Linda Christian (born November 13, 1923) is a Mexican movie actress, who filmed films in Mexican cinema and in Hollywood, her career reached its peak in the 1940s and 1950s. She played Mara in the last Johnny Weissmuller Tarzan film Tarzan and The Mermaids (1948). She is also noted for being the first Bond girl, appearing in a 1954 TV adaptation of the James Bond novel Casino Royale. In 1963 she starred in an episode of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour, "An Out for Oscar". Description above from the Wikipedia article Linda Christian, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

• 2008The Road to Casino Royale
• Cambiamento d'aria — Linda Christian
• 1987Delitti — The Narrator
• 1968All the Gold in the World — Mother of Lorena
• 1967The World's Gold — Laura Vivaldi
• 196610:32 in the Morning — Ellen Martens
• 1966How to Seduce a Playboy? — Lucy's Mother
• 1965The Boy and the Ball and the Hole in the Wall — Martha's mother
• 1965The Moment of Truth — Linda, American woman
• 1964Full Hearts and Empty Pockets — Minelli
• 1963The V.I.P.s — Miriam Marshall
• 1962Passport for a Corpse — Eva
• The Alfred Hitchcock Hour — Eva Ashley
• 1961The Devil's Hand — Bianca Milan
• 1960Appointment in Ischia — Mercedes Barock
• 1960Das große Wunschkonzert — Vilma Cortini
• 1959Peter Voss, Hero of the Day — Grace McNaughty
• 1959Rebel Flight to Cuba — Gräfin Renée Colmar
• 1959The House of the Seven Hawks — Elsa
• 1956Thunderstorm — Maria Ramon
• 1954Athena — Beth Hallson
• 1954Casino Royale — Valerie Mathis
• Climax! — Valerie Mathis
• 1953Slaves of Babylon — Princess Panthea
• 1952Battle Zone — Jeanne
• 1952The Happy Time — Mignonette Chappuis
• 1951Show Boat — Chorus Girl (uncredited)
• 1948Tarzan and the Mermaids — Mara
• 1947Green Dolphin Street — Hine-Moa
• 1945Club Havana — Cigarette Girl (uncredited)
• 1944Up in Arms — Goldwyn Girl (uncredited)
• 1943The Rock of Souls — (uncredited)

Appearances as themselves (3)

• 2004The One, the Only, the Real Tarzan — Self
• 1964The Beauty Jungle — Self - Rose of England Judge (uncredited)
• The Merv Griffin Show — Self