While Jill Masterson is an interesting character, she suffers from a very small amount of screen time. Still, she managed to become the symbol of the series and one of the most iconic characters in the movie. | © United Artists
Kissy Suzuki was introduced too late in the film, so she's completely overshadowed by Aki. She appears only to aid Bond's cover, and she's easy to forget. | © United Artists
Jinx, portrayed by Halle Berry in Die Another Day lacks depth and meaningful character development. She is an action figure, not a Bond girl with an interesting backstory and motivation. | © Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc.
Stacy Sutton is often presented as one of the worst Bond girls, but she is hardly as bad as she's made out to be. She's annoying and whiny, but she sometimes contributes to the team and engages in fights. | © United International Pictures
Christmas Jones was one of the most underrated Bond girls who truly doesn't deserve much hate. She was smart, powerful, and beautiful, and Christmas in Turkey was the perfect ending scene. | © United International Pictures
Mary Goodnight is very cute, charming, and funny. However, she's treated awfully and her character contributes to the notion of Bond Girls as "eye candies". | © United Artists
Severine is one of the hottest female Bond characters and it's a shame that she didn’t get more screen time in Skyfall. | © Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc.
Madeleine Swann is a greatly written character who embodies a secretive nature and deceitfulness of keeping lies. She was strong when she needed to be and feminine under the Bond's charms. | © Universal Pictures
Regardless of how you feel about the movie, Camille Montes is worth the credit for finishing her mission first before Bond. She is also notable for being one of the few Bond girls who does not sleep with him. | © Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc.
Tiffany Case has grown up to become a diamond smuggler, and that's where her paths with Bond crossed. Tiffany is a hot-tempered blonde, with a rough manner, so sometimes she's more hindrance than help. | © United Artists
Holly Goodhead is the only Bond girl that 007 never made out with as she was engaged to another guy. Holly wasn't the worst, but she appeared in an easily forgettable movie. | © United Artists
Melina Havelock is one of the coldest Bond girls. Highly intelligent and unwavering in her mission to avenge her parents' murder, she rarely smiles, displaying a relentless focus. | © United Artists
Octopussy played one of the symbolic roles in the 1983 movie "Octopussy." She was a businesswoman and jewel smuggler who was the primary Bond girl and secondary antagonist at once. | © United Artists
Sylvia Trench holds the crown as the first recurring Bond Girl in 2 films, and writers had a plan to make her a permanent Bond girl. Though she was a more minor character, she made an impression with her classy smoking and stunning beauty. | © United Artists
Pam Bouvier is one of the strongest Bond girl personalities renowned for her competence. She is a valuable team asset and contributes to the 007's mission several times. | © Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc.
Domino Derval by Claudine Auger was one of the most beautiful Bond girls with very deliciously feminine qualities. She also was the mistress of SPECTRE #2, Emilio Largo. | © United Artists
Wai Lin is a deadly henchwoman, scheming, and an invaluable ally to Bond and MI6. She refused to be treated as "eye candy" and she managed to prove she was capable of independence. | © Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc.
Despite being a computer programmer, Natalya tries to help Bond and become a valuable asset to 007. She's one of the most realistic characters and her skills saved Bond's life and the UK. | © Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc.
Kara Milovy is one of the Bond girls who you would be attracted to in real life. She's a very classy, genuinely sweet, and likable Bond female character. | © Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc.
Tatiana could be a more interesting character as a cryptographer in the KGB, but she still is worth the credit for killing Klebb to save James. | © United Artists
Anya Amasova was the real crush for 4-year-old me. Bach was never an S-tier actress, but she was still perfect for the KGB agent who fought Bond. | © United Artists
Tracy Bond managed to build an authentic relationship with Bond over several weeks. Their connection felt like a genuine love story, and it's magical to watch their relationship grow throughout the movie. | © United Artists
Pussy Galore is one of the most iconic characters who overshadowed bond in Goldfinger. Her name means "a lot of sex," and the audience has got this pun, just like Bond did. | © United Artists
Though some people consider Honey Ryder boring and more side character than main, she is one of the most iconic and interesting Bond girl characters created in Connery-era. | © United Artists
Vesper Lynd is one of the most tragic characters in Bond films. While her actions don't align with a person in love, she truly loved Bond and was forced to betray him. | © United Artists
Bond girls stand out as some of the most memorable characters in the James Bond franchise. These women graced the screen alongside 007 and played different roles, from lovely mistresses to allies and enemies. In this article, we celebrate the top 25 Bond girls. Join us to discover the most iconic female characters that significantly contributed to the Bond saga.
