Gloria Hendry – Live and Let Die – 1973
Gloria Hendry, known for breaking barriers and being one of the first African American women to play a significant role in the James Bond series, stands out in “Live and Let Die.” In the 1973 film, she sports a vibrant, multi-colored two-piece swimsuit, complemented by a necklace, while grinning confidently at the camera and wielding a firearm with both hands.
This scene blends allure and action, showcasing her character’s prowess as she assists James Bond. Gloria’s attire and assertive pose perfectly embody the blend of toughness and sensuality of her character, Rosie Carver. This film highlights her talent and contribution to changing the portrayal of women in the action genre.