Fantastic Femmes--Ayesha Dharker

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Hottest Women of MACHETE!

The new movie opens Friday!

Whatta way to spend Labor Day weekend, eh?

Jessica Alba as

 Sartana 

Michelle Rodriguez as

 Luz aka Shé

 

Cheryl Chin
Torrez' Henchwoman

Electra & Elise Avellan as

 Nurses Mona & Lisa
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Cheryl Chin and the Avellans will be getting their own entries shortly.

Fantastic Femmes--Jeannine Kaspar

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Fantastic Femmes--Ellen Wong

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Fantastic Femmes--Angelina Jolie

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Fantastic Femmes--Archie Panjabi

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NY Times Reviews Law & Order: UK (and Freema Agyeman)!

From the review of Law & Order: UK by Mike Hale...
"The standouts so far are Bradley Walsh (Coronation Street), who gets the right blend of humor and resignation in the Paul Sorvino-Jerry Orbach veteran detective slot, and Freema Agyeman (Martha Jones of Dr. Who), who covers several bases as the junior prosecutor. "She’s both the minority idealist, played for three seasons by Richard Brooks..."

"...and the hot babe who often solves the case, played by a succession of actresses (none hotter than Ms. Agyeman)." (emphasis mine)

 But then, we at Atomic Kommie Comics™ already knew that!

The HOTTEST Women of LOST!

IMHO!

Yeah, I ran this before, but the series finale is tomorrow night, and, well, I felt like it!

Yunjin Kim (Sun-Hwa Kwan)

Zuleikha Robinson (Ilana)

Bai Ling / Ling Bai (Achara)

Marsha Thomason (Naomi Dorrit)

Michelle Rodriguez (Ana-Lucia Cortez)

Fantastic Femmes--Charlotte Lewis

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(1986)

Teen model turned actress Charlotte Lewis made her film debut in Roman Polanski's 1985 film Pirates at the age of 16.
What was not known at the time was that the director may have molested the then-underage girl before filming began!
She's had an on-again, off-again film-tv career, working for several years straight, doing other things for several years, then returning to show business, then disappearing again.
She also posed for Playboy in 1993.

(Pirates, 1985)

Interestingly, almost all her film / tv work has been genre! (out of 27 projects, over 20 were genre!)

She hasn't appeared onscreen since 2003.

Trivia: Dated Mickey Rourke, Eric Clapton, and Charlie Sheen while appearing in movie or video projects with them!

NOTE: Google searches tend to confuse her with the same-named character played by Rebecca Mader from the tv series LOST.
Charlotte has not appeared on LOST.

(with Charlie Sheen, 1986)

Fantastic Femmes--Sophie Okonedo

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Academy Award and Golden Globe-nominated actress Sophie Okonedo moves easily from playing the title role in Mrs. Mandela to making multiple appearances (including a gun-toting Queen Elizabeth the 10th) on Doctor Who!

Genre appearances include...

Criminal Justice(Jackie Woolf)

Æon Flux(Sithandra)

Alex Rider: Operation StormBreaker(Mrs. Tulip Jones)

Doctor Who

"The Beast Below" (Queen Elizabeth the 10th aka Liz 10)

 "Scream of the Shalka"(Alison Cheney)

Note: the animated "Scream" is not considered "canon" in the Dr Who series.

Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls(Wachati Princess)

Spooks aka MI5 (Amanda Roke)

Check out...

Welcome to Sophie Okonedo (FanSite)

Fantastic Femmes--Ana Claudia Talancon

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Fantastic Femmes--Tisha Campbell-Martin

You're thinking, "Tisha Campbell? The woman from Martinand My Wife and Kids? Talented comedienne, but how does she qualify as a Fantastic Femme?"
Pretty damn easily!
Her first film appearance was as one of the "Greek Chorus" trio who sang plot points in the movie version of the Broadway musical Little Shop of Horrors (based on the 1960 low-budget movie The Little Shop of Horrors)
She's done other genre stuff as well, primarily animation voices.
So, there!

Genre appearances include:

Little Shop of Horrors

(Crystal, performer: "Prologue", "Skid Row", "Da-Doo", "Grow for Me", "Some Fun Now", "Dentist', "Suddenly Seymour, "SupperTime", "Medley", "Meek Shall Inherit", "Finale", "Don't Feed the Plants!")

DuckMan(Ebony Sable)
Down to Earth[2001](cameo)
Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Francisco
(Sledge)

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Tisha's MySpace page
Tisha Campbell (FanSite)