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A missile crisis over Cuba, averted by JFK, and another atomic incident averted by Bond -- and Honey Ryder -- who emerged into our consciousness like Venus arising, borne on ocean shell.
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A missile crisis over Cuba, averted by JFK, and another atomic incident averted by Bond -- and Honey Ryder -- who emerged into our consciousness like Venus arising, borne on ocean shell.
Michael Vlahos: James Bond, We Hardly Knew Ye Michael Vlahos 2010
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At least one ‘Bond girl’ is particularly striking – a woman with an adventurous nature, cunning attributes, strong potential for romantic entanglement with Bond, and a sense of self-assurance, whose name – Pussy Galore, Honey Ryder, or Holly Goodhead, for example – is as provocative as the character she portrays.
Gentlemen May Prefer Blondes, But James Bond Prefers Brunettes | Impact Lab 2009
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Remember when the promo for James Bond was Honey Ryder in a white bikini coming out of the ocean.
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From the blonde, slinky Honey Ryder to the brunette, slinky Vesper Lynd, Bond Girls have always been seen as the very definition of female hotness, driving men cooler than Bond into raging hormone frenzies and irrationally long wait times at NetFlix.
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It began with Dr. No in 1962, with a bikini-clad Honey Ryder--gamely played by Ursula Andress--emerging Venus-like from the Mediterranean surf.
Bond Girls Make History, Save The WorldBond Girls Make Movie History, Save The World Forbes.com staff 2006
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It starred Connery as the seminal secret agent, Ursula Andress as Honey Ryder and Joseph Wiseman as the titular villain.
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It starred Connery as the seminal secret agent, Ursula Andress as Honey Ryder and Joseph Wiseman as the titular villain.
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She looked exactly like a James Bond girl from the pre-Halle Berry era, one of those ditzes who stood safely in the corner and never had a dagger when she needed one, like Honey Ryder, or Plenty O’Toole.
The Boys Next Door Jennifer Echols 2007
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She looked exactly like a James Bond girl from the pre-Halle Berry era, one of those ditzes who stood safely in the corner and never had a dagger when she needed one, like Honey Ryder, or Plenty O’Toole.
The Boys Next Door Jennifer Echols 2007
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