“Roger Moore implies that it would be difficult to have a black James Bond in the sense that one cannot imagine General de Gaulle being played by a black actor and James Brown by a white [actor ...

Roger Moore was ... in the Bond filmography. Moore's presence wasn't the only instance in which Live and Let Die shook things up. The cast also featured the first black Bond girl, though United ...

Any spare pocket money was spent on VHS copies - and later DVDs - until I had the whole set at my disposal, which stayed on a fairly constant loop as a sort of black tie-based white noise in the ...

Yet Roger Moore ... that was pure Black Country. Because 007 was the face of Wolverhampton’s Banks’s beer. The commercial, shot in Dublin in 2000, featured the legend, in white tuxedo ...

Hendry, who celebrates her 74th birthday today, has kept a relatively low profile in Hollywood since she became 007's first black love interest opposite Roger Moore in 1973. The Florida-born model ...

in outer space. In short, his Bond was Roger Moore. It was almost all there: the immaculate dressing, from his black-and-white Battersea Grammar blazer onwards; the sporty cars, also to be found ...

Though most came to know him in the James Bond films, Roger ... 007, Moore shifted to the big screen in "Live and Let Die." (SOUNDBITE OF FILM, "LIVE AND LET DIE") MOORE: (As James Bond) Black ...