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I do know that they had him firmly in their sights after Connery refused to do LALD so maybe they never did one.
If they did then it is lost or archived somewhere.
I'd KILL to see Dalton audition in 1969. (Did he actually audition and change his mind? Or did hey just want him to audition?)
My feeling too.
Brosnan tested, beforehand. As I understand it RM never screen-tested.
Just like every single movie or TV series Brosnan was in during the 80s-90s. He built hos whole pre-Bond career on the role he did not have yet!
And EON likes it.
On Live and let die extras if i remember, its quite funny.
Damn I was about to say it lol. Broccoli and Saltzman essentially had 7 years worth of screentests. If you listen to the LALD dvd documentary Moore makes it sounds they simply one day out of the blue just asked him. They had known him for years and he basically was the TV version of James Bond during the 60s.
"Espionage isn't all James Bond and Her Majesty's Secret Service"
Haha.
That's right. Now please read my article on just that here:
http://thebondologistblog.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/james-bond-mention-in-man-who-haunted.html
Well done Q, er, I mean, D.
Thank you, C.