, Hendry said at the event,"I had a penthouse hotel room in London at the Pinewood Studios. I was treated like I thought I starred in the movie, [as if] I played Bond! They made all my clothes. It was awesome!"Still, it wasn't all smooth sailing being the first Black woman to be a Bond love interest."You don't realize you're trailblazing when you're trailblazing,"Pacific Rim Video in 2013."All you know is you're working.
And all you know is that they call you for a particular thing to do, and you don't really know how, but you're willing." She added that some of her scenes were removed from the film in certain parts of the country and the world."On one hand people loved it, on the other hand people rejected it," Hendry said.Lia Beck is a writer living in Richmond, Virginia. In addition to Best Life, she has written for Refinery29, Bustle, Hello Giggles, InStyle, and more.