After sending James Bond into space for Moonraker, 1981’s For Your Eyes Only grounded Roger Moore’s 007 in a much more classic Cold War mission. This time the spy would …
Roger Moore and Caroline Munro in The Spy Who Loved Me (Image: PH ) James Bond is back on our TV screens today in The Spy Who Loved Me. Although …
The Spy Who Loved Me is Sir Roger Moore’s third and best-loved 007 movie, in which the late actor starred opposite Bond girl Barbara Bach, the future Mrs Ringo Starr. …
After 1973’s Live and Let Die, Roger Moore’s second James Bond movie followed a year later in The Man with the Golden Gun. The loose adaptation of Ian Fleming’s final …
Sir Roger Moore may have been a fan of Daniel Craig’s 007, but it turns out he didn’t have much positive to say about 2008’s Quantum of Solace, which is …
Roger Moore was always the consummate gentleman – and it was not an act. Numerous friends and co-stars attested to his kindness and thoughtfulness. It was very out of character …
James Bond star Sir Roger Moore died seven years ago aged 89 on May 23, 2017. The acting legend starred in more official 007 movies than any other actor – …
She’s been a household name for six decades and still looks spectacular on a red carpet but Jane Seymour was understandably nervous when she first met Roger Moore on the …
But Moore’s natural presence and 6ft 1in frame also meant some of his Bond looks remain the most iconic and stylish; the black polo neck with gun holster in Live …