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A couple I'm happy to see make it through, thinking they'd be out of it before now.
I thought the overall outcome of this game would be quite surprising, and so far it is...to a degree. Bond girls don't seem to fit into the same way of thinking as favourite Bond or best Bond film.
The world of James Bond can still be a fascinating subject to observe no matter how long you've been a fan. It's quite intriguing.
MAUD ADAMS
as Octopussy
in OCTOPUSSY
Only one bottom 5 finish for Octopussy, a single 24th spot. On one other occasion she failed to make it into the top 20.
A well-liked Bond girl, she received one gold medal, one 4th place, one 5th place and 14 finishes between 6th and 10th, with the highest number of those being five 8th places.
In total Octopussy gathered 160 points.
That's the same amount as Pussy Galore. They also share the same amount of first places but Octopussy had more top 10's to her name, giving her the advantage.
Mirrors my thoughts, and I was the one who gave her the no 24 spot. Sorry, Maud.
Adams and Moore had some good chemistry, and I simply like her more than those that have gone before.
And how many double-takes can one put into 15 minutes of Bond? I dare someone with access to a digital copy to count them.
CAROLE BOUQUET
as Melina Havelock
in FOR YOUR EYES ONLY
Melina with a surprise showing, turning up at #9. Hardly anyone dislikes her of course, only one bottom 5, a 25th place, and a single 21st place were her worst showings.
On the other hand, three members gave her the top spot. She also collected one 3rd place, one 4th place and one 5th place. Seven more top 10's were noted, featuring no less than four 6th spots.
Melina Havelock received 160 points in total.
Indeed, that's a three-way tie between her, Octopussy and Pussy (that's a peculiar sentence). Her three gold medals gave her the advantage though.
I like that her relationship with Bond doesn't happen till after she's got her revenge. I'd have been quite happy if their relationship didn't become sexual. But this was an 80's Bond film, and 007 had to have a Bond girl.
Still, I enjoy the character of Melina and Carole Bouquet in the part. Sadly it appears her time with Bond wasn't a particularly happy one, and her lack of discussing it would help prove this point.
Camille took 12th place in my rankings. All the elements combined with this one. And Olga is one of the most beautiful creatures ever to walk this Earth. Camille is a warning to Bond not to pursue empty vengeance.
Pussy had all three of what I look for in a Bond girl, great performance by Honor, well written character, bags of chemistry with Bond. Yet I only awarded her 13th place. C'est la vie.
Ah, Octopussy, she took 11th place in my rankings. Great chemistry with Sir Rog. Very natural dynamic between the to of them. In fact, I could readily see Rog's Bond hook up with Octopussy after he'd retired.
Really pumped to see Melina grab a top ten. Again, I like the natural progression to the relationship with Bond.
I think I had her slightly higher, and I wouldn't quite say "lame", but this is pretty much what I think too.
EDIT: Yeah, 17
Including Pussy, I share 7 of the top 10 with 6 still in the running.
She could probably tell you.
Yes, her performance is very disappointing. A top 10 for Melina is a bit shocking for me. I'm a fan of FYEO but Bouquet's inexistence of acting is a problem for me. Better than Octopussy??? No way!
Personally, I hope very far, indeed.