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 Roger Moore's James Bond Diary - Roger Moore
Newest Review: ... playing Bond with no teeth at this rate! Moore's passages about being signed to become the new Bond and his thoughts on the ... more  ... prospect are always very interesting with some fascinating titbits for 007 fans who have followed the series for as long as they can remember. 'When I first knew I was going to do Bond,' says Moore. 'Harry Saltzman, who co-produces with Cubby Broccoli, said it must be kept secret but he wanted me to meet the director Guy Hamilton. We met at Scott's in Mayfair, in true Bond-style, over a dozen oysters and martinis. I confessed to Guy that in reading the script I could only ever hear Sean's voice saying; "My name i...more |
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Roger Moore's James Bond Diary - Roger Moore: Becoming Bond (1325 words)
by - written on 17/10/09 (Very useful, 132 readings)
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Roger Moore's James Bond Diary was first published in 1973 and is a fascinating and often very amusing account of the making of Live and Let Die - his debut film as James Bond. 'It began on Sunday, 8 October 1972,' begins Moore. 'When, as the new James Bond, I left England in a blaze of publicity for the first location in New Orleans. We flew via New York and the journey was hysterical. Danny Kaye was aboard and he started on the stewardesses straight away. While the girl was standing up in front of the jumbo jet trying to show everybody how to put on a life jacket, there was Danny sitting there miming exactly what the poor girl was doing.' The book is a great insight ... Read the complete review
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