*Giulietta da Vinci (listed in the film credits just as Cigar Girl) was a fictional assassin under the employ of Renard. She appeared in the 1999 James Bond film, The World Is Not Enough, and its accompanying novelisation penned by Raymond Benson. The character was portrayed by Italian actress, Maria Grazia Cucinotta, and was doubled by stuntwoman Sarah Donohue.

Posing as the secretary of the Swiss banker, Mr. Lachaise, Giulietta is present during his meeting with British agent James Bond in November 1999[1] at the Bilbao office of La Banque Suisse de L'Industrie. She offers a cigar to 007 and her employer. Bond is there retrieving money for Sir Robert King, a British Oil tycoon and friend of M. As she hands him a receipt for the money, she asks Bond if he would like to check her figures. Bond pauses and looks up as she is bending down. He responds, "Oh, I'm sure they are perfectly rounded."

Bond overpowers Lachaise's bodyguards and holds him at gunpoint. Just as Bond is about to get the name of an assassin, Lachaise is killed by a thrown knife in his neck by an escaping Giulietta. Bond and the Cigar Girl both escape from the building.

In a deleted scene of the film, we find that Giulietta is actually working for Renard, and she reveals that Bond on the case. Renard gives her the task of taking him out, and says that he trusts she won't let him down. She was also told to allow Bond to escape the original attack in Spain, so that the bomb would be delivered to MI6 headquarters. Bond returns to MI6 headquarters in London, England in order to return the money to Sir Robert King. However, the money was actually a Fertilizer Bomb which kills King and blows a hole in the wall of the building. Through a hole in the wall, 007 spots Giulietta, who is watching the building from a Sunseeker boat on the River Thames. The assassin is wearing a red leather body suit with a zipper down the front. She uses a machine gun to fire at Bond and then takes off down the Thames, with Bond pursuing in a Prototype Q-boat.

An elaborate chase takes place along the Thames, and it ends at the Millennium Dome. Giulietta uses a grenade launcher as well. Just as two torpedoes are about to blow up her boat, she beaches her boat near the Millennium Dome, and jumps onto a hot air balloon basket. Bond follows closely by, and jumps to catch the mooring ropes to the balloon. Bond offers her protection from her real boss, but she refuses, asserting that Bond cannot protect her from "him". Giulietta then commits suicide by shooting the aircraft's gas tank, causing the balloon to explode in a huge fireball. Bond releases from the rope and falls onto the roof of the Millennium Dome, hurting his shoulder on the landing. This injury hampers him throughout the rest of the film. We later learn in the film that she was working for Renard or his full name, Victor Zokas. Giulietta was hired to keep an eye on Mr. Lachaise.*