After Sean Connery opted not to return as Agent 007 for the 1973 film Live and Let Die, Roger Moore was tapped to play the iconic role of James Bond.. The woman cast as his love interest was then ...

JAMES BOND star Sir Roger Moore released his diaries about filming Live and Let Die in 1973 and now it's finally being republished, complete with bizarre producer clashes, N-word set slurs and JFK ...

Bond fans can check out the sketch below in a commentary video by 007 expert Calvin Dyson. Moore would go on to play Bond in seven movies from 1973’s Live and Let Die all the way up to 1985’s ...

It was 50 years ago today that Roger Moore’s first of a record seven official James Bond movies hit UK cinemas.. Live and Let Die took EON Productions back to Jamaica, where Ian Fleming wrote ...

Roger Moore is one of the most beloved James Bond actors, an iconic character that has only been played by six other people ...

'Live and Let Die' actor Roger Moore as British superspy James Bond. By Mike Scott, staff writer. It started, oddly enough, with an ending -- a jazz funeral on Chartres Street in the French Quarter.

JAMES BOND 007 DECLASSIFIED FILE #8: “Live And Let Die” This series will trace the cinema history of James Bond, while also examining Ian Fleming’s original novels as source material and ...

Roger Moore will always be remembered as one of the most iconic James Bond actors of all time, but some of his movie moments in the franchise haven't held up. As a replacement for the original and ...

Bond star Sir Roger Moore has accepted undisclosed libel damages over claims that he “groped” a woman during the filming of For Your Eyes Only. The 87-year-old actor was not at London’s High ...

In Live and Let Die, we're introduced to Roger Moore as a new James Bond. His more suave and charming ways would define the next decade of Bond films. Unfortunately, he's stuck in a mishmash of ...

But during his list, the only mention of James Bond was from Sir Roger Moore’s 1973 debut, Live and Let Die. He simply wrote: “Cheering as Roger Moore danced over alligators.” ...