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It is so much better to have the community to go through this together.
The Spy Who Loved me because Nobody does it better
Aye, it is a comfort. Though I haven't had the courage to watch one of Sir Roger's films yet.
I just read that his burial place will be in Monaco.
40 years ago..... Nobody does it better. I've also raised a glass in memory
of Dear old Roger.
Vijay from Octopussy even commented on it.
Great photos
What a polite man. He even makes himself look shorter next to D.C.
You just can't learn that attitude.
Thanks so much @jake24 ...that was a lovely memory of the great man.
I should be working on a project, and, instead, I watched the Pierce Morgan interview someone had posted (thank you!); been scrolling through google images of our man, and; to hell with work (and the Pens hockey game), it's time to watch Moore as 007 once more (pun, sadly intended).
Just heart-broken (he wasn't my favorite 007, but he was one I can and I do admire for bringing out the charm, and unmatched personality... one of a kind)...
Totally right...I still have a few more bourbons to go...
Connery:
Lazenby:
Brosnan:
Craig:
(SOURCE)
Grant, Stewart, Sinatra, Peck, Moore
Not forgetting the great Lee Marvin
Also gone of course, are Bernard Lee, Desmond Llewellyn, Lois Maxwell, and later stalwarts of the Rog era, Robert Brown and Geoffrey Keen.
I'll include Patrick MacNee with this group, even though he only did the one film.
But MacNee was in that famous shot from AVTAK which featured the group of Mi6 vets adorned in their hats and raceday finery; Brown, Llewellyn, Maxwell, MacNee and Moore.
Edit. Just noticed now the still is loaded above!
Bravo!
Whether you were a fan of his Bond or not, I don't think anyone of us would dispute his contribution, and his work as an ambassador to the series. In times of sorrow, I'm so glad to see that we can all rally together as one. As Bond fans. I'm sure Sir Rog would approve.