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For a leading lady to bring me a letter from her father-in-law is a new experience. She is married to Michael Attenborough, son of Richard, and when Dickie was in New York recently for the opening of Young Winston I dropped him a note. His reply said it was very sweet of me to offer to look after Jane, adding that he knew I would do this anyway.
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Embracing Paradox
I was in bed with my leading lady when Princess Alexandra’s sister-in-law telephoned. ‘Oh, dear,’ said the Hon Mrs June Ogilvy, ‘I do hope I am not disturbing you.’ ‘Not at all,’ I hastened to reassure her. ‘I am only deflowering Solitaire.’ And I was, for B-Day Fifty-eight was my big love scene with Jane. Despite the fact that her father-in-law,
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Luisa complains that we always go out with other people and never just on our own, so we had an evening at the pictures and a cosy dinner for two tonight. We went to see Sean Connery in The Offence and thoroughly enjoyed it. It’s a splendid film with great performances from Sean, Ian Bannen and Trevor Howard. I telephoned Sean afterwards to tell
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Luisa and I are leaving for California; the Broccolis have kindly loaned us their house in Beverley Hills, Hollywood, where I have been asked to present the Oscar for ‘Best Actor’. Without wishing to sound too partisan, I hope I hand it to my mate, Michael Caine, who is nominated for his performance in Sleuth.
Sir Roger Moore KBE • The 007 Diaries: Filming Live and Let Die
Tomorrow, Guy has banned all visitors because the voluptuous Gloria Hendry and I are going to play our love scene and he wants a
Sir Roger Moore KBE • The 007 Diaries: Filming Live and Let Die
