She also modeled for other photograpers and appeared in a variety of Classic Men's Magazines under the names of Sharon Church, Danielle Munson, Doris Avery, Adrienne Scott, Modesty Blaze, and Sin Lenee.

Modesty Blaise is a 1966 British spy comedy film directed by Joseph Losey, produced by Joseph Janni and loosely based on the comic strip of the same name by Peter O’Donnell, who co-wrote the original story upon which Evan Jones and Harold Pinter based their screenplay. It stars Monica Vitti as “Modesty”, opposite Terence Stamp as Willie Garvin and Dirk Bogarde as her nemesis Gabriel. The cast also includes Harry Andrews, Clive Revill (in a dual role), Michael Craig, Alexander Knox, Rossella Falk and Tina Aumont. The film’s music was composed by Johnny Dankworth and the theme song, “Modesty”, sung by pop duo David and Jonathan. It was Vitti’s first English-speaking role.[5][6]

She also modeled for other photograpers and appeared in a variety of Classic Men's Magazines under the names of Cynthia Simpson, Danielle Munson, Doris Avery, Adrienne Scott, Modesty Blaze, and Sin Lenee.

She also modeled for other photograpers and appeared in a variety of Classic Men's Magazines under the names of Sharon Church, Danielle Munson, Doris Avery, Adrienne Scott, Modesty Blaze, and Sin Lenee.

Modesty Blaze posed as a blonde in other Classic Men's Magazines using the names Cynthia Simpson, Danielle Munson, Doris Avery and Sin Lenee.