The James Bond series honors the women who made the film on International Women's Day
The official page of the popular action movie series 007 - James Bond, was keen to celebrate International Women's Day, which falls on the eighth of March, by honoring the women who helped the series throughout its decades-long career in front of screens and achieved great successes in their specialties.
The official page of the most famous British agent in the history of cinema published a collection of pictures of women who worked in the series during the past years and decades, to honor them on International Women's Day, and wrote: “Today we want to celebrate some of the wonderful women behind the scenes of the 007 series, who helped bring it out. It is today. "
The official Instagram page documented its publication with pictures of the female characters who helped in the series, whose names came as follows: “Bill Williams, Naomi Harris, Barbara Broccoli, script supervisor John Randall, interior designer Anna Pinnock, hairdresser Eileen Warwick, Margaret Lauser, and artist Make-up Naomi Dawn, Dominic Fortin, fashion designer Lindy Hemming and director Debbie McWilliams.
International Women's Day is an occasion to reflect on the progress made, to call for change, and to celebrate the work of common women, and their courage and resilience in playing exceptional roles in the history of their countries and societies.
In the celebrations of International Women's Day this year, the United Nations referred to the women who stand on the front lines of the response to the "Covid-19" pandemic as health care workers, sponsors, innovators, community activists, and wonderful examples of effective national leaders in the efforts to address the pandemic, and this crisis has shed light. The health sector highlights the unfair centralization of their contributions and the burdens they place on.
