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- Roger Moore: from The Saint to Sir Roger - The James Bond Dossier
In 1961, Moore was cast as Simon Templar in the TV series The Saint It was an adaptation of a series of novels and it would go on to become his second most popular role Roger Moore was The Saint for six years and successfully completed over a hundred different episodes before the series ended The international success of The Saint as well as Roger Moore’s on screen suave performance drew
- James Bond cars: the Roger Moore era
The cars from Roger Moore’s James Bond films were a varied bunch The Lotus Esprit quickly became a Bond classic, and is the car that will always be associated with Moore’s Bond, but there were some more run of the mill choices too Despite this, the cars in Moore’s Bond films were always exciting to watch and helped make his era memorable Live and Let Die In Moore’s first Bond outing
- Roger Moore’s life and legacy celebrated in new documentary
A rare glimpse into Moore’s world What sets From Roger Moore with Love apart is the unprecedented access it provides The film, made in collaboration with Moore’s estate and family, features never-before-seen letters, personal photographs, and home movie footage that reveal a more personal side of the man beloved by audiences
- 40 years of A View to a Kill: a look back at Roger Moore’s final . . .
Licence to Legacy: It’s been 40 years since A View to a Kill was released — Roger Moore’s final outing as James Bond — and this week we look back at one of the most divisive entries in the series 🎧 Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube After a brief detour to the Mexico Grand Prix, we dive into the […]
- The style of James Bond: clothes in the Roger Moore era
With Roger Moore as James Bond, clothes and accessories reflected the trends of 70s and 80s fashion Roger Moore played James Bond between 1973 and 1985, infusing the character with his signature blend of wit, charm, and refined elegance His portrayal of 007 stood apart from his predecessors, leaning into a sophisticated and lighter tone
- Visit the “For Your Eyes Only” monastery in Greece – Agia Triada
For the finale of For Your Eyes Only (1981) – the twelfth James Bond film and the fourth to star Roger Moore – Melina Havelock and Colombo assist 007 to gain access to an abandoned Greek monastery where Kristatos plans to hand over the top secret ATAC over to KGB chief General Gogol The monastery – the fictional St Cyril’s – is set atop a mountain and protected from attack thanks to
- James Bond Sunglasses - The James Bond Dossier
Roger Moore Although Roger Moore remains the actor with the most Bond films to his name, it wasn’t until his seventh and final outing as 007 that he got to wear any kind of eyewear In A View to a Kill 007 wears a pair of oversized Aviator-style ski glasses while on a mission in Siberia to recover a microchip
- Roger Moore: The Spy Who We Loved - The James Bond Dossier
But where Sean Connery would forever be lauded as the epitome of British Cool and the perennial favourite of Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig, Roger Moore would be forever remembered by Gene Siskel as the ruination of a great series of movies and his legacy would largely consist of repeated parodies by Spitting Image At a time when Jason Bourne runs across rooftops to avenge
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