Though I agree with you, but to each his own as contrary opinions are equally valued.
Perhaps you're right, but I'm not going to restrict posts unless they become offensive.
Very sorry to hear of the passing of Roger Moore. He and Sean Connery will always be my favorite Bonds. I always enjoyed Moore in his other movies too, like Ffolkes, The Wild Geese, and Cannonball Run, in which he wasn't afraid to laugh at himself.
I've read his books over the years, so there's a lot more to him than James Bond or The Saint. My Word Is My Bond is a great autobio; he's funny and had a very interesting life. He also wrote Bond On Bond, which is his book on the whole Bond series.
He did great work for UNICEF (Audrey Hepburn was a close friend) and his awareness campaign against foie gras was righteous.
Will always remember the summer (1983) that a friend and I watched all the Bond films on this new thing called home video. Great times.
Moore took big pieces of James Bond with him when he left the role. Never again would Bond have as much humor or class. Leading men in all types of movies could use more of that these days.
He looked great in a tux, but it was this outfit from Live and Let Die that showed he could be serious about the spy business.
David Niven died in 1983.
