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Made history as the very first romantically involved African-American James Bond girl. The movie was live and let die (1973).

She is of a multi-ethnic background: Seminole Indian, Chinese, Creek Indian, Irish and African.

In her interview in the Showtime series "We Need to Talk About Cosby," she mentions being the first black Bond girl in 1973's "Live and Let Die" and how there were no black stunt women. In the clip they show in the series, when Bond pulls "her" into the room and flips her on the bed, it is actually a black man in a wig and white dress.

Interviewed by James M. Tate on the Cult Film Freak podcast. After that, she was part of a surprise call for Sid Haig, who she worked with in Savage Sisters (1974).

Not to be confused with Caucasian actress, Gloria Henry (of tv's "Dennis the Menace" fame).