Roger Moore Movie Ranking - non-Bond

[@simonfarrell6585]

The man who haunted himself is Roger Moore's best performance ever in my opinion

[@4kfellowship]

Definitely a well-respected film with good direction from Basil Deardon.

[@fritzwalter4660]

THE WILD GEESE is easily Roger Moore's best film.

[@keithmartin1328]

That's a brilliant movie.

[@laurasands8322]

The man who haunted himself is brilliant, I also have a rare film of his on dvd called Crossplot, it's pretty good too.

[@4kfellowship]

Yes, Crossplot sees him in an interesting comedic role, and still looking extremely young!

[@thomaschacko6320]

Moore’s best non-Bond films are “The Wild Geese” and “The Sea Wolves,” both made by the same team: producer Euan Lloyd, writer Reginald Rose, and director Andrew V McLaglen. Solidly written and well-acted. Let’s not forget the 1976 TV film, “Sherlock Holmes in New York,” starring Moore and Patrick Macnee. Moore’s own favourite was “The Man Who Haunted Himself.”

[@4kfellowship]

There's a nice documentary about Euan Lloyd on the Arrow release of The Wild Geese.

[@shelbynamels973]

Oh, please let's forget 'Sherlock holmes. No need to bring it up.

[@darrensmith6999]

Mnn i think personally The Man Who Haunted Himself has to be Rogers best movie.

[@4kfellowship]

I don't think you're alone in thinking that. It's certainly a role that's held in high regard.

[@maryoleary5044]

Love him...Roger refused to eat the disgusting cruelty that is fois gras...and stood up against this vile abuse of animals. Well Done Sir!

[@adamcollins915]

That Lucky Touch is engaging. Would have Escape to Athena ahead of North Sea Hijack. Bigger budget & cast.

[@4kfellowship]

Thanks for commenting. For me, Escape to Athena was spoiled by Elliott Gould; he seemed to be trying far too hard.

[@adamcollins915]

@@4kfellowship The ETA director directed Rambo a few years later. Didn't mind Charlie. Loved Stephanie Powers getting the Germans excited and Claudia Cardinale with a machine gun.

[@4kfellowship]

@@adamcollins915 Alright, you've convinced me! I'm rewatching it tonight!

[@adamcollins915]

@@4kfellowship Didn't see North Sea Hijack for years. Didn't have a video & missed it on TV. Was expecting a Die Hard esq big budget action fest. But was more of a drama.

[@paulwee1924dus]

Yes Telly Savalas did a nice job in Escape to Athena. liked a much.

[@christianmerciari6174]

"The Man who haunted himself" is Roger Moore's absolute best non-Bond movie!

[@richardscanlan3419]

North Sea Hijack is his best film IMO.

[@sylvester-jb3lj]

yes, a guilty pleasure, awful film great fun to watch ...

[@richardscanlan3419]

thought Anthony Perkins was a hoot.One of his better roles.@@sylvester-jb3lj

[@BradyPires7]

wild geese and the man who haunted himself 2 best Moore movies

[@adamcollins915]

Good review of Shout at the Devil on here - 'A bit louder'.

[@adamcollins915]

Liked the first hour of The Wild Geese. Then the action was a bit silly. The Cannonball Run is good fun.

[@shelbynamels973]

Shout at the Devil is so little known and so underappreciated. I make a point to mention it and recommend it every chance I get.

[@4kfellowship]

The story of director Peter Hunt's life, as he also helmed On Her Majesty's Secret Service, which is extremely underappreciated too.

[@adamcollins915]

Just read Peter Hunt directed Death Hunt in 1981. With Marvin & Charles Bronson. Seems like a 'Shout at the Devil' type film. Quintan Tarantino is on KZbin praising it. Will check it out.

[@paulwee1924dus]

No, No No! "Escape to Athena" from 1979 was the best.