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Sean Connery as James Bond in a scene from the 1963 film, "From Russia With Love."
Now that's a sexy suit!
A judge in Britain has decided that a group of women can sue the spies they slept with.
The High Court judge compared the group to the women of James Bond — a character known as much for his antics in bed as his heroics in the spy game, The Daily Mail reported.
"James Bond is the most famous fictional example of a member of the intelligence services who used relationships with women to obtain information, or access to persons or property.
The environmental activists are suing Scotland Yard for damages for misconduct, deceit, assault and negligence after discovering their long-term bedmates were spies, the site reports.
Madeline Smith, who played Bond girl Miss Caruso in the 1973 film "Live And Let Die," said after the hearing she did not question at the time whether 007's behavior could cause harm.
She told The Telegraph: "I was a dizzy, dippy little character in my frilly knickers, and that was OK then.
"It was entertainment and I don't think anyone questioned it. With all films and computer games, there is a big danger of people crossing into fantasy or fiction from real life."
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