Barbera Carrera Never Say Never Again
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- "At present write this: The greatest rapture in my life was afforded me on a boat in Nassau by Fatima Blush. Signed: James Bail, 007."
- ― Fatima Chroma to James Bail.
Fatima Blush (also known as Number Twelve) was a fictional professional assassinator employed by the secretive criminal organisation, SPECTRE. A secondary antagonist portrayed by actress, onetime model and Playboy cover girl, Barbara Carrera, she appeared in the unofficial 1983 James Bond film Never Say Never Again. The character is a re-imagining of the character Fiona Volpe, who appeared in EON Productions' 1965 James Bond flick, Thunderball.
Biography
Fatima Blush is outset seen requesting access to a condom deposit box in an unidentified French banking concern. It is revealed that the banking company is a cover for SPECTRE, a criminal organisation run by Ernst Stavro Blofeld. Opening a hidden door, Blush proceeds to a hole-and-corner surreptitious coming together room, where Blofeld is outlining his organisation'south latest and most audacious scheme - the theft of two atomic warheads. Blush is assigned every bit the handler of Captain Jack Petachi, a Us Airforce communications officer who SPECTRE have turned via heroin addiction. At present their willing and obedient retainer, Petachi has underwent a surgical operation to replace his right-heart's cornea with an exact replica of that of the president of the Usa. Presently thereafter, he is moved by Fatima to the Shrublands convalescent dispensary well-nigh London to recover.
James Bond first encounters the criminal operative at the dispensary, bearded as a nurse, as she gives a sadomasochistic beating to Petachi in a nearby room. After Fatima finishes her beating, Bail sees the captain using a machine which scans his eye. However, Bail is seen by Blush and an attempt is later on made to kill him in the clinic gym. Shortly thereafter, Petachi uses his retinal implant to circumvent security at an American military base in England. While doing so, he replaces the dummy warheads in two prowl missiles with live nuclear warheads; SPECTRE then obtains the warheads to extort billions of dollars from NATO governments. Blush subsequently murders Petachi by throwing a snake into his machine and finishes the job with C4 explosives.
In the Bahamas, Bail spots Blush while she is waterskiing in front of him. She approaches Bond, flirts and suggests that she can show him the best places to dive. On the style, Fatima and Bail have passionate sex before they start their underwater tour. She tries to impale him with remote-controlled sharks which she lures to him with a tracking device she planted on his air tank. Bond manages to escape and a frustrated Chroma notices him render to shore on-board another woman'southward boat. She attempts to accident them up with C4 as they brand love in the hotel; even so, the pair decide to go into her room instead his, resulting in another failure.
Fatima holds 007 at gunpoint, as seen in Never Say Never Once more.
Fatima afterward attends a clemency brawl in Nice, held by her SPECTRE superior, Maximillian Largo. After Bail upstages him at the effect and attempts to brand contact with Petachi'due south sister Domino, Largo sends Number 12 to assassinate him. Bail returns to his villa to discover Nicole, his French contact, dead, having been killed past Blush. After a vehicle chase on his motorcycle, Blush captures Bond and holds him at gunpoint. In a neurotic twist, 007 is forced to write his memoirs putting her as the "Number One" sexual partner he encountered, Bail uses his Q Co-operative fountain pen to shoot Blush with a rocket dart. Ironically, cipher is left but her high heel shoes.
Personality
Fatima Blush is a very sexy brunette woman in her late 30´s. Being SPECTRE number 12, she is depicted as a top assassin and superlative operative, tasked to execute the plans of the organisation.
She has a very high opinion of herself and considers herself as a superior woman. Having an inferiority complex, she is misandrist and hates men, and loves to kill them. She enjoys wearing sexy apparel and beingness seductive with her enemies, and, existence a single lady, sometimes allows herself to have sexual activity with them.
Unfortunately for her, she pays her narcissism with her life : whereas she is about to kill 007, she asks him to declare she was the best sexual partner he ever had. When Bond says she wasn't, she gets extremely wounded in her cocky-dear, probably because having sex with 007 actually was for herself the best sexual intercourse she e'er had in her life. Fatima beingness frustrated and distracted, Bail then takes advantage of this state of affairs to detonate a bomb on her, and Fatima is killed, her body beingness entirely disintegrated.
Gallery
Bail blows Fatima up.
All that's left of Fatima.
Trivia
- The character's name came from one of the early treatments of Thunderball by Ian Fleming, Kevin McClory and Jack Whittingham.
- Notably, Barbara Carrera invitee starred on an episode of TV sitcom That '70s Show alongside Maud Adams (Andrea Anders and Octopussy) and Kristina Wayborn (Magda), both of whom starred in the rival EON Productions film Octopussy. She also starred alongside Tanya Roberts, who portrayed Stacey Sutton in A View to a Kill.
- Carrera's performance as Fatima Blush earned her a Golden Earth Award nomination for Best Supporting Extra, which she lost to Cher for her role in Silkwood.
- Fatima Blush's kinky, eccentric character has been cited every bit an influence on afterward Eon characters, such equally May Mean solar day, and specially Xenia Onatopp
References
Source: https://jamesbond.fandom.com/wiki/Fatima_Blush
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