Olga Kurylenko

Ukrainian-born French actress Olga Kurylenko made her mark in the cinematic world with an impressive variety of roles spanning different genres. Kurylenko began her career as a model in Paris, eventually transitioning to acting. She is perhaps best known for her role as Camille Montes in the James Bond film "Quantum of Solace." Her performance earned her a nomination for the Best Supporting Actress Saturn Award in 2008. She further expanded her repertoire with roles in the action film "Hitman, the romantic drama "To the Wonder," and the crime comedy "Seven Psychopaths," the latter of which won the Boston Society of Film Critics Award for Best Cast.

Kurylenko continued to showcase her versatility in a range of films, including the science fiction film "Oblivion," the political satire "The Death of Stalin," and the comedy "The Man Who Killed Don Quixote." She also ventured into superhero films with roles in "Black Widow" and "Thunderbolts*." Kurylenko also had a prominent role in the Netflix spy thriller miniseries "Treason" and the action thriller "Extraction 2."

Her notable performances earned her recognition in the film industry. In 2005, Kurylenko received the Best Actress award at the Brooklyn International Film Festival for her role in "The Ring Finger." She recently co-starred in the action comedy "High Heat" alongside Don Johnson in 2021 and participated in the Korean-French film project "Banishing" in 2022.