Rank the 7 Main Moore Girls (Page 1 of 2)

1. Stacy Sutton (Tanya Roberts), A View to a Kill
2. Octopussy (Maud Adams), Octopussy
3. Holly Goodhead (Lois Chiles), Moonraker
4. Melina Havelock (Carole Bouquet), For Your Eyes Only
5. Solitaire (Jane Seymour), Live and Let Die
6. Anya Amasov (Barbara Bach), The Spy Who Loved Me
7. Mary Goodnight (Britt Ekland), Man with the Golden Gun

On the basis of sheer fanciability, I'd personally go for:

1. Stacy
2. Melina
3. Mary Goodnight
4. Solitaire
5. Anya
6. Holly
7. Octopussy

but if I could nominate girls with smaller roles I'd want to move these ones to places at least half way up my personal list: Miss Caruso (LLD), Bianca (OP), Manuela (MR) and the "If I can be of any further assistance... anything at all..." hotel girl in OP.

1. Anya Amasova - The most beautiful Bond girl, period.
2. Solitaire -She was beautiful. Typical Bond girl though for Moore-era: Not too much input
3. Dr Goodhead - I liked her, good to look at and the right age for Roger.
4. Octopussy - I preferred Maud Adams more TMWTGG, but she was fine here also.
5. Melina - She seemed like a tough cookie and could hold her own without Bond.

I would like to stop here. Both Stacy Sutton and Goodnight where absolutely horrible Bond girls.

'Ridiculous close-up?' Really? So how is she meant to react after Gonzales kills her parents in Cold blood in front of her face. The expressions we see are horror, disbelief, shock and slow revenge. All in her face. All in one moment. It sets you up for the film ahead.

Amateur!

I made that post in 2012. But yeah, I get what your saying. What makes it ridiculous is the music that plays over it.

1. Solitaire
2. Octopussy
3. Melina
4. Anya
5. Stacey
6. Mary
7. Holly

1. Carole Bouquet as Melina Havelock.
I think I feel in love with her when I watched this film as a kid. By far the most prettiest Bond Girl ever.    Her storyline was great and her acting was good but face it. There's only one reason why she is up here.

2. Jane Seymour as Solitare.
Innocent, Young and very unique as a Bond Girl. The producers had made a terriffic choice in casting her.

3. Barbara Bach as Anya Amasova.
Acting was pretty bad but she was the first of the Bond's equal thing that every Bond girl from now on loves to sprout out. She was also pretty memorable.

4. Lois Chiles as Dr Holly Goodhead.
Entertaining and worked well with Bond.

5. Maud Adams as Octopussy.
She was a good character, though Maud never really spun my wheels. I wish we saw her more often in the film. The film is named after her for crying out loud.

6. Britt Ekland as Mary Goodnight.
Really irritating as a Bimbo but it was a good idea having her spend most of the last act in a bikini.

7. Tanya Roberts as Stacey Sutton.
Okay now the age-gap is starting to REALLY show. Sutton screams way too much and looks like she is Bond's caregiver from the retirement home.

1. Carole Bouquet as Melina Havelock.

Very beautiful, enigmatic, and tough. Her storyline is intriguing and although her acting style is a bit deadpan, I think Bouquet does a solid job. I think it helps that she appears in my favorite Roger Moore Bond movie.

2. Maud Adams as Octopussy.

An intelligent, mature, independent woman, she is more age-appropriate for 007 than most Bond Girls, and the gorgeous Adams handles the role quite well.

3. Jane Seymour as Solitare.

One of the prettiest of Moore's Bond Girls and Seymour does an admirable job of conveying Solitare's fear and vulnerablity.

4. Barbara Bach as Anya Amasova.

Nice to look at, but I don't think much of her acting. She's helped by the fact that her character plays a more interesting part in the overall plot of the movie than the typical Bond Girl.

5. Lois Chiles as Dr Holly Goodhead.

Blandly pretty and the acting by Chiles is pretty bland too. But at least she's portraying a doctor and Chiles successfully depicts her as a reasonably intelligent woman.

6. Britt Ekland as Mary Goodnight.

Speaking of "reasonably intelligent", poor Britt Ekland is stuck with a character who is just the opposite. I don't blame Ekland because I believe that's what the filmmakers wanted, but it's annoying nevertheless.

7. Tanya Roberts as Stacey Sutton.

Very attractive woman portraying the most irritating Bond Girl of them all. I think that's due to a combination of the script and the acting by Roberts, but at any rate she ranks dead last for me.

Definitely. Moore obviously wasn't very good when it came to his Bond girls.

Prob agree with that list except swap Solitare with Melina!   Agree Midnights character indeed written as a daft blonde for Moore to fool with

Quite difficult the top spot, so they are interchangeable.

1.- Anya Amasova
2.- Melina Havelock
3.- Solitaire
4.- Octopussy
5.-Holly Goodhead
6.- Stacey Sutton
7.- Mary Goodnight.