ROGER MOORE: James Bond Revisited | All Episodes

[@Terry.W]

The Bond films with Roger Moore are always so rewatchable..

[@theclapperloader2810]

You are right! I get a kick out of watching Michael Lonsdale (as Drax) laugh during a line and it made the final cut. Check it out when you watch Moonraker...again.

[@ringbearer1420]

His audio commentaries are fantastic. It’s basically like watching the film with him, his memory for his co-stars, stuntmen and crew is truly commendable.

[@fluorosco]

@@theclapperloader2810 I'm gonna check that out today

[@fluorosco]

@@ringbearer1420 He even says something like,"so sit back with a glass of wine while we watch ..."

[@chookvalve]

Well put. Agreed. They have entertainment value.

[@navyryder]

Roger Moore my favorite Bond, he was suave, charming and had great sense of humor, he never took himself too seriously even in real life.

[@DavyDredd14]

Roger Moore was in his absolute prime as 'James Bond' in the late 1970s. The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) & Moonraker (1979) are brilliantly entertaining and so rewatchable !

[@darrenfry4695]

He was in his 50/s so he was a middle age bond at the best

[@kennethmartin1300]

I agree, maybe 'middle age' as 'Darren' points out, but that WAS his prime. He seemed vibrant and timeless his whole life.

[@ranaisfaq8017]

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[@oleksandrtichomirof3190]

I think LALD also was a prime of Roger's tenure as 007.

[@rastrats]

@@darrenfry4695 I'm 58 now so I'm biased but I think Moore could have done another two films as Bond. Any Hollywood scouts out there? (I'm willing to be a reimagined namesake as the next Bond.).

[@Jhayzer021]

Roger Moore, the James Bond gigachad ladies man of the franchise.

[@theresidentteacher2438]

Gigachad 🤣

[@jasonallen3937]

Roger Moore is my fave Bond. Love Live and Let Die and The Spy Who Loved me. They are my favourites. You can keep the recent ones. I'll still be watching these for the next 40 years :)

[@jonathanfurzeland4740]

So true Jason! Moore is my favourite and I did prefer his films! Octopussy is the best!

[@simoneroseedmondecoudert384]

Me too.. Moonraker Lyrics are audacious and l. M trying to sing....i am also writting songs.. Un dimanche à Berlin.. Telepathic love style Brian Eno Lady doll first.. Remaining a shame.. Or a shadow.. In fine in France 🇫🇷 🐬 🐬 🐬 🐬 grand pays de la liberté d expression AMEN Varlig avec oo sur le a 🌹

[@simoneroseedmondecoudert384]

Tricky.. In fine.. The best... Jaaaames... BOND... 🎶 🎵 🎼

[@SauceMan48]

If you wanna be honest about it.. Roger Moore really is a good actor. Regardless if you like him as James Bond, he always gives quality performances.

[@Geezer-yf8hv]

He’s my second favorite behind Connery, (I can’t help it, I was introduced to Bond with Connery. My theory is that which ever actor you first see and love the Bond movies, THAT is your forever favorite)! Anyway, I still love Moore’s Bond movies! Even with all the comedy and silliness, Moore ALWAYS carried on with charm, wit, and grace! Speaking of Grace, Ms Jones with older Bond? She would have broke his back like a twig!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@SB992REBORN]

jokes on everyone who hates him else cause Roger is a great actor and GREAT JAMES BOND!!!! my personal 2nd favourite !!!

[@Geezer-yf8hv]

@@SB992REBORN I too loved Roger as Bond! The only weakness was in some of the writing and direction. I’m a Sean Guy, but Roger was always the best through the ‘70s!!

[@lukeschroter9389]

I just saw Spy who loved me and fereakin loved it one of the best Bond movies along with Goldfinger, Goldeneye, and Casino Royale

[@kuribayashi84]

These four, along with "Skyfall" constitute my personal top-five. :D

[@mike91mdk45]

He was definitely the light, campy bond (Though diamonds are forever started that trend before he assumed the role), but I'm never bored watching his 007. The missions were pure, escapist fun. Sir roger seemed to genuinely love playing the role, and among the actors was its biggest ambassador. Truly the english gentleman. R.I.P

[@bonghunezhou5051]

Indeed, Roger was the _one_ Bond actor who never distanced himself from the role (will Daniel C be the second?).

