>>>>That would be Maude Adams. Andrea in "The Man with the Golden Gun" and Octopussy in "Octopussy". Of course I had to go to IMDB.com because I couldn't remember Andrea's name. I did nt know until now though that she also did a cameo in a third Bond film. Do you know what it is? That is, with out going to IMDB.com.
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>>You didn't guess her third film. She was just a woman in a streetcar in "A View To A Kill." I also thought it was funny as a kid when I saw Charles Gray as Blofeld in "Diamonds Are Forever" and I recognized him as Henderson, who was murdered by Blofeld's henchman in "You Only Live Twice."
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>In what scene exactly in "A View To A Kill" she was playing? I'll have to take a look at that.

I don't know. I learned of that role today. When I went to IMDB.com to look her up to get her character name in "The Man With The Golden Gun" I saw it. I was thinking I might try to find that myself, but that movie I own on VHS and now that I'm in the DVD world, I find even S-VHS boring.

BTW - I see she spells Maud without the ending "e".
If I watch it and find her I'll tell you how many minutes into the movie, how to spot her etc. Please let me know if you find her first.
She's listed as "(Uncredited)... Woman In Streetcar."
See: http://us.imdb.com/Name?Adams,%20Maud

You see, I tried once before to tell you that IMDB will list people that aren't in the credits, or in unions etc. This is in reference to me mentioning that you can get credit for "Pluto Nash" and start your claim to fame.

Maybe I should change my title in the UT to "Actor Wanna Be, Waiting To Be Discovered." But, so far just a lot of community theatre.
See: http://us.imdb.com/Name?Wonderley,+Kenneth
And: http://wonderley.com/bvance