Which James Bond film features Elektra King as its central female character?

The James Bond film featuring Elektra King as its central female character is The World Is Not Enough.

Elektra King is played by Sophie Marceau. She is the daughter of oil heiress Sir Robert King and becomes closely involved in Bond’s mission after her father is assassinated. The story initially presents her as a vulnerable kidnapping survivor, but the plot later reveals that her relationship with terrorist Renard is far more complicated.

The film’s title comes from the Bond family motto, “The world is not enough,” which appears in On Her Majesty’s Secret Service as well as in Fleming’s literary work. The phrase reflects the character’s ambition and the story’s themes of inheritance, power and betrayal.

Released in 1999, The World Is Not Enough was Pierce Brosnan’s third appearance as Bond. Denise Richards played nuclear physicist Christmas Jones, while Robert Carlyle portrayed Renard, a terrorist whose damaged nervous system affects his ability to feel physical pain.