Renowned for her distinctive eyes and remarkable career, this celebrated actress has faced numerous challenges throughout her life, from harassment to heartbreak.

Despite these adversities, she has persevered and achieved remarkable success, setting records along the way.

Born in 1951 in Middlesex, England, to a nurse mother and a gynecologist/obstetrician father of Polish, Jewish, and Dutch descent, this actress embarked on her Hollywood journey in her early twenties.

However, her path was marred by encounters with sexual harassment, which she bravely disclosed in a 2017 interview.

After making her debut in “Oh! What a Lovely War” in 1969, she rose to global fame as a Bond girl in “Live and Let Die” in 1973.

Relocating to the US, she adapted her accent to secure more roles, earning critical acclaim and multiple award nominations for her performances.

Despite the pressures of the industry, she remained true to herself, eschewing cosmetic procedures and maintaining her distinctive appearance.

Known for her heterochromia, a condition characterized by different-colored eyes, she has embraced her unique features and shared her secrets for maintaining her captivating gaze.

In her personal life, she has faced heartache and betrayal, enduring multiple divorces and financial turmoil.

However, she found solace in her work, landing a pivotal role in “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman,” which revitalized her career and provided stability during challenging times.

Despite the setbacks in her romantic life, she remains resilient, determined to rebuild her confidence and find happiness once again.

Her journey serves as a testament to her strength and resilience in the face of adversity.