9. Jane Seymour, Live and Let Die, 1973
Before she was Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, British beauty Jane Seymour was Solitaire, Psychic Woman. She catches 007’s eye over a Tarot card reading, but she must remain a virgin to maintain her psychic powers. She finds herself in all sorts of perilous situations that require rescuing by the handsome spy, but, no big surprise, can’t resist Bond’s charms even if it means losing her gift. It’s quite possible that this Bond babe actually looks hotter today than she did back then.
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