Famke Janssen, who gained international recognition for her role as Xenia Onatopp in the 1995 James Bond film "GoldenEye," celebrated her 62nd birthday with a striking appearance in New York City.
Janssen, a former fashion model, turned heads in a daring denim mini-dress featuring a keyhole cut-out. She complemented the outfit with Mary Jane shoes and white ankle socks, embodying a youthful style.
The Dutch actress was recently featured in the Netflix Dutch crime drama "Amsterdam Empire." Her upcoming projects include the British sci-fi horror film "The Experiment" and the sci-fi thriller "One Second After."
Janssen's career began in high fashion before transitioning to Hollywood. Following her breakthrough in "GoldenEye," she appeared in films such as Woody Allen's "Celebrity" and the '90s horror movies "The Faculty" and "House on Haunted Hill." A significant role in her career was playing Jean Grey in the original "X-Men" film franchise, followed by her involvement in the "Taken" series.
On television, Janssen has had roles in "Nip/Tuck," "Hemlock Grove," and "How to Get Away with Murder." Earlier in 2026, she expressed disappointment about not being invited to reprise her role as Jean Grey in Marvel's "Avengers: Doomsday," noting the return of other original "X-Men" cast members. She previously commented to Entertainment Weekly in October 2025 that the character of Jean Grey continues to resonate with fans, and she felt flattered by the lasting interest.