'I travelled the world as a Bond girl - but nothing could prepare me for terrifying health scares'
From appearing alongside Sir Roger Moore in The Spy Who Loved Me to working in the recording studio with Grammy Award-winning producers, Susie Vanner’s life has been one incredible journey.
But it hasn’t all been easy. After suffering a brain haemorrhage and being diagnosed with breast cancer, the actress and musician has experienced the highs as well as the lows. “I've had the most amazing life.
I travelled the world in my twenties, when I did the James Bond movie. We went to Australia, Japan and South America. I’d never have done that in my twenties if I hadn’t been working as an actress at the time,” she tells OK! “It's just been a whirlwind, amazing journey of a life.” Having started her career as a Northern Soul artist in the 1960s, Susie’s life took a turn when she was 19 years old.
After her boyfriend at the time connected her with an agent, the star’s life changed as she knew it. “I met a photographer who became my first boyfriend and he said, ‘I'm gonna take some pictures’ and he took them to a film agent and one was looking for a new actress to manage.
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