Teri Hatcher
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Teri Hatcher playing Paris Carver

Teri Hatcher playing Paris Carver

Born in Sunnyvale, California, USA on 8th December 1964

Starred In Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)

film information

Paris Carver played by Teri Hatcher is the last Bond Girl of Tomorrow Never Dies. M suggests to Bond that he recreates his previous relationship with Paris to find out information about Elliot Carver.

Paris meets Bond at Carver's launch party, where she makes it clear that she is not interested and he wont get any information from her.

Carver is suspicious of Bond and of his wife, Paris. After Henry Gupta, one of Carver's henchmen tells him that he suspects Bond of being a government agent that Paris knows about, he arranges Paris an 'appointment' with Dr. Kaufman. Paris changes her reluctance to help Bond when she spends the night with him in his hotel room. Sadly Bond later finds her dead in his hotel room, killed by Dr. Kaufman for betraying Carver.

character information

Paris Carver is the wife of media baron Elliot Carver. While Bond and Paris had a previous relationship, Bond left after he thought she was becoming too close to him. Paris' love scene with Bond is very sensual, an act that seals her death by Carver. Bond is clearly upset when he finds Paris dead, as she was one of only a small number of women who he emotionally cared for.

While the role of Paris is a short one, it is well played by Teri Hatcher who looks stunning in her elegant black dress. §

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Teri Hatcher playing Paris Carver
Teri Hatcher playing Paris Carver
Teri Hatcher playing Paris Carver
Teri Hatcher playing Paris Carver
Teri Hatcher playing Paris Carver
Teri Hatcher playing Paris Carver
Teri Hatcher playing Paris Carver
Teri Hatcher playing Paris Carver
Teri Hatcher playing Paris Carver
Teri Hatcher playing Paris Carver
Teri Hatcher playing Paris Carver

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