[@TMC1982Part2]

I always saw Roger Moore as to James Bond what Adam West was to Batman.

[@matthewosborn9612]

@@TMC1982Part2 the hyggg

[@steverogers2603]

@@bonghunezhou5051 Daniel Craig only did the last movie for the money and has been trying to distance himself from the franchise for several films now.

[@alanz3497]

I love The Man With Golden Gun and I could never take anyone who doesn't seriously.

[@djcease1996]

Completely agree.

[@Hydrograd57]

Agreed! Way better than boring ass Live and Let Die

[@ricardocantoral7672]

Golden Gun could have been great. James Bond versus the world's greatest assassin played by Christopher Lee. Unfortunately, it's just a random assembly of 70's tropes, a dumbbell Bond girl, topped off with a duel that was only mildly interesting.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

​@@Hydrograd57 Live and Let Die is better. The main villain sub par, too many chase scenes, but Moore is on point and the sub-villains are good. I wouldn't call it great but it gets the job done.

[@Arrows]

Well, not everybody has the same opinion. For me The Man with the Golden Gun is also really boring.

[@Catweazel1976]

Roger Moore was always my favourite. To explain.... I'm 45 now, so my parents took me to see Live and Let Die at the drive-in when I was 4 years old. I really enjoyed the film. And it's definitely my favourite Bond theme by the man,the myth,the legend.....Sir Paul McCartney! So I always liked his take on Bond the best.😁

[@johndean4727]

my first and the best theme song ever.the best everything.

[@sashah6754]

Moonraker was the first James Bond I ever saw….and will always have a special place in my heart. Roger, for me, is the best Bond. He was so smooth and his Bonds were so much fun. I can watch them over and over again and they always make me smile….even The Man With The Golden Gun! The current Bond is so worthy and serious….it’s depressing! I’m hoping the new Bond has a big chunk of Moore’s lightness

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

Sean Connery's version was the best and Roger was a lot of fun. Sorry but DC is way too humourless

[@jamesguy1030]

Sasha H ~ Yeah, The villain Jaws had a girlfriend called “Dolly” And when they first met after rescuing him from a cable car accident , They both smiled and the Love connection was the simple fact that they both had metal mouth. Yes that’s right Dolly had Braces! However that memory that thousands of different individuals from all around the world is No longer in our History. Very, Very Strange, because it doesn’t make sense without the Metal Mouth. Does anyone else share the same memories ?

[@mikehunt4986]

@@jamesguy1030 Of course! The infamous Moonraker Mandela Effect!

[@mikehunt4986]

Daniel Craig sucks. There, I said it.

[@jallan9578]

Connery was the original film Bond! And having stamped his personality onto the role, he was the one to match! A great shame for Lazenby, that he had to follow Connery! Without that major disadvantage, he might have succeeded, in his own interpretation of the role! Otherwise, Moore did well; as did Craig ... but both were very much aided and abetted, by not needing to match up to Connery, per se!

[@blasterman789]

Golden Gun is under rated. If anything because the cinematography and editing is flawless and is one of the best looking films of the 70s. Bond was primal and surviving on wits, and its the most unique of the classic Bond films with a role reversal of Bond vs Scaramanga and at times is impressively surreal.. All the remaining Moore films were the same damn plot with different actors.

[@mercuryrising2424]

I disagree with you about the remaining Moore films, but I will say you are right in that The Man With The Golden Gun is undderated. I saw it recently and it was better than I remember. The one downfall being bringing back Sheriff JW Pepper.

[@fikrizainudin6376]

Scaramanga needs a return on next future Bond film.

[@mercuryrising2424]

@@fikrizainudin6376 Like he didn't really die in TMWTGG? Hmmmm, that might be cool if you think about it.

