I was trying to think of some of the sexiest, most dangerous villainesses in cinema...Here's are a few of my favorites to get us started:
#1 Sarah Douglas (Ursa in SUPERMAN and SUPERMAN II)
In the 80's Sarah Douglas was the go-to actress for playing the villainess: Conan The Destroyer, Falcon Crest, V:The Final Battle, and she was good in every role, but she was never better than when she played Ursa. She was the perfect combination of both beauty, brains, and a stone-cold killer. Quite simply she was unforgettable, and to this day no one has ever topped that role.
#2 Michelle Pfeiffer (Catwoman in Batman Returns)
A close runner up to Sarah Douglas...and probably the best Catwoman so far. She bring a real menace to the role and a sense of danger, while still being sexy and a bit crazy.
#3 Sharon Stone (Catherine Trammel in Basic Instinct)
#4 Sharon Stone (Lori; Total Recall)
#5 Famke Janssen (Xenia Onatopp; Goldeneye)
#6 Barbara Carrera (Fatima Blush; Never Say Never Again)
The one truly outstanding, priceless contribution to the Bond series made by an otherwise forgettable film.
#7 Rosemund Pike (
Gala Brand Miranda Frost; Die Another Day)
Not necessarily an obvious choice, but there is something about the way she glides in and out from stiff, arch-conservative, emotionally-distant, haughty MI6 agent to cold, efficient, brutal killer. She's sexy in a wholesome, non-sexual way...if that makes any sense. In other words, she doesn't need to flash the goods like Sharon Stone in Basic Instinct. Rosamund practically steals the movie in a role that could have really gone the other way and been horribly over-acted or even no-acting at all; it's not necessarily a splashy role when compared to a Xenia Onatopp, May Day, or Pussy Galore, but Rosemund really makes the most of it.
#8 Li BingBing (White Haired Witch; The Forbidden Kingdom)
#9 Allison Doody (Dr.Schnieder; Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade)
How did Allison Doody *NOT* become a major star after this film???? :?: :x :(
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#10 Natasha Henstridge (Sil; Species)