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Became a grandmother ("at last!") in August 2013 when daughter-in-law Alison Adler gave birth to a boy named Cash, short for Cassius. Second grandson Lucas was born in April 2017.

Is portrayed by Charlize Theron in The Life and Death of Peter Sellers (2004).

Fractured her ankle and broke her wrist at the Kerrang! Music Awards in London when she fell as she was heading towards the stage to present the Hall of Fame award to Marilyn Manson. Osteoperosis contributed to this which she is still dealing with. [August 2000]

Auctioned some belongings at Christies for $146,000. [December 1996]

Lost her mother in May 1995 to Alzheimer's Disease after a lengthy illness. Britt is currently involved with the Alzheimer's Disease Association, trying to spread awareness, etc., of this illness.

Although Britt and Slim Jim Phantom separated in 1992, they didn't divorce until 2006.

Son with Slim Jim Phantom: T.J. McDonnell (born March 31, 1988).

Shares three ex-boyfriends in common with fellow former Bond girl Ursula Andress (Helmut Berger, Ron Ely, Ryan O'Neal); two in common with fellow former Bond girl and Demon Rage (1982) co-star Lana Wood (O'Neal and Warren Beatty); two in common with Michelle Phillips (Beatty and Lou Adler); and three in common with Julie Christie (Adler, Beatty, O'Neal).

After her much publicized breakup with rocker Rod Stewart in 1977, Britt continued to make movies--both features and made-for-TV films--and tried the stage.

Was one of the judges in the Miss Universe pageant in 1976.

The high point in her career would be her role as Bond girl Mary Goodnight in The Man With the Golden Gun (1974).

Son with Lou Adler: Nic Adler (born June 10, 1973).

She did appear in some first-rate productions over the years, though, two of them being Get Carter (1971) and the cult classic The Wicker Man (1973).

Her claim to fame would come as the young girl who invented the striptease in The Night They Raided Minsky's (1968). After that, she appeared in a string of movies that were built around her looks and not much else.

Britt Ekland was born in Sweden and grew up to be the poster girl for beautiful, big-eyed Scandinavian blondes. She attended a drama school and then joined a traveling theater group. With her looks as her passport, Britt entered films and became a star in Italy. When Peter Sellers met her in a hotel, he fell hard for her and they soon married. The combination of Sellers' stardom and her stunning beauty contributed to her fame (the fact that Sellers suffered a heart attack in bed on their wedding night did not hurt, either). She appeared in two films with her husband: After the Fox (1966), written by Neil Simon, and the forgettable The Bobo (1967).

Daughter with Peter Sellers: Victoria Sellers (born January 20, 1965).

Was replaced by Mia Farrow for the role of Karen Eriksson in Guns at Batasi (1964).