20 James Bond References You Might Have Missed In Die Another Day

There is no better place to finish than with the air hostess on the British Airways flight that transports James Bond back to London after his adventures in Cuba.

Audiences may notice that the hostess who serves Bond his vodka martini seems familiar and has a certain twinkle in her eye. This is because she is Sir Roger Moore's daughter, Deborah.

She was nine years old when her father's first entry into the official James Bond canon, Live And Let Die (1973) was released and, aside from observing her father's longstanding career as Double-0 Seven whilst she was growing up, she also portrayed a secretary in the television biopic, Goldeneye: The Secret Life of Ian Fleming (1989).

To television audiences, she is perhaps best known as a victim of Andrew Scott's Jim Moriarty in the series one finale of Sherlock (2010). Her character endured hours sat alone in her car, wearing a suicide vest and threatened by a sniper. Needless to say, Scott later portrayed future Bond villain, Max Denbigh (a.k.a. "C") in the 2015 James Bond film, SPECTRE.