Roger Moore FINALLY Revealed the Co-stars He Hated Most

Roger Moore FINALLY Revealed the Co-stars He Hated Most
What made Roger Moore's James Bond so iconic? Was it his charming smile, his witty one-liners, or something more? Love him or hate him, Moore's Bond left a lasting impression. But who was the man behind the iconic 007 agent? In his memoir, Moore tells us about his time in Hollywood, revealing his relationships with icons like Frank Sinatra and Bette Davis, and sharing secrets about his most hated co-star. Join us as we dive into the intriguing life story and behind-the-scenes drama of a Bond legend who lived a life full of unexpected twists and turns.

[@gordonmilne4323]

Never heard a bad word about him from anyone who met the man. He sounds like he was a real personality and a gentleman. I doubt he was ever a diva.

[@spanishpeaches2930]

Moore and Curtis actually got on very well together and became good friends.

[@EK-gr9gd]

Rainer Brandt made them immortal.

[@kathrynhobbs8874]

I love the idea that Dixon of Dock Green was the head of the Warner Brothers Studio. Ggg

[@themajesticmagnificent386]

Sir Roger Moore was a true gentleman..🇬🇧👍

[@SpiritintheSky.]

A splendid man with a great sense of humour. Fleetingly, I had the great good fortune of meeting him in the late-1970s. Sir Roger RIP.

[@grahambull5802]

Love seeing the British actor Jack warner being pictured as the head of warner Brothers studios .

[@anneboorder240]

Roger Moore was a British Icon first ...then an actor who worked in Hollywood.

[@CVT57]

I liked him, but in every one of his Bond films I just considered him Simon Templar "The Saint" posing as James Bond.

[@paulconnolly4189]

Live and let die is by far my favorite Bond film it’s timeless

[@MarkMcCluney]

The Jack Warner picture is priceless. Evening all!

[@COIcultist]

Evening All!

[@tonyatwood9505]

I have to disagree, he was good, but Sean Connery, was the best 007

[@susanflewelling4978]

Moore was always "the Saint" - Sean Connery is the ultimate James Bond.

[@rosebarry]

Lovely self deprecating man. Much missed.

[@stephenvincent4989]

I remember standing in a toilet stall in a Park Lane Hotel in the 60’s when a tall very handsome guy walked over to another stall as I turned to wash my hands there I was alone with Roger Moore a very impressive guy both looking into the washroom mirror. Which reminds me during the same decade I was at a party in a Park Lane rooftop chatting to another Bond George Lazenby, when a girl seated in front of us seemed to be the centre of attention - her name Christine Keeler. “Those were the days my friend” and yes they did end but it took quite some time.

[@richardtaylor5438]

I always liked roger Moore

[@NickWard-f6l]

Should have played bond like he played sean in the wild Geaese. He had real edge in that .

[@DavidJones-wx4im]

He was the best Bond.

[@worthington3637]

I volunteer at Amberley Museum where much of A View to a Kill was filmed. There are still various narrow gauge trucks and trains that were in the film and of course, Main-strike Mine (a tunnel entrance). The thing that amazes me is that Christopher Walken, the baddie, escaped from Moore's Bond by flying an airship up over the chalkface at the end of the museum, and arrived almost immediately in San Francisco. I never knew we were so close and airships so fast. As I have said many times to the passengers aboard the old bus I drive there.

[@spanishpeaches2930]

Wonderful gentleman, but Connery was the first and best Bond without question and I say that as someone who grew up more with Moore than Connery. The last two Bond films with Rog were atrocious.

[@andrewmorton395]

I love Roger Moor

[@darrenclements6028]

Rest in peace Sir Roger Moore legends never die

[@adrianmorris5546]

A fascinating behind the scenes with All the actors and actresses with Roger Moore great program thank you

[@iamcarbonandotherbits.8039]

His eyebrows never seem to get the recognition that they deserve.

[@alecjohnson5269]

MOORE MY FAVOURITE BOND

[@SilverSurfer5150]

Loved Moore as Bond!

[@carolinejohnson22]

He was a suave handsome Londoner. Sean Connery is the only James Bond 🥰🤗🇬🇧

[@clivebaxter6354]

Not really an actor, just played himself

[@user-nu7kk4uw6k]

His James Bond had self irony and a great sense of humour the others lacked. They were so boringly serious as if it were for real. Which it is not. I think Daniel Craig, an otherwise fine actor, was least good.

[@user-ms9xn9rm6t]

If unforgettable adjectives had never been invented some pivotal writers would be lost.

[@QPRTokyo]

He should have been the first Bond when he was younger.

[@rosedrop4959]

1 of my long time favourites whats the name of the film with the lovely stacy keach in it

[@traceybeagle9934]

Roger Moore was my favorite gentleman. Sean Connery was Bond but no gentlemen. My favorite Bond was Piece Branson.

[@danielhixson3717]

Best movie he did was Ffolkes. Check it out.

[@lucaschapman2188]

I wasn’t allowed to watch octopussy with my mates at the cinema. “I’m not letting a 12 year old watch a film like that!”

