Anya Amasova
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| Anya Amasova | |
| Gender | Female |
| Role | Bond girl |
| Affiliation | KGB (film) SMERSH (novelisation) |
| Current status | Active |
| Portrayed by | Barbara Bach |
Major Anya Amasova (aka Agent XXX) played by Barbara Bach is the main Bond Girl of the James Bond film The Spy Who Loved Me. In the film Amasova is an agent of the KGB. However, in the novelisation by Christopher Wood, Amasova is an agent of Otdyel IV, a department of SMERSH.
[edit] Biography
After the theft of a submarine, M recalls Bond from a mission where he is currently in a cabin located on the top of Aiguille du Mort, a mountain near the town of Chamonix. While leaving Bond is ambushed by a Russian team, but is able to kill one of them prior to parachuting off the mountain. Unbeknownst to Bond, the agent he killed is the lover of Agent XXX, aka Major Amasova who has also been recalled from a mission by General Gogol of the KGB.
Anya meets Bond during a show at the Pyramids in Egypt, however, they are not formally introduced to one another until they both arrive at Max Kalba's club where they attempt to outbid one another for a secret microfilm. After both retrieving the microfilm they report back to Cairo where General Gogol and M have decided to work together to find out how and why their submarines are being stolen while at sea.
For most of the film Bond and Anya have the same mission objectives and try to achieve the same goals often by attempting to outdo one another, during which they fall in love. After travelling to Sardinia, Anya accompanies Bond to meet Karl Stromberg posing as his wife. Afterwards Anya learns that 007 killed her lover. She then tells Bond that she will ultimately have revenge once their mission is complete.
Anya is later captured by Stromberg and held captive at Atlantis, Stromberg's undersea base. Bond sneaks aboard and rescues her. As the mission reaches its end, she points her gun at Bond, only to discover that she's too in love with Bond to kill him.
| Preceded by: Mary Goodnight |
Official Main Bond Girl 1977 |
Succeeded by: Holly Goodhead |
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