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Mary Stavin makes rare Los Angeles outing ahead of acting comeback
Mary Stavin was seen on a rare outing in Los Angeles with her husband, Nicholas Wilcockson.
The Swedish-born actress, 69, won Miss World in 1977 and later built an international acting and modeling career.
She appeared in two James Bond films starring Roger Moore: Octopussy and A View to a Kill.
In A View to a Kill, she played MI6 agent Kimberley Jones, who helps Bond during a mission in Siberia.
Stavin also acted in several horror and action films in the 1980s.
She is expected to return to acting in an upcoming TV series, though no further details are given.
Mary Stavin, 69, was seen on a rare outing with her husband, Nicholas Wilcockson, in Los Angeles on Thursday.
The Swedish-born actress is poised to make an acting comeback in an upcoming television series.
Stavin won Miss World in 1977 and appeared in two James Bond films starring Roger Moore.
In A View to a Kill, she played MI6 agent Kimberley Jones, who helped Bond on a mission to Siberia.
- Who
- Mary Stavin, 69, and her husband, Nicholas Wilcockson.
- What
- Stavin made a rare public outing ahead of an acting comeback in an upcoming television series.
- When
- Thursday. The article was published on November 6, 2026.
- Where
- Los Angeles.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Stavin won the Miss World title in London.
She appeared as an “Octopussy Girl” in Octopussy.
She played MI6 agent Kimberley Jones in A View to a Kill.
Stavin was seen on a rare outing with her husband in Los Angeles.
- Age
- 69
- Miss World
- 1977, London
- Bond films
- Octopussy (1983) and A View to a Kill (1985)
- Role in A View to a Kill
- Kimberley Jones, an MI6 agent
- Husband
- Nicholas Wilcockson
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