Meet Gemma Arterton. She's beautiful, statuesque, British, and the newest Bond girl to grace the silver screen (you'll see her in Quantum of Solace in November, opposite Daniel Craig as Agent 007).
She was also born with extra fingers.
"It's my little oddity that I'm really proud of," she said to Esquire magazine. "It makes me different."
Different indeed.
The condition, called polydactyly, occurs in 1 of every 500 births.
Don't bother looking for additional digits in the film, though. As a child, the surplus digits were "tied," which causes the boneless protrusions to fall off with time. She still bares bumpy scars where her extra appendages once were.
Earlier this year, she revealed that she was also born with a crumpled ear, which was surgically corrected in childhood. "I was born with lots of deformities," the 22-year-old actress told the British press.
She seems to be doing OK now, though...
