Sylvia White (Luisa Rivelli) is a secondary antagonist in the 1966 Italian Eurospy film "Operazione Goldman", which is also known as "Lighting Bolt". Luisa Rivelli was credited in the film as Ursula Parker, which was the only film she assumed this name.
Sylvia first appears in the film, laying out by the pool in a bikini along with Kary (Wandisa Guida). Lt. Harry Sennet (Anthony Eisley) arrives, and Kary tells Sylvia to follow him into the bar area. Sennet is an American James Bond-type hero, who is posing as a millionaire playboy.
We soon see that Sylvia is acquainted with Sennet, and she sits at the bar with him. Suddenly, her husband Archie White (Jose Maria Caffarel) shows up and she pretends not to be so intimate with Sennet. Archie is the manager for Mr. Rehte (Folco Lulli), who Sennet is trying to infiltrate.
Later, we find that Sylvia is a henchwoman, who is working along with Kary as they work Mr. Rehte. Rehte is attempting to interfere with rocket launches using a weapon that he somehow managed to put on the moon. On the side, Rehte is a beer manufacturer. The villian is similar to Goldfinger from the James Bond film.
Sennet's boss is the curvy Capt. Flanagan (Diana Lorys). When the two of them try to infiltrate Rehte's base, they are flooded out in the drain pipe and barely survive. When Sennet heads home, he is greeted by Sylvia who pulls a gun on him. Sennet laughs at the size of the small pistol, until Sylvia shows that it squirts acid, and she uses it to destroy a priceless painting.
Sennet pulls the rug from under her, and momentarily has the upper hand. However, Sylvia keeps her gun, and is about to shoot him, when she is shot herself in the stomach by Flanagan.
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