[@constitutionknwsbest]

@@mercuryrising2424 I didn't even mind the sheriff. Yeah he didn't belong in the movie, but it was hilarious to me because of that, and the movie as a whole is a great time capsule. Even the gripes of bond being a dick, wasn't he always? ;)

[@rigelb9025]

''On an all-time high'' is easily one of the best Bond songs, in my opinion.

[@martinhavelock5106]

Sir Rog isn't my favourite Bond (that's Dalton), but it's his Bond films I rewatch the most, because they're such damn good fun.

[@4gegtyreeyuyeddffvyt]

Moore’s Bond was pure entertainment.

[@TheN0odles]

Same here. Dalton was/is amazing as an actor, and brought a realism and silent rage to his films. But I grew up on Moore, and those movies were fun fun fun, and he had that dry, unforgettable humour.

[@hoover2501]

I love TMWTGG!!!! My favorite Moore outing. I even love the song.. I feel very selfconscious that everyone else hates it

[@idealmethod]

Moore was the best bond. The icon.

[@jallan9578]

That honour goes to Connery! But Moore realised that he would need to stamp his OWN brand onto the character! And that, he did ... successfully!

[@heikkijhautanen4576]

Grew up with Rogers Bonds. He's my secret agent

[@jjjacob4193]

I watched all Roger Moore bond movies and I must say that he is one of the best!!! Nobody did it better

[@sneakyskunk1]

Names is for tombstones baby! is still one of my favorite quotes from any movie ever.

[@abdulmah72]

Roger was an excellent Bond. He was a lady’s man which was most intriguing. Being a tough guy came secondary. He had to outsmart his opponents just as much as out toughen them and he was given excellent gadgets, more so than Sean Connery had. I loved all his movies except a view to a kill in which I thought he was too old, even though it was still a good movie

[@adamcollins915]

Connery was interviewed about why he came back for DAF. Rather than say the usual about a great script etc, he just spoke about his financial package!

[@Constantine_IA]

Roger Moore era ...the FEEL GOOD ERA

[@hyacinthlynch843]

Charming, smooth, funny, not to mention handsome. Sir Roger Moore will always be my favorite Bond.

[@kellyweingart3692]

“007!” “My god, what is Bond doing?” “I think he’s attempting re-entry, sir” 😂

[@aaronleverton4221]

Keeping the British end up, sir!

[@kellyweingart3692]

“There’s a fly in your soup” 😂

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

Hilarious

[@SB992REBORN]

Keeping the british end up sir!!!

[@angloaust1575]

Obviously a playboy three times divorced couldnt handle marriages!

[@GT-Diaries]

Roger Moore's James Bond movies were the ultimate in the 80's, Moonracker has always been my favourite.

[@nalaplama9767]

Happy 93rd birthday rog nobody did it better

[@tkskagen]

Can't have enough Bond Movie's!

[@daveroche6522]

Correcton please - can't have enough classic/vintage Bond movies. Not that dour drivel Craig specialises in .

[@caeserromero3013]

LALD is my favorite Bond. For me, it has everything. Great cast, great villains, great action and great comedy (with JW Pepper). It's the one Bond i'd choose if I could choose only 1...

[@daveroche6522]

"What are you Boy? Some sorta DOOOMS-DAY mash-eeen?" "Eh Sheriff, would you mind....?", "J.W. - this here Limey's a kinda secret agent..." "SECRET AGENT? On WHOOOOOSE SAHHHD?" Never gets old.

[@johncox2558]

I'm scottish but I love Roger Moore as bond he's my favourite bond.

[@perfectpete1]

Moonraker was one of the best.

[@z-rex6068]

@@ringbearer1420 I know which one I’d prefer..

[@ringbearer1420]

@@z-rex6068 I just meant that we live in world where there are several private businessmen with their own space programs.

[@cliffordfernandez3524]

Absolutely Live and let die as well

[@lloydkline1518]

2❤️ the big snake fight

[@xtomvideo]

Moonraker packs a lot of movie in. I like it, and Live and Let die is great too. Moore made some great bond movies, they were a nice balance of action, espionage and fun.

