It goes without saying that the Roger Moore Era is ... Kill is a generic and standard Bond movie. It was rote and perfunctory but otherwise harmless. However, Moore's seventh Bond movie was ...

Step into the world of ultimate luxury with the Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud II, the car that Roger Moore drove as James Bond in ...

He played James Bond for 12 ... enjoying the film, he admitted there seemed to be two important omissions from the piece. He explained: 'There’s no mention of Roger Moore’s turn in Basil ...

James Bond star Roger Moore's last 007 movie was A View to a Kill, and its villain, Max Zorin, was a part turned down by several music icons.

Roger Moore’s first film as 007 was very nearly his last. While the 45-year-old Londoner ... Which is not very James Bond. From Roger Moore with Love, a new documentary by Jack Cocker, recounts ...

The charming Bond actor’s life is subject to a new documentary, but it was his wardrobe that really set him apart ...

The documentary film’s official synopsis reads: “From Roger Moore with Love is an exclusive behind the scenes look at the charismatic actor who redefined the role of James Bond. The film ...

who with Cubby produced the first nine Bond films] and Roger have sat around and thrashed out a contract”. The Saint proved a kind of audition for Moore’s Bond, in the same way it’s said ...

Critics rank this film ... period Moore, this was still the era of such fashion crimes as the blouson jacket. The idea of Dalton's Bond was that he was a more brutal figure than Roger Moore ...

Inspired by James Bond’s many adventures on the slopes, the German brand has previously dressed George Lazenby and Roger ...

Many film and Bond fans have a version of Roger Moore they remember. But it was important for Cocker to convey what sort of a man and father he was to his three children: Geoffrey, Deborah and ...

Esquire spoke to Cocker about the making the documentary, Moore's enviable life and why "the chocolate theory" suggests the next James Bond might be someone sweet. Esquire: Why did you want to make ...