[@user-ov7fg8tz3x]

I REMEMBER ROGER MOORE LONG BEFORE HE BECAME AN ACTOR, HE MODELED KNITWEAR PATTERNS OS PULLOVERS AND SWEATERS. MY MOTHER AND SISTER HAD MANY OF THEM.. NOT BECAUSE OF ROGAR BUT BECAUSE OF THE PATTERNS. HE WAS VERY WOODEN IN HIS MOVEMENTS AND COULD ONLY MOVE ONE EYEBROW WHICH WAS THE LIMIT OF HIS ACTING PROWESS.

[@andrewjackson3686]

The character James Bond was based on Christopher Lee who played opposite Roger Moore as James Bond in The Man with the Golden Gun

[@14rnr]

He'll always be my favourite Bond

[@PamelaMacmillan-pc4rx]

I thought he was brilliant, and yes i remember thoseknitting patterns.

[@tabugbojohn3938]

My BEST/FAVOURITE AND MOST CHARISMATIC BOND EVER...made me like watching James bond movies

[@angloaust1575]

Poor Roger all that money and Having to react to people He didnt like That's show business!

[@deniseg-hill1730]

Sean connery was the best Bond

[@liverpoolscottish6430]

I saw Roger Moore at Southport theatre about seven months prior to his demise. He spoke about, 'The Persuaders,' and referred to it as, "The best bad television ever made!" He spoke well of Tony Curtis and clearly liked him. However, he did refer to Tony being a bit tight fisted. He explained that when the series finished, both leads were allowed to keep their wardrobe. Roger selected a few items he really liked, then he invited the crew to help themselves to anything they wanted. Tony meanwhile set up a table and OFFERED ITEMS FOR SALE to the crew! ROFL

[@simondownes1490]

Had some great one-liners in The Wild Geese as well.

[@jeanross7430]

I really liked him as Bond he was charming and very handsome and witty. Sean Connery was great as Bond but I prefer looking at Roger Moore.

[@daddoukos]

Moore cannot compare to Sean Connery. Too well fed and soft.

[@douglastaggart9360]

A view to a kill was a james bond film. It was Roger moore's last film as james bond.

[@william6682]

Actually the best Bond never was. The first actor to be offered the role was Patrick McGoohan who turned it down as he didn't like the sex and violence. A man of principles. A real Bond.

[@elizabethdavie7874]

Daniel Graig Was Bond, Moore just played tongue in cheek. I really like Roger as a person and actor, but never the best bond.

[@KiernanDavid]

Great guy.legend.the best bond.

[@barnabasmurphy2271]

Roger Moore is my favorite James Bond 007 actor. Sean Connery is a good James Bond actor too. It is Roger Moore that is the most famous James Bond 007, i think.

[@robertgarcia3031]

Moore was the best bond.

[@phredflypogger4425]

I'm just shocked and surprised.

[@roseohara91]

Lovely gentleman.

[@OutRAjious]

Passion without Pressure….

[@Joiedevivredesilives]

I saw him in the late 1980s he was so suave

[@pamelacharbonneau3115]

His British accent.

[@CaptGage]

Some females I've known preferred Roger Moore to Connery because she felt that Connery was more for men. She described Connery as "more butch," and Moore as more suave.

[@ricklacy2485]

Glenn Cerio is absolutely all talk and no action.😊

[@LASTDAYSWATCHMAN777]

He was Q's favourite Bond

[@gino3286]

how is possible that a so so mother could generate such perfect looking man ? unbelievable someone says that we should be looking at his grandparents

[@melvynmorley-bf7hs]

Does this guy ever stop?

[@djmartin5240]

He was a goodactor. But he was not a 007. Action wasnt his roles, he was definitely a better comedy actor. Although he was good in the saint and the persuaders with tony curtis. He was a great actor but not a legend.

[@user-jk3rt4kg4n]

MR.ROGER MOORE WAS THE BEST 007 IN ALL THE MOVIES SO FAR.

[@alanbstard4]

he did not come from a multicultural bacjground. British in India were still British

[@spenser330]

Drivel.

[@stevegrace2134]

Dixon of Dock Green was not the head of Warner Brothers. Very Sloppy Indeed

[@olesrensen5020]

Moore was an average Bond. Lazenby and Timothy Dalton much worse, and Daniel Craig and Sean Connery much better!

[@OutRAjious]

Was his mother half indian? the same kind of mix as Elvis.. and they have a resemblance they both had soft features

[@MarkMeredith-nx4ex]

Rodger Moore was the best bond

[@lawrencenoctor2703]

Woody Allen was the best Bond in my book, the rest just stood in his shadow. Bye.

[@alundauncey5262]

The worst bond was the Aussie model

[@janebest8401]

he was Bond for far too long & it all got a bit creepy as the age gap between him & the bond women become ridiculous

[@waynebuckland7879]

I rather like Pierce Brosnan as Bond

[@walkertongdee]

Moore was smug, arrogant, and pretentious, the worst bond ever.

Roger Moore was the cheesiest actor of his time...

[@Eric-jo8uh]

He was overrated.

[@jornhesl4707]

All very well, but you forgot to mention that Moore was also the worst James Bond ever, apart from the current one.

[@jameswhite7693]

A very weak actor had no screen presents, the worst actor ever to be James Bond.