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And the ending with the cats is just lovely.
How did i miss this movie all my life!
Gonna look for it right away, thanks for the tip guys.
Wondered what it was like.
Someone uploaded the Moore segment onto YouTube last year, but I checked again and the video has been pulled down.
It's okay, not great. Moore plays a womanizing cad and uses what sounds like a Cockney accent. Denholm Elliott and Lynn Redgrave also appear.
I've never seen the other segments; the Gene Wilder one is supposed to be embarrassingly bad.
That the film has never been released on VHS or DVD is baffling.
I believe I did. But like @Escalus5, I seem to remember it being quite underwhelming.
Very well made.
And right at the end there's a sort of blooper moment where the interviewer (with a punchable face) asks Roger how all of his actress co-stars rate as women. Quite funny watching Roger crack up and say 'You can't say that'
I love how the interviewer (what's his name?) has to hold his laughter when he asks that question about women. "Plenty of actresses in your time." :))
And as usual, you can't help but enjoy Roger's good humor, wit and racounteur skills.
I had that. Dangerous stuff.
Just so bloody sad that he wont be writing any more of them.
But at least we have these and should be grateful for that,considering no other Bond actor has bothered.
It would have to be an extended episode.
Good thinking mods...
Anybody knows why Roger Moore did not mention that he was in Goldeneye in the excellent The 007 Diaries?
Ooooooh, haha. Ok got it....I think
To me, Roger Moore may not be the best Bond, but he's by far my favourite Bond. His charm is legendary and I find myself chuckling with every small remark and wink in his movies.
First and foremost though, I love the movies he was in. Roger Moore owned his movies, and even though the humorous, adventurous style was much the same for each movie, every single one of them have their own "feel". Exotic locations, great soundtracks, crazy characters, and often extremely impressive action and stunts (LALD boat chase, TSWLM car chase and my personal favourite FYEO ski chase.) all makes his movies feel unique. I hold 5 of his movies in particular high regard, but I also find a lot of great stuff in TMWTG and MR.
In my opinion Roger Moore contributed strongly to what was my personal "golden age" in terms of Bond, the 70s and especially the 80s. If I want to watch a Bond movie a Moore is at least 1/3 of the time my choice. His movies are so damn entertaining, and I love every second of them.
His passing some time ago left me feeling empty, and every time I hear the piano version of "Nobody does it better", I become genuinely sad. Luckily Roger Moore lived a long life where he contributed greatly to among others UNICEF, but most importantly to my favourite movie series, James Bond :)