[@U2QuoZepplin]

I love Live and Let Die. And Kananga's death is one of the most memorable. Obviously they couldn't have done it realistically because an exploding human body would cause a lot more mess than that. But you probably couldn't get that kind of graphic scene in a movie like this.

[@John-wz7yu]

I really miss those old style Bond movies,

[@lloydkline1518]

Too much second generation james bonds; too many train fughts

[@SuchetB]

Roger Moore made the best Bond movies in terms technical achievement in action and stunts. His performances were brilliant, and he was known to do a lot of the action and stunts. His portrayal of Bond was also excellent, sometimes psychotic when dispatching villainous foes, sometimes even sympathetic, he was very lovable and charismatic, a real star. Live and Let Die was brilliant.

[@adamcollins915]

Grew up with Sir Roger's films. Both in the cinema & on TV. Not just the Bond films, but his other films & TV shows.

[@jamiekelly6851]

I kinda love a view to a kill. Villain is great, has a brilliant theme song and I love the opening music as well. Also really love how the movie allows bond to have some heroic stoic moments.

[@U2QuoZepplin]

I often feel guilty for liking A View To A Kill so much but it's true. Christopher Walken as Max Zorin was fantastic and Grace Jones as May Day almost steals the show. Stacy Sutton is a pretty mediocre Bond girl as is Fiona Fullerton. But I still really like it. It's even got Patrick MacNee as Sir Godfrey Tippet! What's not to like. 😉😒😊

[@DeadlyAura76]

The reason for the Tiger ‘sit’ scene in Octopussy which is missed by non-British people is because of a woman dog trainer in the 70s/80s called Barbara Woodhouse. She used to say ‘sit’ in a really distinctive way and that line was to make a joke of that.

[@albertojoseyanespantin2803]

I always wondered why he said "sit-uh". Thanks for clearing that up

[@retroordis]

Roger Moore will always be my favorite Bond and Man With the Golden Gun will always be my favorite Bond film. When I was a kid in the 90s I was introduced to Roger Moore and Sean Connery through James Bond by my uncle, but the one that always stuck with me was Roger Moore's Bond films. They will always have a special place for me, as those films are what launched my love for James Bond.

[@gtmuse329A]

“Oh. Octopussy, Octopussy…” I will never understand how he could say that line without cracking up!

[@jakemay637]

Takes practice, practice and Moore practice.

[@Nfulks96]

Roger Moore may have been 3 years older, but he looked 10 years younger that Connery in Live and Let Die

[@pedrokunkka4212]

Not a chance

[@nebularain3338]

@@pedrokunkka4212 You blind? Connery looked about 50 in Diamonds are Forever, but Moore looked like he was 35 in Live and Let Die.

[@1francosvizzero]

Roger Moore never seems too old as Bond to me...he always appear at least 10 years younger than his actual age.

[@rhetteverette2406]

In View To A Kill he does

[@chrispopsjunior8978]

The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker are two of the most fun Bond fliks of the series

[@hustlers0]

Roger was the ULTIMATE BOND, which explains why Fleming originally wanted him. 'A Touch of Class.'

[@malcolmmcgregor5058]

I remember seeing Live and Let Die and The Man With The Golden Gun on a double bill when I was a teenager, and I was completely blown away. When I watch them now, even though they are a bit goofy in parts, I still have a soft spot for them. They have an early 70s flamboyance that is really fun.

[@marcel1463]

Roger Moore is my favorite James Bond actor.

[@DavidLopez-ff6nf]

Moore is my favorite Bond. I saw Moonraker as a kid, and was hooked. But it was For Your Eyes Only that really hooked me.

[@DavidLopez-ff6nf]

I already knew I would love A View to A Kill.. MTV did great to promote it, but it was Angel Tanya Roberts that sold, me immediately. I got to watch A View To A Kill, in The Bay Area. I had no idea I would live in San Francisco 4 years later. I'm a Zonie, born and raised, but have lived in San Francisco since the Loma Prieta.

