Counting the bond girls over the years, Eva Green is the most heart-wrenching, and Anna de Armas is cute and makes Bond love the most and hurt the most! 007: Casino Royale Eva Green and Bond are both revenge fallen men! "007: Quantum of Solitaire" Is a funny partner between Olga Coryranko and Bond! "007: Skyfall" Naomi Harris has a deep villain in his strength! 007: Ghost Party, Leia Saidu

In more than half a century of 007 movies, women have gradually evolved from the early materialized Bond girls to important roles that can keep pace with Bond.

Whether it is the rich depiction of complex characters by human nature, the strong and independent Avengers, the best companions with humor and wit, or the teammates of the gods who assist in force, they are not only beautiful and dispensable vases, but the key to leaving various influence marks on Bond's life.

Who almost didn't play 007? Whose characters may have a spin-off? Is it possible that a female version of Bond could occur? This article takes you through the behind-the-scenes stories of the goddesses.

Vespa: "If I knew [your account password], I would have pressed it."

Bond: "V-e-s-p-e-r."

Not only Bond's bank account password, but Also Vespamartini, who bears her name, but also Bond's secret release of the wine recipe on the game of 007: Casino Royale (2006), because she is the beloved who made Bond remove his armor.

Therefore, the secrets hidden behind her mysterious face that revealed her true feelings but had an unsightly face, and the choice to leave forever, left indelible scars in Bond's heart. All of this is interpreted by Eva Green in multiple layers, making the audience love and hate her like Bond.

She is not only often ranked in the top three of the "Most Popular Bang Girls" list. Even Leia Saidu, who later joined the 007 series, said that she was her favorite Bang girl in the 007 movies she had ever seen, because she portrayed the most complex human nature.

But Vespa's initial favourites were other heavyweight actors, including Angelina Jolie, Charlize Theron and Audrey Tato. And she received an audition offer when the script was still a mystery, and once refused for fear that the Bang Girl was a stereotypical vase.

It wasn't until nine months later that the script came out and it was discovered that Vespa was a character with a lot of story, both strong and with hidden pains, which greatly interested her, and finally decided to be performed by her. Coupled with the fact that she added many subtle human and emotional changes to the role, the love of Bond's life is not only a sexy beauty with seductive electricity in her eyes, but also a three-dimensional and full-bodied influencer, winning the British Academy Award for Best Newcomer.

Camille: "Do you think they can sleep now?"

Bond: "Dead people shouldn't worry about revenge."

By 007: Quantum of Solace (2008), there are two main lines, one is to stop the conspiracy of environmental hypocrites, and the other is to deal with bond and Olga Coryranko's love affair that both want to avenge their beloved, and as Olga Coryranko said: fortunately, their characters are not arranged to fall in love.

She and Gayle Gadot were rumored to be the final candidates for the audition, and she won the role by showing great confidence. To this end, for the first time to participate in such a large-scale action movie, she began a three-week non-stop martial arts training from morning to night.

After this trip, she was most proud to overcome her fear of performing stunts, which led her to appear in more and more action movies. Although she lost to Gail Gadot in the audition for the role of Wonder Woman, her surprise appearance can still be seen in Black Widow (2021).

Camille, played by her, is as strong and independent as Bond, who takes the hardcore and ruthless route. However, thinking back to the thrilling process of filming "007: Quantum of Solace" still makes her heart palpitate, which makes her feel that the closest moment to death is a spaceship chase.

When she realized that another ship was crashing into the ship she and Bond were driving, her first thought was, "Today will be my death." But it was also this fear that came from the bottom of her heart that made her cautiously deal with this dangerous action scene, and through the screen, she exuded a real tension.

Qian Banni: "I was transferred to temporarily suspend my field work because of the manslaughter 007."

Bond: "Do me a favor, if the bureau transfers you back to the field, warn me beforehand."

Bond: "In your defense, moving targets are much harder to shoot."

Qian Banni: "Then you'd better not stop."

After "007: Quantum of Solace" unties the knot of the lost beloved, Bond in "007: The Great Curtain Killing Machine" (2012) and the enemy are wrestling on the train, almost died of his partner Qian Banni's shooting instructions under the embarrassment of Mrs. M, and he can also play with ease, knowing that Bond, who has laid down his heart, can also restore his previous sense of humor. And when she met Qian Banni, played by Naomi Harris, she interpreted the character's wit and cheerfulness to make the audience look refreshed.

In her ambiguous relationship with Bond, whose friendship is not yet complete, there is a scene where she can shave Bond with a razor. Trained by a hairdresser, she had to take a balloon smeared with shaving bubbles and cut it. As long as it is not picked, the balloon will break. After all, as she said in the play: Bond is going to give her life again. I didn't practice well.

And watching Qian Banni's role from the secretary in the early 007 movie, with the times to become a field worker on a mission with Bond. In 2019, "Moonlight Boy" director Barry Jenkins proposed to make a spin-off movie featuring Qian Banni. While the producers seem to be interested so far, Naomi Harris is optimistic: "At least the conversation has begun, and we will continue to work hard."

Madeleine: "Why do you want to be a professional assassin?"

Bond: "I'm not sure I have a choice."

Madeleine: "I think you're wrong, we always have a choice."

Leia Saidu played Madeleine, a psychologist who chose to hide in a private practice in 007: Ghost Party (2015), whose father was Mr. White, a member of the villain group who appeared in 007: Casino Royale.

Forced to get involved in these disputes because of her original family, she learned to protect herself and take the choice to herself. Maybe she doesn't have Camille's fierceness to fight enemies alone, and she doesn't have the correctional hand of Qian Banni's mission, but she has a strong heart, and the mysterious past that is not finished to be continued, such as "007: No Time to Die".

Seeing the beauty of Leia Saidu's gorgeous appearance in the film, providing god rescue in the critical moment of Bond's war with the enemy, and the spark with Bond, it fully shows the two sides of Madeleine's strength and affection. However, she blew herself up and was easily nervous and shy in private, like stealing a few sips of beer before the audition, but she was so nervous that she forgot her lines; she was like a shy little girl when waiting for the play, and as soon as she got on the scene, she immediately transformed into a powerful Madeleine.

As the first bang girl in the history of film to be the heroine of 007 twice, she shared with fans her feelings after watching "007: No Time to Die", saying that this episode is full of a lot of emotions, she is obviously a member of the performance, and she will even see crying.

The final chapter, "007: No Time to Die" (2021), in addition to the key character Madeleine, who strings together the two plots, also joins two god teammates with high martial arts. Anna de Armas plays Paloma, the CIA agent who assists Bond, don't look at her like a thick leaf, heavy dish, but in actual combat, bund doubts that she really only has three weeks of training? Whether it is shooting and shooting or kicking the enemy, it subverts the usual cute appearance, kills the whole scene, and is full of charm.

Rushner Lynch, a new agent who joined Bond under the 007 code name after bond's retirement, described Nomi as highly skilled and a bit of a stinky fart, for which she received real military training, showing an undeservedly sharp hand, but she was caught up in the gender controversy of Bond's role.

Some netizens attacked her on the Internet, saying: "If another black actress played this role, she would suffer the same situation." I can only remind myself that the conversation is happening, and I am only part of this change."

In the future, as Judy Dench broke the convention of male interpretation of Bond Chief M in GoldenEye (1995), there are different races and genders of Bond. Or perpetuate history so that Bond retains the setting in the original book and creates other equally wonderful female and other racially good characters.

I believe that as long as there is a good story, fans will see the explosion. After watching the daniel Craig version of the wonderful 007 series, let's look forward to the seventh generation of Bond that will carry out the next era!