A primeira coisa que vem à minha mente é Tracy (Diana Rigg ) , a mulher Bond (George Lazenby) casa-se em Em Serviço Secreto de Sua Majestade :
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The follow up film, Diamonds Are Forever , shows James Bond (Sean Connery) tracking down Blofeld in the pre-title credits, but it is only assumed that Bond is doing so out of revenge for Tracy's death. She is never mentioned by name in the film.
Subsequent films also rarely mention Tracy or make reference to the fact that Bond was previously married.
In The Spy Who Loved Me (Roger Moore), when Bond meets Anya Amasova in the Mujava bar, she recites facts of his life, including that he had been married once and that his wife was killed. Bond's eyes glaze over for a moment, then quickly changes the subject; Anya recognizes and comments upon Bond's unexpected sensitivity in talking about his late wife.
In For Your Eyes Only (Roger Moore), Bond stands at her grave before boarding a helicopter which Blofeld has booby-trapped. It's actually in this sequence where Bond ultimately gets revenge for her murder, by impaling an uncredited Blofeld's wheelchair on one of the helicopter's skids and eventually dropping him (wheelchair and all) down a tall industrial smokestack.
(While she went by the name "Tracy" her real name was "Teresa". The year of her death, 1969, is the release year of the movie "On Her Majesty's Secret Service". She died at the end of that movie)In Licence to Kill (Timothy Dalton), after Bond refuses to catch the garter of Felix Leiter's new wife, Della, Leiter makes a short, sad reference to the fact that Bond was married "a long time ago". Nothing else is really said on the matter.
In GoldenEye (Pierce Brosnan), Alec Trevelyan asks Bond if he has "found forgiveness in the arms of all those willing women for the dead ones you failed to protect?" Although the statement could refer to several women in Bond's past (including Aki or Corinne Dufour), Tracy is obviously the most prominent woman he has "failed to protect."
In The World Is Not Enough (Pierce Brosnan), Elektra King (whose father has been killed in the pre-credit sequence) asks Bond whether he has ever lost anyone 'that he truly loved'. Bond appears uncomfortable and does not answer the question, continuing with a different line of conversation.