Olga Appell, a long distance runner,
Olga Korbut, a gymnast.
Olga Kaniskina, a gold medal winner in the race walk at the 2008 Olympics.
Olga Markova, both a long distance runner and a figure skater.
Olga Turchak, a high jumper.
OLGA, which stands for Online Gamers Anonymous, a support group.
Olga, an opera on the life of Olga Benario Prestes.
Olga Gurlukovich, a fictional character from Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty.

But perhaps he will be in the newest Bond flick, Quantum of Solace, set to open soon in theaters. Apparently brewer Heineken is going to not only tie itself in with the movie in its newest set of ads, but will be enlisting the sets, the costumes and the sexiest among the actors - Olga Kurylenko - to market their beer.

And this won’t be the first time. The is, in fact, the fifth advertising tie-in Heineken has had with the super spy. Chances are good, given how well the movies are doing these days, that it won’t be the last, either.

And with a face like Kurylenko’s providing backup, how can an ad really go wrong?

MTV’s about to make your dream come true. Sort of.

The popular show MTV Made is going to have a special edition coming up: MTV Made: Bond Girl Special. Successful applicants will go through the rigorous action training to become the Bond girl they’ve always wanted to be, just in time for the new movie to come out.

And the best part? Successful applicants will get the chance to meet Olga Kurylenko, the Bond girl of choice for Quantum of Solace. How cool is that?

Have a look here for details and submission requirements.

Quantum of Solace sure isn’t going to be the exception to the long tradition of Bond movies, even if it is part of the recent Daniel Craig reboot of the series. And this time the Bond girl will be played by Olga Kurylenko.

Kurylenko is slated to play Camille, a girl looking to assist Bond in his quest to take revenge on Dominic Greene, who may be responsible for having Bond’s would-be love Vesper Lynde killed (in Casino Royale). Time will only tell if she stays a protagonist or if she’ll put a knife in Bond’s back.

In preparation for the role Kurylenko was given a DVD set of the past James Bond movies to watch and worked hard to develop a natural-sounding Spanish accent.

Quantum of Solace is set to open in late 2008, on October 31 in the UK and in early November in other countries.

Olga Kurylenko was born in the Ukraine, in 1979. When she was just 13 year old, she began her modeling career in her native Ukraine when she was discovered in a subway station by a fashion scout.

Olga wouldn’t have much success in modeling however, until she moved to Paris, France three years later. It was here that Olga Kurylenko was signed with the Madison agency, according to Bellazon. She then married a French photographer, the marriage disolved rather quickly. Olga has since re-married and has begun a fledgling acting career.

Olga Kurylenko’s name has appeared in several French films’ credits, and shee has broken into the American market with 2007’s Hitman. Olga Kurylenko is set to portray James Bond’s latest female foil in the new movie, Quantum of Solace. More information on Olga Kurylenko can be found at Bellazon .com, and Bellazon .org.

Ukranian bombshell Olga Kurylenko has broken into the American film scene in the 20th Century Fox motion picture, Hitman.

Hitman is the movie incarnation of the popular video game from Eidos Interactive. In Hitman, Kurylenko, whose acting credits have included mostly french films (Paris je t’aime, The Serpent) plays the part of Nika Boronina. In Hitman, Kurylenko’s Nika a witness to a murder comitted by Agent 47, the film’s protagonist.

Olga Kurylenko has had some previous acting successes, recieving the Certificate of Excellence Award from the Brooklyn International Film Festival in 2006. The award was given to Kurylenko for her work in 2005’s L’Annulaire. After starring in Hitman, Olga has signed on to play the latest bond girl in the upcoming Quantum of Solace, James Bond’s latest adventure.

Check out Olga Kurylenko in the trailer for Hitman below: