Difference between revisions 168897022 and 168897116 on enwiki{{James Bond Character| |image=[[Image:Fiona Volpe by Luciana Paluzzi.jpg|200px]]<!-- image here needs to be a screen capture depicting a character, not a studio poster promoting a movie --> |bgcolor=#000 |fgcolor=#fff |name=Fiona Volpe |portrayed=[[Luciana Paluzzi]] |age= early 30's |gender=[[Female]] |affiliation=[[Emilio Largo]], [[SPECTRE]] |status=Deceased |role=[[Bond girl]] / [[List of James Bond villains|Henchman]] }} '''Fiona Volpe''', played by [[Luciana Paluzzi]], is a secondary villainess in the [[1965 in film|1965]] [[James Bond]] film ''[[Thunderball (film)|Thunderball]]''. A deadly [[assassin]] in [[SPECTRE]]'s execution branch, she becomes [[NATO]] pilot Major Francois Derval’s mistress in the operation to steal the [[Avro Vulcan|Vulcan]] and its precious cargo of two atomic bombs, which SPECTRE plans to use for a blackmail operation. She organises Derval’s murder and kills [[List_of_James_Bond_henchmen_in_Thunderball#Count_Lippe|Count Lippe]] by destroying his car with the missile launcher on her [[Birmingham Small Arms Company|BSA]] Mmotorcycle, after his numerous attempts to kill Bond fail. Volpe is later seen pushing the motorcycle into a pond, presumably to hide evidence. Bond meets Volpe while [[hitchhiking]], and she startles Bond with her fast driving. They soon arrive at their hotel in [[Nassau]]. Fiona holds (contracted; show full) In the remake ''[[Never Say Never Again]]'', also starring [[Sean Connery]], this character is slightly modified as [[Fatima Blush]]. {{James Bond characters}} [[nl:Fiona Volpe]] [[Category:James Bond love interests]] [[Category:Fictional assassins]] [[Category:Fictional Italians]] All content in the above text box is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license Version 4 and was originally sourced from https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?diff=prev&oldid=168897116.
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