[@DavidLopez-ff6nf]

My partner mentioned to me, why I loved Moonraker. Which I did not know "you like it because she looks like Charlie's Angels" I realized he was right. I mentioned to him that Jaclyn was up for the part. I'm an Angel fan, and I know that from, well, I lost track on Angel knowledge. Lois Chile's has a Shelly Hack appeal, "The Doctor"

[@AaronStark1993]

I've never understood all the hate for Man With the Golden Gun. I've always really enjoyed it.

[@tizianomontanari3956]

Infatti è bellissimo.

[@Friedphesh]

Haha same! It’s clearly not an amazing movie but I’ve always found it quite charming and entertaining.

[@eriveltomartinsbarrosjunio9022]

For me, TMWTGG is not as enjoyable as the best Bond movies, and one that didn't age too well IMO. Roger Moore is kind of a bully in this one. However, I'm also of the opinion that even the bad Bond movies have something good, and here it's Scaramanga. Christopher Lee is suave yet still menacing, a perfect nemesis to Bond. Such a pity that their final showdown is a bit of a letdown.

[@aurei7775]

Ye I never minded it either. Ironically one of the downsides of the movie for me is for the same reason people seem to think it was a strength of the movie which is the main villain. I actually thought he wasn't a great villain & lacked badassery. I like the suave & him acting cool with Bond towards the end, but he just didn't do it for me.

[@rougeneon1997]

Roger Moore is my favorite 007!

[@Kerwin-Kendell]

Moore was always my fave Bond; Octopussy (I love the theme song & score) & A View To A Kill are my top 2. License To Kill is great as well.

[@guymorris6596]

" Why that's my little octopussy. " That's a great line from Maud Adams.

[@LGigaIce]

The Man With the Golden Gun is great

[@Nickr3000]

My personal Moore Bond ranking is as follows from least favorite to most favorite. A View to a Kill The Man with the Golden Gun Moonraker Octopussy The Spy Who Loved Me Live and Let Die For Your Eyes Only

[@reddchan]

Growing up the spy who loved me and for your eyes only were my favorite moore movies, but i honestly loved them all.

[@crighini576]

Man with the Golden Gun… IS a great bond flick! Not top 5 but definitely in the top 10 IMHO

[@cosmic4037]

Been to his Grave in Monaco... he looks over this place he loved. Very sad to see a person you know from his movies and TV shows, in his resting place. He gave me childhood memories that I loved so much about movies and TVs Golden age..

[@vipeton.8927]

He had long and great life.

[@josesiliezar1758]

Incredible that LULU just turned 73 only 2 days ago! Such a talented singer (who still performs!) that did such an incredible job in "To Sir, with love"!

[@Bianca-sw5id]

The Man With The Golden Gun , was great , Roger Moore my favourite James Bond❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@henri191]

I loved him as James Bond , his villain are good as well like Octopussy , Jaws...

[@zepmarq]

Watching this was awesome and me smile thru out. It brought back so many memories. Thank you, sir!

[@puramartinez1232]

So handsome...so chic...so funny...so english gentleman....so Moore

[@popeyedoyle2103]

Live And Let Die is one of the best, not just Roger Moore but of all time

[@kevinobrien9626]

THE SPY WHO LOVED ME theme song just went up a notch. I never thought of it as being on the theme of competition. It fits the theme of the movie even better than I thought.

[@jopiaspieder1184]

Roger Moore is my favorite James Bond

[@Educatingben]

I believe that my favorite James Bond movie is for your eyes only. It was the first James Bond movie I saw in the movie theater. Prior to that I had seen the previous James Bond movies on VHS. My dad had a friend who had taped them all off of the late movie. However, I had become a fan. To this day for your eyes only and Octopussy are dear to my heart.

