Halle Berry, Black Bond Girls ‘Paved the Way,’ ‘Spectre’ Star Naomie Harris Says (Video)

“I really am so proud to be here because there are women that I really respect and admire,” Harris tells reporters at Black Women of Bond Tribute

LOS ANGELES, CA - NOVEMBER 03: (L-R) Honorees Trina Parks, Naomie Harris, Halle Berry, and Gloria Hendry attend the Black Women of Bond Tribute at the California African American Museum on November 3, 2015 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Rachel Murray/Getty Images for THAurban)
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Four black women who’ve appeared in James Bond films are speaking out about the impact the iconic franchise has had on their careers.

Trina Parks, Gloria Hendry, Halle Berry and current Bond star Naomie Harris joined forces Tuesday night in Los Angeles for the Black Women of Bond Tribute, hosted by Essence Magazine and the African American Film Critics Association.

“I really am so proud to be here because there are women that I really respect and admire and have paved the way for me to become Miss Moneypenny, so I really want to say thank you to them,” Harris told reporters on the red carpet.

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