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Very upset to learn that Roger Moore has died. Found out in an email as our news is all on the Manchester bombing.
http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2017-...m%20Newsletter
I met his agent at a party once and she told me he was a lovely man. He used to live near us in Kent (before I was born) and always remembered the place, being photographed holding a copy of the local paper on its birthday quite recently.
A genuine gentleman. RIP Roger Moore.
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No! What a shame. He was the best-looking Bond, IMO.
I loved him on the screen and in interviews. Thankfully he lived a long and happy life. RIP Mr. Moore
I meant to say Sir Roger Moore of course.
Here's the piece from the paper:
http://www.newsshopper.co.uk/news/11...appy_birthday/
Bless him. Such a good sport too.
And he campaigned against cruelty to animals.
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He was my favorite James Bond.
RIP
Thanks for the picture, Secret Squirrel. I almost didn't recognize him.
RIP Sir Roger.
I know this was one of the worst Bond movies, but I always liked A View To A Kill. I was born in 1980 and my first favorite Bond movie was A View To A Kill and then after that I grew up watching Timothy Dalton and Pierce. The sad thing is I only fully saw two of his Bond movies: Live And Let Die and A View to A Kill.
I also remembered him in Spice World, The Cannonball Run and Bullseye(opposite Michael Caine).
Live and Let Die was amazing! I want to see The Man with the Golden Gun; Christopher Lee is in that.
RIP Sir Roger Moore. :( I didn't get into the Bond films until I was an adult, but he was always my Dad's favorite Bond as well as a lot of my family and friends.
My first Bond. Such a shame. RIP.