Nadja Regin - Kerim's Girl in "FRWL" & Bonita in "Goldfinger"

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A vintage 3×5 inch postcard promoting the 1954 German film “Roman eines Franenarztes”, hand signed by actress Nadja Regin.

She first appeared in “From Russia With Love” as Kerim Bey’s girl and then again as Bonita in “Goldfinger”.

In fine condition and quite scarce to find in vintage form.

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Nadja Regin – Kerim’s Girl in “FRWL” & Bonita in “Goldfinger”

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