How did Tatiana fall for Bond so quickly?

She pretty much just keeps telling Bond she loves him all of a sudden and is crying over it, but this seemed rather forced, as she didn't really have much time to fall for him, and their whole getting to know each other was based on lies and deception, so it's not like she knows that much about him hardly.

So was she really in love with him, like she said then?

Bond's sheer magnetism knows no bounds.

Her mouth was just the right size to blow him.

Plot necessity.

I didn't really think it was a plot necessity though, cause almost every other Bond movies, the women like him but do not actually say they are in love, so I felt this one didn't need that either for the plot to function.

Perhaps the clue is in the title. I'm not sure From Russia With A Passing Physical Attraction is quite as catchy.

The reason why it's called From Russia With Love is from the post card she wrote Bond, before she fell in love with him.

The title is a reference to the post card.  She didn't actually need to fall in love with him.

ironpony wrote:

The title is a reference to the post card.  She didn't actually need to fall in love with him.

My apologies. I was under the misapprehension it was based on a novel.

It's an approximation of the developing relationship that occurs in the novel. In the film we are meant to understand that Tania was to play this part and over the course of the action she develops legitimate feelings for the British agent who is far more than the planners told her of.

Erica Ambler wrote:

ironpony wrote:

The title is a reference to the post card.  She didn't actually need to fall in love with him.

My apologies. I was under the misapprehension it was based on a novel.

Top-notch snarkin', Amblertron.

CJB wrote:

Her mouth was just the right size to blow him.

that's great

all Bond related questions should be brought to CJB