This question has tormented studios and fans for a good ten years: what if James Bond was a woman?
After igniting social networks and talk shows, the government is seizing on this subject by sending Élisabeth Moreno, the Minister for Equality between Women and Men, to debate the feminization of 007 during a dedicated debate to “the image of women in the visual arts”, organized on November 22 at Studio Raspail in Paris.
The politician will debate with actress Agnès Jaoui, host Énora Malagré and singer Barbara Pravi.
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Will the leaders of the debate on November 22 remember that in the mind of novelist Ian Fleming, his hero undercover agent James Bond was an avid drinker of champagne and other cocktails, a compulsive smoker and an irrepressible womanizer? ?
And that only women with a strong character like Honey Ryder in
Doctor No
(Ursula Andress) or Major Anya Amasova in
The Spy Who Loved Me
(Barbara Bach) will still have been able to resist the best spy of her gracious majesty during the first film adaptations.
Not sure.
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This spy, as competent as she is courageous, has a priori all the qualities required to please followers of gender theory and deconstruction: she is dynamic, of Jamaican origin, reluctant to wear petticoats, as strong as a boy and of course incorruptible.
Will these qualities be able to seduce Élisabeth Moreno and her discerning debaters?
Answer on November 22.