>> pierce bronson.d perfect james bond. >> and, of course, we can't talk about the james bond without the bond girls, right, and all the antics that went on with them. >> and ursula who emerged in a white bikini with a knife wrapped around her waist. do you know she's 76, in her late 70s. >> i loved all the names, clever names. many of them we won't repeat them on the air. >> remember evelyn black, known much more for her name and that her performance. and shirley eagan was naked except for wearing gold body paint. there she is with the gold body paint. that became a very iconic james bond moment. and then there was the urban legend did she die from the toxicity of the paint. >> really? >> but she didn't. she's alive and well. >> what a terrible rumor that is. >> over that. and who else -- >> they're wonderful women. jane see more. i liked halle barry. >> i liked her in her orange bikini. >> very voluptuous and in shape. even madonna had a cameo. >> really? i never remember that. >> "die another day" wi

pierce bronson shooting the latest sequel of the james bond film. >> that must be one of the great thingsut being an actor. not just that you are paid very nicely for stuff you like to do but you can do things illegally down the center of london that you would other wise be arrested. >> that's one of the great joys of doing this character or of being an actor. the boat sequence on the river is great and i knew how to handle the boat so that was a huge benefit. a lot of the sequence was me. >> it's huge, it's tremendously difficult scene because you're taling with water, you're dealing with a chase down the middle of london no one has ever tried that before. >> reporter: we're here in london on one of the largest sets ever constructed where they are now filming the world is not enough. >> action. >> reporter: aarriveed -- i arrived on the set where the crew and actors still had three months of work. >> i'm having a good time. >> i know that. >> if one is having a good time, hopefully goes across to the audience. >> reporter: psychologically, was it easier the second time out of the gate th