Introducing Miss Pussy Galore Honey Rider Solitaire Plenty O'Toole May Day Xenia Onatopp....Moneypenny: Ultimate 007 fan changes name to those of 14 Bond girls



Birmingham bartender formerly known as Emma Louise Hodges

Has always wanted to be 'the ultimate Bond girl

Single Emma hopes her new name will lead her to finding a James Bond



If you thought Uma Thurman's new baby's name - Rosalind Arusha Arkadina Altalune Florence Thurman-Busson - was a bit of a mouthful, wait until you meet the former Emma Louise Hodges.

A James Bond fan like no other, the 28-year-old Birmingham bartender has officially changed her name by deed poll to 'Miss Moneypenny'. With 13 other Bond girls' names in the middle.



And the single girl now hopes her new name will lead to her finding her very own James Bond.



The ultimate Bond girl: Emma Louise Hodges, left, holding her name change certificate, having taken on the monikers of 14 Bond girls to celebrate her love of James Bond films such as 1974's The Man with the Golden Gun, starring Roger Moore, Maud Adams, and Britt Ekland, right

Timed to coincide with the release of new Bond film Skyfall, Miss Hodges is now officially called 'Miss Pussy Galore Honey Rider Solitaire Plenty O'Toole May Day Xenia Onatopp Holly Goodhead Tiffany Case Kissy Suzuki Mary Goodnight Jinx Johnson Octopussy Domino Moneypenny'.



The new Miss Moneypenny said she wanted to change her name because she is a huge fan of the films, and especially the Bond girls in them one of whom she has always dreamed of becoming.

She said: 'I've always thought how great it would be to be a Bond girl - and now I am.

'You see all these blokes changing their name to James Bond but nobody has done it with Bond girls - certainly not to this extent.



'Ultimately I'm a good down to earth girl, so I opted for Miss Moneypenny as the main name, even though she's not technically a Bond girl.



The former Miss Hodges added: ' But there's also a fun and feisty side to me as well, hence some of the other more risque names.

'I've always admired actresses like Honor Blackman, Ursula Andress and Bridgit Bardot - but the tongue in cheek innuendo of some of the names has always made me giggle.'

Admitting that her favourite Bond girl of all time is Britt Ekland, the barmaid said: 'She was just beautiful and brilliant in On Her Majesty's Secret Service.'

Regular girl: 'Ultimately I'm a good down to earth girl, so I opted for Miss Moneypenny as the main name, even though she's not technically a Bond girl'

Leading lady: 'I'm hoping [my new name] can mean I can find my own suave, sophisticated James Bond'

Die Another Day: Pierce Brosnan as Bond and Halle Berry as Jinx Johnson in the 2002 film

She said: 'But I tried to go for a nice mix of modern and old, with a combination of the best actresses and the greatest Bond films, such as Live And Let Die and Goldfinger.

'All in all, I wanted to be the ultimate Bond girl. I just need that call from Daniel Craig now asking me to be in the next film with him.'

Single Emma now hopes her new name might lead her to find her very own Mr Bond. She said: 'I’m hoping it can mean I can find my own suave, sophisticated James Bond.'

A spokesperson for Deed Poll said: 'While at the UK Deed Poll Service we have certainly had a myriad of unusual name change requests, it was certainly a delight to finally issue a deed poll to a female fan of the Bond franchise.



'We certainly enjoyed the issuing such a unique deed poll and hope Emma now feels as shaken and stirred as her new name'

A View To A Kill: Grace Jones as May Day in the 1985 film

Bond's leading ladies: Honor Blackman as Pussy Galore in the 1964 Bond film Goldfinger, left, and Jane Seymour as Solitaire in the 1973 film Live And Let Die

BOND GIRL FACTFILE Octopussy: Roger Moore and Kristina Wayborn during filming of the 1982 Bond film Pussy Galore - played by Honor Blackman, Goldfinger (1964)

Honey Rider - played by Ursula Andress, Dr No (1962) Solitaire - played by Jane Seymour, Live and Let Die (1973) Plenty O’Toole - played by Lana Wood, Diamonds Are Forever (1971) May Day - played by Grace Jones - View To A Kill (1985) Xenia Onatopp- played by Famke Janssen, Goldeneye (1995) Holly Goodhead- played by Lois Chiles , Moonraker (1979) Tiffany Case - played by Jill St. John, Diamonds Are Forever (1971) Kissy Suzuki - played by Mie Hama, You Only Live Twice (1964) Mary Goodnight - played by Britt Ekland, On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, (1969) Jinx Johnson - played by Halle Berry, Die Another Day (2002) Octopussy played by Kristina Wayborn, Octopussy (1983) Domino - played by Claudine Auger, Thunderball (1965) Miss Moneypenny - played by Lois Maxwell (1962-85), Caroline Bliss (1987-89), Samantha Bond (1995-02), and Naomie Harris (2012)

Dr No: Sean Connery as Bond and Ursula Andress as Honey Rider in the 1962 film

Atta girl: Claudine Auger, left, played Domino in the 1965 Bond action movie Thunderball, and Britt Ekland played Mary Goodnight opposite Roger Moore's Bond in 1974's Her Majesty's Secret Service

