Where Are These Iconic Bond Girls Now?

Jane Seymour, Live and Let Die

Jane Seymour plays tarot card reader Solitaire in Live and Let Die in 1973. The actress Gayle Hunnicutt was also offered the role, but she had to decline because she was pregnant. Seymour has had a longstanding acting career and has appeared in everything from Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman to Wedding Crashers.

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