an information centre (belevingscentrum) was created in the building displaying mementos of Mata Hari. In popular culture The idea of an exotic dancer working as a lethal double agent using her powers of seduction to extract military secrets from her many lovers made Mata Hari an enduring archetype of the femme fatale. Her life inspired several films, including: Mata Hari (1920) Mata Hari (1927), a German production Mata Hari (1931), a Hollywood motion picture starring Greta Garbo In the 1939 romantic comedy Cafe Society, African-American actress Lillian Yarbo portrays Mattie Harriett, hired by Allyn Joslyn's gossip columnist to spy on the film's two protagonists, Fred MacMurray and Madeleine Carroll. Mata Hari, Agent H21 (1964) In the 1967 James Bond spoof Casino Royale, Joanna Pettet played Mata Bond, said to be the daughter of James Bond and Mata Hari In the 1968 Spanish comedy , Mata Hari (Carmen de Lirio) retires with an accountant, and her Spanish maid Guillermina (Gracita Morales) impersonates her in an espionage imbroglio. In the 1970 American action comedy series Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp, a chimpanzee named "Mata Hairi" plays the role of a secret agent, with Joan Gerber serving as a voice actress. In the 1972 British comedy film Up the Front, Zsa Zsa Gabor portrays Mata Hari Mata Hari (1981), television-series "Mata Hari; The Magic Camera", an episode of Fantasy Island (1982) Mata Hari (1985) "Paris, October 1916", an episode of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles. (1993) She is portrayed by Domiziana Giordano. Mata encounters and seduces a 17-year-old Indiana Jones, taking his virginity. "Paris, October 1916" was later re-edited into the second half of the film Demons of Deception. Mata Hari (2016) Mata Hari (2017), short film Mata Hari: The Naked Spy (2017) Mata Hari (2017), a 12-episode Russian-Portuguese TV series starring Vahina Giocante in the title role In the 2021 movie The King's Man Mata Hari is shown as one of the Shepherd's agents (alongside Gavrilo Princip and Rasputin) portrayed by Austrian actress Valerie Pachner. Mata Hari's life also inspired at least five stage musicals: Mata Hari in 1967, starring Pernell Roberts and Marisa Mell Mata Hari, by Lene Lovich, Judge Smith, and Les Chappell, premiered in 1982 at the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith; Mata!, with words and music by Stuart Brayson, received its World Premiere at Blackpool Grand Theatre in June 1995 Mata Hari at the Moulin Rouge, by Frank Wildhorn, which debuted