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				First published: May 1, 2025 - Last updated: May 1, 2025
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			Author: Lisa Funnell
			
 Title: Patricia Fearing, Sexual Violence, and Thunderball (1965)
 
 Subtitle: -
 
 Blog: Lisa Funnell Blog
 
 Host: Wordpress
 
 Date: February 10, 2020
 
 Language: English
 
 Keywords: 
				Modern History: 
					20th Century | 
				American History: 
					U.S. History; 
				European History: 
					English History | 
				Cases: 
					Fictional Offenders / 
						James Bond; 
				Cases: 
					Fictional Victims / 
						Patricia Fearing; 
				Representations: 
					Films / 
						Thunderball
 
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				»Last week in my Gender and James Bond course, we discussed the deeply troubling scene at the beginning of Thunderball (1965) in which Bond sexually harasses and coerces a nurse at the health clinic Shrublands. On multiple occasions, Patricia Fearing rejects the physical and verbal advances of Bond making it clear that she is not interested in sexual activity. Bond does not accept her rejections or respect her bodily autonomy, and eventually blackmails Fearing into sleeping with him.« 
				(Source: Blog)
 
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				History of Europe: 
					History of England | 
				Fiction: 
					Fictional victims of sexual assault | 
				Film: 
					List of James Bond films / 
						Thunderball (film) | 
				Sex and the law: 
					Sexual assault
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