This is a true treasure for any fan of genuine screen-used Bond memorabilia - Paloma's (Ana de Armas) hero dress and sandals from Cary Joji Fukunaga's Bond film No Time to Die. 

Paloma donned her dress and sandals when she joined James Bond (Daniel Craig) in Cuba to infiltrate a SPECTRE party and extract MI6 scientist Dr. Valdo Obruchev (David Dencik) - and also for the epic fight sequence during Bond's Cuban mission phase. The same dress also featured prominently in the character poster for Paloma during the film's promotional campaign.

No Time to Die (2021) is the 25th James Bond film and marks Daniel Craig's final appearance as the iconic British spy. In the film, Bond has retired from active service but is drawn back into the world of espionage when his old friend, Felix Leiter, asks for his help in rescuing a kidnapped scientist. Bond soon discovers that the mission leads him to a mysterious villain, Safin (Rami Malek), who is armed with a dangerous new technology that threatens global security. As Bond uncovers deeper conspiracies, he must confront his past, including his complex relationship with Madeleine Swann (Léa Seydoux), while racing against time to stop Safin's devastating plan. The film explores themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the personal cost of being a secret agent, offering a shocking conclusion to Bond's arc under Craig's portrayal.

One of the very best scenes in No Time to Die sees Paloma (Ana De Armas) and Bond fighting off a group of armed adversaries. It was very demanding for the actors and required de Armas to perform a variety of physical stunts, including martial arts fighting, using firearms, and taking down multiple enemies in quick succession. To achieve the fluidity and realism of the scene, de Armas did many of her own stunts - all while wearing a evening dress and high heeled sandals!

The choreography of the fight was designed to showcase Paloma’s unexpected combat prowess. The scene is dynamic and fast-paced, with Paloma and Bond working together seamlessly, covering each other's backs while exchanging a few humorous remarks. This added to the chemistry between the characters, making it both thrilling and entertaining. This combination of compelling made the scene - and Paloma, in particular - a lasting favourite with fans of the film

This beautiful "Alexandra" navy blue silk dress from designer, Michael Lo Sordo, and the silver Aquazzura high-heeled sandals both come with production-tags labeled "Hero #1". 

The lot is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from EON Archive Director Meg Simmonds.

The mannequin and stand are not included.

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