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Wow!
Had a good innings, but still sort of a shock.
RIP indeed Roger.
Daddel.
RIP Roger
Wow!
Had a good innings, but still sort of a shock.
RIP indeed Roger.
Daddel.
Got a new watch, divers watch it is, had to drown the bastard to get it!
Rip indeed
^^^ What a fantastic photo. RIP.
Damn, my favourite Bond
RIP
Mark
Was watching one of his bond movies the other day :-( The one where he uses a Rolex bezel to cut a rope (Live and Let Die). Depressing getting to your 40s and all your 80s and 90s Film/music stars start to drop off.
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What a shame, I thought he would live forever.
I've read many biographies and nobody ever had a bad word to say about Sir Roger, which speaks volumes.
RIP Sir Roger.
Cheers,
Neil.
A class act, will be sadly missed. And today of all days with the awful bombing in Manchester - we all need to 'keep Britain's end up' now
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Moore talking about Niven. Two great characters.
Sad news but a good innings, from modelling knitting patterns to 7 Bond movies, The persuaders, and The Saint.
RIP Roger Moore, I enjoyed your films.
Yes it's like a double whammy : terrorists on the one hand and the secret agent who normally fights them
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RIP you great man of style. The Saint was my favourite during the sixties.
Mine too. Very sad.Originally Posted by Sharky
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We have hit the age where our boyhood heroes are no longer immortal.
RIP Sir Roger and thanks for being one of my childhood heroes.
Well put indeed.👍
Being James Bond won't make you irresistible to all women but it will make you Roger'Moore...
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Rip indeed
What film is this? Man with the golden gun- I can't make out the watch properly - it's not a Rolex or is it ?
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Very sad news. My first bond movie was : the spy who loved me and for me he was james bond trough my childhood.
Thank you for the good times Sir Roger Moore.
Rip
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Pretty sure that's Live and Let Die. Set looks like the plane car chase in New Orleans with Bond giving Mrs Bell her flight lesson. "Let's just wing it Mrs Bell."
I remember watching him in Ivanhoe on ITV when I was a little kid. He always came across as a caring person, was a great ambassador for Unicef. RIP Sir Roger.
My favourite Bond too. I liked his talentless talent and always enjoyed his films and tv. It was good to see him with Brian Pern too. Shows he hsd that typically British affinity for self deprecating humour.
Top Bond and by all accounts a thoroughly nice bloke.
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I was surprised to learn today he was 58 when he decided he was too old to be playing Bond! That last one was a poor film. One can't help appreciate Connery but I did like Moore in the role.
I would say Live and Let Die. I'm sure it is the Rolex with the powerful magnet that he uses for various things including unzipping the back of a lady's dress... Roger Moore what a legend. RIP.
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Lord Brett Sinclair... now up there drinking martinis with that brash American... RIP Sir... :( sad week this one.
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Great Bond...
RIP
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RIP old bean, and thanks for many wonderful and enjoyable hours myself and my loved ones spent and will be spending watching your films!
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He was my second favorite Bond. But you must understand that I was a wide-eyed 15 year-old boy when I walked into the Orpheum theater for the opening of "Dr. No" fifty-some years ago. Sean Connery IS James Bond!
Farewell, Sir Roger!
not sure of the film but from the photo (and then looking at the filename) its a red sub
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Heart-warming story...
^^ Thanks for that - what a truly heart warming story.
I grew up with Sir Roger as my James Bond and remember spending many happy hours watching and re-watching those films.
RIP.
My (now deceased) best mate went on holiday with his dad to Malta in the mid-late 70's and met Roger Moore and Lee Marvin in the bar of their hotel. After finding they were there filming "Shout At The Devil", they had a good drinking session. My mate said he and his dad were out-drunk by both actors and had to retire, too wasted to carry on. He said they were both great guys, very friendly.
The best bond in my humble opinion RIP
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