Top 10 Worst Bond Girls

I guess everyone of U has already seen the "Casino Royale". That's why i want to acquaint u with TOP 10 Worst Bond Girls..

Well, let's start from 10th.. In the gallery u can see the photos(10-1).

10. “Octopussy” - Maud Adams (Octopussy, 1983) Swedish model-actress Adams was gorgeous, the only woman to play a leading love interest in two different movies (she got offed halfway through The Man With the Golden Gun), and the only one to have a whole film named after her character. And yet, for all that, noone remembers a single thing about her biggest role..

9. “Bibi Dahl” - Lynn-Holly Johnson (For your eyes only , 1981) She was harmless at best, but it took more than one vodka martini for everyone to wash the icky daddy-daughter innuendo (especially her goofy ski-lodge flirtation) out of our minds.

8. “Holly Goodhead” - Lois Chiles (Moonraker, 1979) Bond babe? Try bland babe. The ex-model was the worst victim of one of the biggest Bond Girl traps: a thorough lack of chemistry with her leading man.

7. “Pam Bouvier” - Carey Lowell (Licence to kill, 1989) We see what the Bond brain trust was trying to do by naming their main dame after Jackie O (and even winking to that fact during one extended sequence). But Lowell fumbled this attempt at giving 007 a modern, independent counterpart by turning her into a nagging pest. Who cared if she and our hero ever got it on? She just needed to shut up.

6. "Mary Goodnight” - Britt Ekland (The man with the golden gun, 1974) Another Swede who was all sex and no spunk, Ekland may have had one of the series' best bikinis, but her dopey, doltish portrayal was a turnoff as much to filmgoers as to fans of Ian Fleming's novels, in which Goodnight is one of 007's closest allies.

5. “Helga Brandt” - Karin Dor (You only live twice, 1967) The un-exotic German star's SPECTRE spy and short-time lover (those piranhas gobbled her up even faster than 007 did) looked out of place in a movie where Sean Connery was getting sensuous sponge baths on Japanese mountainsides. Watching Bond cut off her dress was like watching him finally get it on with Rosa Klebb.

4. “Kara Milovy” - Maryam d'Abo (The living daylights, 1987) Inexplicably, she fast devolved into a charmless wimplet, dragged around the snows of Europe and the deserts of Afghanistan with a blank stare — and a cello that always seemed to be in the way. A freakin' cello!

3. “Corinne Dufour” - Corinne Clery (Moonraker , 1979) An attempt to sex up the series with the star of the French soft-core spectacular The Story of O backfired when Clery wound up the weakest of the second-tier Bond girls, those who pop up for three scenes and then haplessly die. Mlle. Dufour could fly a helicopter, but she got outwitted by Bond in two seconds and outrun by some deadly dogs in one.

2. “Stacey Sutton” - Tanya Roberts (A view to a kill, 1985) Roberts was beautiful, sure, but she was also totally miscast as a geologist with a vendetta. (No wonder she got upstaged by Grace Jones' glowering henchwoman.) The squeaky-voiced former Charlie's Angel gave off so little steam that we half forgot that Bond Girls were supposed to be smart and sexy.

1. “Dr. Christmas Jones” - Denise Richards (The world is not enough, 1999) Let's review: Denise Richards played Dr. Christmas Jones, a nuclear physicist who wore a tank top and hot pants. Bloody hell, even Q didn't have a gadget to help Bond escape from that disaster.