Eunice Gayson Sexy

Eunice Elizabeth Sargaison was known professionally as Eunice Gayson. Okay, she doesn’t have the sexiest-sounding name, but don’t let that fool you. This busty brunette was the first Bond girl! Born in London, England, the young Eunice attended the Edinburgh Academy and studied operatic singing before she made her way into the acting world. She first appeared in the TV movie Between Ourselves (1948) but quickly worked her way up from obscurity. Eunice went on to appear in The Huggets Abroad (1949), To Have And To Hold (1951), Down Among the Z Men (1952), Miss Robin Hood (1952), Dance, Little Lady (1954), and The Last Man to Hang? (1956) before her big Bond break. She was initially cast in the successful spy series as Miss Moneypenny, but the role ultimately went to Lois Maxwell. Eunice didn’t leave empty handed, though, as she was cast as Sylvia Trench, another recurring character, in Dr. No (1962). She’s in the opening scene where she says, “I admire your luck, Mr.—” Sean Connery famously responds, “Bond. James Bond.” Her part was cut after the second movie in the series, From Russia with Love (1963), but she left us with a revealing bikini shot—well, it's a little more teasing than it is revealing. Unfortunately, those modest '60s bikinis really cover up the goods, so there is little cleavage to be seen. At least we get to admire Eunice's overall shape in that ruffled, floral number! The gorgeous Ms. Gayson continued to act until the 1970s but stayed out of the spotlight after that. She passed away in 2018 at the age of 90.