James Bond's Roger Moore: a charming story
James Bond's Roger Moore: a charming story
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This is one of the most wonderful celebrity stories I’ve seen
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I always preferred Sean Connery but Sean was a horrible person.
I'd like to think that actors get remembered for who they were rather than who they pretended to be.
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Connery's Bond was also awfully sexists and misogynistic. It's incredibly cringe trying to watch certain scenes of that era. Some are rape fantasies through and thru.
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Huh, I had missed that he passed away (or forgotten about it). Hope he's being abused by women in the afterlife.
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Goldeneye was my favorite film as a kid but Moore was always the classiest, a real gentleman.
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Timothy Dalton was the best Bond, closest to the books.
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License to Kill was a bit before its time. Bourne before Bourne was a thing. I think people still wanted the campy Moore era and just weren't ready for that.
Casino Royale aped the Bourne thing later and was a smash hit.
He was much better as a supermarché owner in any case.
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I don’t think Lazenby gets enough credit but yeah I’d agree. Dalton is also the best actor outside of Bond, Connery probably has more credits but he’s not a time lord.
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A real slasher of ... bad guys.
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That's a fact!
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I have to admit, I was a bit leary coming in here, but that's a great story.
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That pressed a tear out of this man here. Great story! Great man!
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That's a great story, it's nice hearing about people being treated well by famous people. Thanks for sharing.
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That is a lovely story.
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He seemed like a classy guy. He made the decision to stop playing Bond because he said the leading ladies were young enough to be his granddaughter, and "it was disgusting."
Wow, mad respect.