What Dolls Those Bond Girls Are
They served their countries, serviced 007 and were killed. Bond Girls--the notorious playthings of Sean Connery, et al.--are back.
Revived in doll form, any man can now pay $25 and have his way with almost any girl of his choosing: Xenia Onatopp, Honey Ryder, Solitaire and Pussy Galore, to name a few. “For ages 4 to 104,” the package says.
Painted head to toe in gold paint, Jill Masterson wears a gold lame swimsuit with Velcro closures for easy removal. Pussy Galore, the sexpot pilot in “Goldfinger,” comes dressed in a purple wraparound blouse and stretch pants, but she easily strips down to a bikini. Instead of a handbag, Galore accessorizes with a gun.
Tracy DiVicenzo, who enjoyed a brief marriage to 007 in “On Her Majesty’s Secret Service,” dons a lace jumpsuit and a wedding ring.
The limited-edition collector’s series debuted in 1998 and is available through Exclusive Toy Products, (310) 364-3323.
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