Tiffany Case

There are, yeah.

There's the Skinny Bridge, and there's Tiffany Case's apartment.

Anyway.

Anyway.

"All In" by Dan Jones is a period piece set in 1954.

It includes the return of Tiffany Case, the heroine of Ian Fleming's 1956 novel, "Diamonds Are Forever." Here's part of a description from IFP's website.

"Ceylon, 1954.

The British are leaving.

interesting

yeah okay the next one fake fingerprints from the movie diamonds of river How do you make your fingerprints fake? Well, in the movie, they were used to trick Tiffany Case into thinking Mr.

Bond was somebody else.

But today, they're actually used as a master key for biometric systems.

Yes, Christmas Jones.

Or Tiffany Case.

No, I have Tiffany Case a little higher than that.

So, yeah, I have.

So she's still better than those two coming in at 24th.

But had she been in it even for an extra five minutes, maybe I could have put her into the top 20 because she does a very good job.

It's just a very small role.

I have her 19th in my rankings right behind Isabella Skorupko as Natasha in Goldeneye right ahead of Jill St. John as Tiffany Case in Diamonds Are Forever.

A quick flick on ancestry.co.uk shows one British family with the surname Shagwell, so clearly she did settle here and build those roots.

Felicity was based on Jill St. John's Bond girl, Tiffany Case, from Diamonds Are Forever.

Heather Graham was cast as Felicity Shagwell purely on the strength of Boogie Nights from 1997, which had made her a sudden name.

After Boogie Nights, she was suddenly being offered movies without having to audition, and for more money than before.