RIP Sir Roger Moore

RIP Mr. Moore

"Bond. James Bond."

I invented "Trump, Donald Trump" and Ian Fleming stole it from me when he wrote the biographies of James Bond. Roger Moore was a great, great, tremendous, tremendous agent who I wish would have worked for America instead of Great Britain. The fact that he went by the fake "Roger Moore" just shows how bigly humble he was, not wanting anyone to know that he was really the great, tremendous James Bond.

He gets knocked for not being Connery or Craig, but he had some good movies as Bond. Live and Let Die, For Your Eyes Only, A View to a Kill. Way too old for the role but managed to pull it off, more or less.

I never knew whether he was laughing on the inside or trying to be serious.

Anybody remember that bond chase scene where the car drives on 2 wheels down a narrow ally but comes out on the other 2 wheels?

Bozo the Trump wrote:

I invented "Trump, Donald Trump" and Ian Fleming stole it from me when he wrote the biographies of James Bond. Roger Moore was a great, great, tremendous, tremendous agent who I wish would have worked for America instead of Great Britain. The fact that he went by the fake "Roger Moore" just shows how bigly humble he was, not wanting anyone to know that he was really the great, tremendous James Bond.

This is how you know Trump is winning. When the precious liberal snowflakes bring him up during any and all conversations, even when completely unrelated. LOL!

stolen from SoDD wrote:

This is how you know Trump is winning. When the precious liberal snowflakes bring him up during any and all conversations, even when completely unrelated. LOL!

I see what you did there, LOL!

RIP Mr. Moore and Mr. Bond, and thanks!

He was also good in "The Saint" on TV. Some BBC or ITC show shown in the states.

Gramps wrote:

He was also good in "The Saint" on TV. Some BBC or ITC show shown in the states.

Ran a 1:54 880 yard too back in the day on cinders .

This means he was nearly 60 back in the 80's when he was being James Bond. Who ever heard of a 60 year old James Bond! Of course I didn't realize he was 60.

People that live a long time tend to age slow.

Bad Wigins wrote:

This means he was nearly 60 back in the 80's when he was being James Bond. Who ever heard of a 60 year old James Bond! Of course I didn't realize he was 60.

People that live a long time tend to age slow.

How could you not realize he was in his late 50s? Isn't the math pretty easy for even a moran like you?

Bad Wigins wrote:

This means he was nearly 60 back in the 80's when he was being James Bond. Who ever heard of a 60 year old James Bond! Of course I didn't realize he was 60.

People that live a long time tend to age slow.

Sir Badley, he starred in Maverick (Western TV series) as Brett & Bo's English cousin late 'fifties.

Was too soft & dainty to be a real Bond. Didn't slap around enough women.

Gramps wrote:

He was also good in "The Saint" on TV. Some BBC or ITC show shown in the states.

Agree. He was actually much better suited to that than to be Bond.

Goldspikester wrote:

Gramps wrote:

He was also good in "The Saint" on TV. Some BBC or ITC show shown in the states.

Ran a 1:54 880 yard too back in the day on cinders .

Yes, I was there. Iffley Rd. track, Oxford, May 6, 1954, I was a co-ed then, splendid day as I recall.

A View to a Kill was awful and ranks near the bottom of my Bond Movie rankings. Here are the Roger Moore Bond Movie rankings . Scale to 100

For Your Eyes Only 86

The Spy Who Loved Me 85

Live and Let Die 81

Octopu$$y 80

Moonraker 76

Man With the Golden Gun 74

A View to A Kill 70

Maggie Thatcher wrote:

Goldspikester wrote:

Ran a 1:54 880 yard too back in the day on cinders .

Yes, I was there. Iffley Rd. track, Oxford, May 6, 1954, I was a co-ed then, splendid day as I recall.

Did ya get laid ?