the only woman you
could imagine James Bond settling
down with, which he did leading to
her tragic death.
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5. 7. Fiona Volpe (Luciana Paluzzi)
Thunderball (1965)
Fiona Volpe was a bad Bond girl,
working as an assassin for SPECTRE
in Thunderball (1965). Unlike many
other Bond girls, she was not a weak
bimbo who falls easily for James
Bond's charms and boasts of this
fact. She is a tough, independent,
intelligent and cold-blooded woman
who knows how to use her sexuality
to get what she wants. She also has
the usual ‘sexy chick’ quotient, who
wears motorbike leather, riding a
deadly rocket loaded bike! In a role
reversal of sorts, she picks up Bond
in her convertible and scares him
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with speed.

6. 6. Xenia Onatopp (Famke Janssen)
GoldenEye (1995)
Xenia Onatopp was another of those
Bond girls, who had an intriguing,
evocative name. With her looks and
body, she was the ultimate object of
desire of guys: a woman who uses
sex as a weapon and can't get
enough of it. Xenia is supposedly the
first Bond girl seen having an
orgasm in the movies, and she also
managed to revive Bond's leading
ladies to some extent after a few
years in wilderness.
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7. 5. Vesper Lynd (Eva Green)
Casino Royale (2006)
Vesper Lynd, the first Bond girl from
Fleming's novels, was one of his
stronger female characters. French
actress Eva Green was chosen to
play Vesper in this series re-boot
film. Witty and enigmatic, Eva was
an ethereal beauty, the kind usually
not associated with the role. She fit
the role perfectly, bringing together
some of the distinct traits of other
memorable Bond girls.
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8. 4. Honey Ryder (Ursula Andress)
Dr. No (1962)
Ursula Andress playing Honey Ryder
stepped out of the sea in a white
bikini and got etched in our
memories forever as the iconic Bond
Girl and immediately set the tone
for every sexy-strong Bond girl who
followed and led a generation of
men to dream about them.
Emerging from the beach with a
hunting knife and sea shells, until
the climax with Bond and drifting off
into the sea, Ursula Andress as
Honey did justice to the character.
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9. 3. Melina Havelock (Carole Bouquet)
For Your Eyes Only (1981)
Director John Glen brought in Carole
Bouquet in For Your Eyes Only
(1981) when he decided to give a
serious twist to Bond. She played
the role of Melina Havelock, who
witnesses the brutal murder of her
parents by a hitman, whom she later
kills. Not happy with his death alone,
she goes after the man who ordered
the hit. Melina was a very strong
character, and more integral to the
story than most Bond girls. Most
importantly, she was played by a
competent actress who gave some
drama and life to the film.
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10. 2. Anya Amasova (Barbara Bach)
The Spy Who Loved Me (1977)
Amasova was one of the early Bond
girls, who could match with Bond
and was probably, the Bond-girl
response to women's liberation.
Anya vows to kill Bond, after the
mission is over, when she finds out,
that Bond killed her boyfriend.
However, she later develops feelings
for Bond, was an intriguing
character, and really helps to make
the film.
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11. 1. Pussy Galore (Honor Blackman)
Goldfinger (1964)
Possibly, having the most interesting
name among Bond girls, Honor
Blackman could do no wrong with
her witty banter and the subtle
humour in Goldfinger which makes
her one of the most memorable and
representative of early Bond girls.
She was a gorgeous gal who could
fly a plane and kick butt with equal
alacrity as well as get intimate with
Bond.
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