[ SECRET POST #3455 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3455 ⌋

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Early because places to go!

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Comments

[elaminator]

Sean Connery is probably more my type then the other Bonds, but this man is definitely a looker. Who is he?

(Sorry, I'm not that much of a Bond fan (to know all the versions.)

[(Anonymous)]

Roger Moore

[elaminator]

Thank you!

[(Anonymous)]

Roger Moore.

[elaminator]

Thanks!

[(Anonymous)]

That is Sir Roger Moore, before he was knighted.

[elaminator]

Ooo, Sir Roger Moore. I probably should have known that...

I need to watch more of the older Bonds. (Though to be fair, I haven't even watched all the newer ones.)

[(Anonymous)]

Roger Moore, a man who once described his own acting range as "Left eyebrow raised, or right eye brow raised, and occasionally both eyebrows raised".

[elaminator]

Haha, I like people who don't take themselves too seriously; he sounds like a delight.

Now I can remember hearing his name in a song about Bond. It was a fun song!

And he's attractive; maybe I'll get around to checking him out one day.

[houtarouh]

Roger Moore's a good Bond, though his films leans towards "campy", which is quite fun. He has a playboy-ish, suave charm to his Bond. You should try "The Spy Who Loved Me", which is the best performance from him (also "For Your Eyes Only"). He started out as Simon Templar in the TV show "The Saint", which is definitely worth watching.

Forgot to add that he's an amazing person off-camera, for he is an ambassador for UNICEF.

You should also try Timothy Dalton. He's 100% close to Ian Fleming's creation of the character. Sadly, he only did two films, though both are good. ("Licence to Kill" really set the blueprints for the Daniel Craig era. Dalton was really ahead of his time, in terms of trying to bring an edge to the films)

[elaminator]

Thanks for the recommendations! I do want to get around to some of the other Bond films, but I never know where to start. (Also pretty sure I did indeed watch a couple of these, but I was much younger and don't recall them.)

I've heard time and time again that "The Spy who loved me" is an excellent film; think it was one of Taron Egerton's favorites too, which makes me more curious. I've heard good things about "License to Kill" as well.

Wonder if they're on Netlix. I enjoyed "Casino Royale" and "Skyfall" a lot, so if that film has a similar feel to it, I would probably love it.

[(Anonymous)]

not a Bond movie recommendation but do watch 'The Cannonball Run' - he plays a character that is convinced he's James Bond (and yes, he does drive the famous Bond car - the Ashton-Martin)

(and it has a fun cast: Jackie Chan, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr, Dom DeLuise, the aforementioned Roger Moore, Jamie Farr, Terry Bradshaw, to name a few. And the outtakes played at the end are hysterical!)

[elaminator]

This sounds like it might be more entertaining then the actual Bond movies! (For the hilarity factor.) I will look into it, anon!