#tiffany case

[nostalgic-retrosexual2]

Jill St. John Diamonds Are Forever (1971)

[rptv-jamesbond]

Jill St. John

The actress who played Bond girl Tiffany Case in "Diamonds Are Forever"

[i-eat-your-pancakes]

A quick Tiffany Case. I liked her outfit here...

[spockvarietyhour]

Diamonds are Forever (1971)

[retropopcult]

Diamonds Are Forever (1971)

[billdecker]

Diamonds are Forever (1971) dir. Guy Hamilton

[craigfernandez]

[emerald-truth]

favorite flatbreads (Plenty O’Toole/Tiffany Case)

REPOST because I forgot the tags oops! I’m writing f/f double drabbles for the food prompt table! (I will post them on ao3 when they’re all done). Plenty has Native family I’ve decided. Her character is so flimsy she really could use more developing in general since she’s not even in the book and is treated as mostly the stereotypical dumb pretty woman. Perhaps that’s for another fic  . . . Plenty O’Toole background development lmao

Plenty sidles up to a pretty redhead with an expensive looking necklace and tries on one of her stock opening lines. "You're not from around here are you?"

"Not around this casino, I'm not," says the woman in an accent and tone of voice that's definitely from around here. Damn. 

 Plenty bats her eyelashes, never out of cards in her hand. "Let me show you the building then, at least? I'm Plenty." 

"Tiffany." The redhead extends a hand. "Why don't you show me some place to eat, I'm famished!" 

There are places Plenty would take most people, but for a local, she'll do better. "Follow me." Plenty grabs Tiffany's hand and drags her through a back door to a street vendor selling frybread. "This is my uncle." 

"Rick is your uncle?" 

"You know him?" 

"Tiffany? And Plenty?" 

When the commotion of their mutual acquaintance has died down, Tiffany orders her usual frybread with beans, and Plenty asks for sugar on hers. "It's a wonder you two hadn't met already, you'll get on just great with my Plenty," Rick assures the pair. 

"With my uncle's blessing . . ." Plenty turns Tiffany away from the stand by the elbow. " . . . Wanna come back to mine?”