[@sisyphus8870]

The Digital credit card to slide the window catch was priceless, you cats don't get this film. (View to a kill)

[@Nickr3000]

I think it's ironic that my favorite era of James Bond is the silly, over-the-top supervillain with a secret lair and shark tanks etc. era yet my favorite of all 7 Moore movies is For Your Eyes Only, the most, grounded, realistic and serious one. P.S. For Your Eyes Only has sharks but no shark tanks cuz the shark action takes place in open international waters

[@nicklaskowalski]

Roger is my James Bond!! Always will be.

[@rajshekhar8202]

He is my most favourite James Bond. Except "man with golden gun" all his movies are thrilling entertainers. Love him.

[@geon565]

Roger Moore is my favourite Bond and A view to a kill i believe is if not the first...one of the first Bond films i watched as a child. Watching this kinda brought back memories, especially i remember Grace Jones, she had her impact in this movie for sure

[@mynameismin3]

While Sean Connery is my favorite Bond, Roger Mores movies are my favorite Bond movies.

[@lomakin3927]

Роджер Мурр самый бесподобный очаровательный Бонд настоящий англичанин типаж и серии лучшие до сих пор для меня изредка пересматриваю с изумительными изобретениями и заставками из песен ну и самые красивые женщины и сюжеты

[@Maddie-zv3gv77]

I love Roger Moore James Bond Movies.

[@metalinitiate9006]

Octopussy is one of the most underrated Bond films just because of a few silly parts.

[@DevinGammo]

more likes for this comment pleease

[@ramencurry6672]

Good movie. Gotta love the cheesy Bond films.

[@brandenp1187]

Moore has always been my favorite Bond actor. His films may not always be critically seen as good, but they’re some of my favorites. The Spy Who Loved Me is a masterpiece. Yaphet Kotto is also a very cool actor.

[@kennethrunsey6943]

I'm a Bond fan. You shouldn't criticize them. I think they are all good.

[@Primus54]

Been a Bond fan since first seeing Goldfinger in 1964. I saw The Man With the Golden Gun once in the theater and have never watched it a second time. It’s the only Bond film I can say that about. What a stinker.

[@tashrif46]

For Your Eyes Only is one of the highlight in Sir Roger Moore's era. Probably because he seemed believable as Bond and he did the spy stuff. And the characters seemed believable rather than being superhuman.

[@brianskeggs9785]

I've never seen a single Bond movie but I'm really digging these videos

[@jamestnov41945]

Great presentation thank you.

[@codyt821]

Dude, that's def burgundy, not copper on the Lotus, and idk what you're talking about, that Lotus turbo looked DOPE.

[@JoBloOriginals]

I HATE IT - lol

[@michaelbarlow6610]

One of the most absurd things in the Bond film, "The Man With The Golden Gun"(1974) is that Francisco Scaramanga is able to take ownership of Hai Fat's solar power-producing plant and island after killing Hai Fat. What did Hai Fat bequeath the power plant and the island in his will to Scaramanga? And how did Scaramanga manage to run that power plant with only one technician?

[@blahblahblah9267]

Roger moore was campy but never so goofy that it took away from the quality of the movie and he'll always be a top 3 bond

[@terrablader]

Live and let die was awesome the boat jumps set records, no cgi. Real stunts,

[@johnpatrick1588]

Pepper was perfect. Should have made a show or series around him.

[@mattwinick7659]

Great video and great insight on the Roger Moore videos! Roger Moore was a great actor and he is my favorite James Bond because I like on how he made bond have a great balance between action and a sense of humor. Also the bond movies that Moore was in was fun to watch. I wish that bond movies could be fun funny and creative. My favorite bond movies that Roger Moore was in was Octopussy, For Your Eyes Only, the Spy Who Loved me, and View to a kill! The main reason I picked them was how the bond girls had some more character development, Roger Moore was able to make James Bond unique with different styles, and many others. Also Another reason I heavily consider Octopussy my favorite is it has a sense of humor, Bond had great bond allies to help him, Octopussy had great character development, Q was added into more scenes to help Bond, and many others. Live and Let Die was good liked Solitaire's development, but gave me nightmares about voodoo and was sad that Q wasn't featured in that movie. For Your Eyes Only I liked the movie, but was disappointed in the lack of gadgets from Q. In View to a Kill, I liked the storyline and I thought Stacey was a good bond girl with some development, liked seeing May Day change sides to help Bond after being betrayed, and was a little discourage about the lack of gadgets from Q. Man With The Golden Gun was okay didn't like the fact the the directors tried to make Bond dark, liked the bond girl, and the scene with Scramanga was fun. Moonraker was fun to watch liked Holly Goodhead's development and Jaws turning good to help Bond along with Goodhead. I think it was good that Roger Moore was able to do Bond and be creative and not be very dark. It's fun rewatching The Spy Who Loved Me, Octopussy, View To A Kill, and For Your Eyes Only.

