Rosamund Pike says that she was asked to strip down to her underwear during an audition for the 2002 James Bond film 'Die Another Day,' in which she was eventually cast as femme fatale Miranda Frost.

Rosamund Pike says that while auditioning for her role in the James Bond film "Die Another Day" she was asked to drop her dress, making an uncomfortable experience for an actress still new to the ...

Rosamund Pike was 21 years old when she went to her first feature film audition, which just so happened to be for the James Bond movie “Die Another Day.” The Oscar-nominated actress revealed ...

The actress, who was 21 at the time, would go on to win the role of Miranda Frost in the 2002 James Bond movie Die Another Day. During her audition, however, she said she didn’t do what was ...

This negative experience could have easily turned Pike off acting, but it didn’t. She landed the role of undercover MI6 agent Miranda Frost in Die Another Day, and her career exploded from there.

Rosamund Pike Reveals She Was Asked To Strip For ‘James Bond’ Audition Matt Prigge Contributing Writer Twitter August 18, 2018 Getty Image ...

But when Pike first got the role, the I Care a Lot star admitted wasn’t sure what she was getting into. “I was the most naïve candidate at the time that I did [Die Another Day],” Pike said ...

Hollywood actress Rosamund Pike has revealed the reason behind her worry during the filming of the 2002 James Bond film ‘Die Another Day’. The actress was concerned about her nipple tape ...

Rosamund Pike: I Was Told to Strip Down for ‘Die Another Day’ Audition “I just thought, ‘Actually sod that, if they’re gonna see me in my underwear, they better give me the job ...

Rosamund Pike just provided another data point for Helen Mirren’s assertion that “the whole concept of James Bond is drenched and born out of profound sexism.” In a recent interview with ...

Actress Rosamund Pike claims she had a #MeToo moment when she was asked to strip to her underwear during an audition for the 2002 James Bond film Die Another Day.

Actress Rosamund Pike claims she had a #MeToo moment when she was asked to strip to her underwear during an audition for the 2002 James Bond film Die Another Day.