HAKONE, Japan — In 1967, Mie Hama was Hollywood’s newest sex symbol. That year, the 23-year-old Japanese film star appeared alongside Sean Connery in the James Bond movie “You Only Live Twice,” playing 007’s bikini-clad bride, Kissy Suzuki. She was also featured in Playboy, which proclaimed her “the Brigitte Bardot of Japan.”
Annette Andre (born 1939) as Jeannie Hopkirk in Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) (UK TV 1969-1970), widow of the ghost of the title.
Jocelyn Lane: born 1937 in Vienna, brought up in New York, modeled in British pin-up mags as ‘Jackie Lane’, in Hollywood from 1964 as Jocelyn Lane ~ more on Beach Party Movies WordPress and Tumblr.
Anna Maria Ferrero, italian actress, born Anna-Maria Guerra in Rome 1934.
Claudine Auger (born 1941): Miss France 1958, on screen from 1960 until 1997, including the James Bond film “Thunderball” (1965) as Dominique ‘Domino’ Derval | 24 Femmes Per Second: nouveaux postes de belles femmes chaque semaine; weekly posts of beautiful women; posti settimanali di belle donne; wöchentliche Beiträge der schönen Frauen; vecko inlägg av vackra kvinnor
Shirley Anne Field: British actress, born Shirley Broomfield in 1936, on screen since 1955.
10 November 1966 Paris. A French movie actress accidentally backed her car into the Seine and drowned today during the filming of a spy movie. As she got ready for the scene, she remarked to her costar, “I can’t swim.” Those were her last words. The actress, Patricia Viterbo, 23, backed her car into the river near the Eiffel Tower during shooting of the Pierre Zimmer film, “Le Judoka Agent Secret” (judo expert, secret agent). Co-star Henri Garcin, 38, was in the sports car with her and managed to escape. He was hospitalized but his condition was described as not serious. Miss Viterbo was seen frantically trying to open the car door. Divers reached the car and pulled her free. Mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and heart massage failed. Miss Viterbo, a tall, striking blonde and a former Dior fashion model, had played in a score of films. Garcin, interviewed at the hospital, said the accident was “entirely a mistake.” The scene was to have been that of two lovers taking an uneventful drive along the Seine.
Stefania Sandrelli: Italian actress born 1946, discovered in the Miss Tuscany beauty pageant, film debut in Divorce Italian Style (1961) at fifteen years of age playing Marcello Mastroianni’s love interest, then revived her career in Tinto Brass 1980s sexploitation movies beginning with The Key (1983).
Agnès Laurent: born Josette Chouleur, 28 January 1936, Lyon France. On screen 1956 – 1961. Photo by Laurence Ridley.
Barbara Bouchet: the only good thing in the disastrously unfunny James Bond-spoof Casino Royale (1967).
