Mary Stavin turned heads once more while out and about in Los Angeles at age 69. The sighting has sent admirers back through her film history and the touching personal recollections tied to a beloved leading man.
The Swedish star chose comfort for her daytime outing, wearing an olive utility jacket over camouflage pants, cream knee-high boots and a flowing ivory top. She added dark shades, carried an animal-print bag and let her blonde shoulder-length hair fall naturally with a soft fringe.
Born in Sweden, Stavin first joined the Bond universe in 1983's Octopussy among the ensemble surrounding Maud Adams. Encouraged by producer Albert R. Broccoli, she trained and returned for 1985's A View to a Kill, playing Kimberley Jones in the opening sequence next to Roger Moore.