Honey ryder

A Bond Girl is a character who portrays a significant supporting role or a love interest in a James Bond film, novel or video game. They typically have unusual names, and are physically attractive. The concept of Bond girls has evolved much over the years, and has proven one of the more controversial tropes of the Bond series - with some arguing that they should be referred to as "Bond Women" rather than girls. Bond girls have also represented the character's womanising, although this too…

No James Bond movie is complete without the Girl (or, sometimes, Girls). Here are some of our favorites.

It is the 21st post in the April 2012 A-Z Blogging Challenge - and I think the time has come to bring out a little of the Eye Candy we like ...

Today’s article is about a two-piece business suit—a bespoke suit made for the lucrative business of shell collecting. In 1962, Ursula Andress’s character Honey Ryder made waves with her ivory-coloured bikini in Dr. No. To date, no woman in a Bond film has dressed so memorably, and for better or for worse, this bikini is […]

One look back at these beach babes proves the best asset for a swimsuit is unbridled confidence.

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As the white-bikini-clad Honey Ryder in 1962’s Dr. No, Ursula Andress, who turns 79 today, became one of the most memorable Bond babes of all time.

Ursula Andress as Honey Ryder in “Dr. No” (1962)

James Bond Character Honey Ryder