[@caeserromero3013]

Clifton James was (if unintentionally) a gem in LALD. To this day, both me and my dad always quote: "Secret agent? On whose side??" :)

[@donaldbishop5320]

This one my Favorite 007 adventures !!!!!!!

[@caeserromero3013]

14:59 good point about the aggression. Moore doesn't come off as believable when he slaps Maud, where Connery was always believable. I think this comes down to personality and upbringing. Moore was from a middle class background and a sickly child. Connery was working class and a body builder. For Connery, slapping a woman around was no big deal ( he even controversially admitted publicly to being a wife beater). Whereas for Moore it didn't come naturally...

[@jallan9578]

Fascinating observation! I'm of working-class roots! And I've previously worked out with weights! I have even - just - bought a set, for home-use! Yet, I'M not in the habit of slapping women around!

[@DevinGammo]

I enjoyed Man with the golden gun!

[@RichardM-kv4uu]

Moonraker is brilliant!

[@mikehunt4986]

Roger Moore is my favorite Bond. He was just so damn cool and debonair. And the funniest as well.

[@lawrence1318]

Moore was the Elvis of the Bond franchise. He took it to superstardom.

[@daveroche6522]

41:00 "I'm Roger Moore", "Who?", "Roger Moore" THUMP! Brilliant - that one make me laugh aloud every time. Pure joy!

[@lknanml]

Connery and Bronsan are my James Bonds as I have seen their movies the most. Roger Moore was pretty good. Just a tad too snobbish and couldn't be bothered to fight attitude. The flip side is Daniel Craigs take which is extremely Jason Bourneish with almost no gadgets. DAMN GOOD. Just very different. Moonraker is fantastic. So over the top you just can't help but laugh while watching it over and over.

[@randomhuman97]

Elon musk is making moonraker as documentary

[@bonghunezhou5051]

@@randomhuman97 Rupert Murdoch is doing likewise for Tomorrow Never Dies ~ 😉

[@Mr17051963]

My favorite Bond, Sir Roger Moore! RIP 🌟

[@Jolar70]

I love Connery, Dalton, and Craig too, yet, I am of a certain age where Roger Moore will always be my favorite Bond. He just naturally had the chemistry of fun and cool at the same time, similar to Terrence Hill in Italian Westerns, even as a senior! None of his movies were my favorite 007 films; that probably has to go to "Dr No", or, "Casino Royale", or, my true favorite; "OHMSS"! Yet, his were the funnest and he was always so dynamic and charismatic at the same time!

[@MichaelDavidRuss]

Brilliant collection of Bond moments. You should have included the scene in Moonraker of the door entry code to the lab though. 😀

[@johnashley327]

I grew up with Moore. Still my favorite Bond. Only has 1 bad movie and Dolly had braces.

[@bourzbahraam7]

I reshaped Roger Moore in an indirect James Bond story in my Zorro Series but we are living at a very difficult time after the bloody covid.19 pandemic, began in the year 2000 and this is 22 years since, I will be filmed in southern Spain, he was my only James Bond ever

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He was my Favorite Bond

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My Roger Moore rankings:REVISED 1.The Spy Who Loved Me 2. Live and Let Die 3. For Your Eyes Only 4. The Man with the Golden Gun 5. Moonraker 6. Octopussy 7. A View to a Kill