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Instead, I talked to a charming lady from Woman’s Own, Iris Burton, and if it was not the most in-depth interview I have given on this picture it was certainly one of the most enjoyable.
Sir Roger Moore KBE • The 007 Diaries: Filming Live and Let Die
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, R
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At seven o’clock this evening, the phone rang. It was ‘Crackers’, saying with qualifying caution learned from years in the picture business: ‘All being equal, that is, if the rushes are okayed tomorrow afternoon from London, you are finished on the picture.’
Sir Roger Moore KBE • The 007 Diaries: Filming Live and Let Die
We are having dramas with the Live and Let Die première date because the Duke of Edinburgh won’t be available on 12 July, nor will Princess Anne, or Prince Charles, who is at sea for six months with the Royal Navy. It looks like the date will have to be changed.
Sir Roger Moore KBE • The 007 Diaries: Filming Live and Let Die
When I first knew I was going to do Bond, Harry Saltzman, who co-produces the Bond series with Cubby Broccoli, said it must be
Sir Roger Moore KBE • The 007 Diaries: Filming Live and Let Die
The German magazine Stern also sent a reporter (Ve haf vays of making you give an interview). Stern is responsible for the current drama involving the real-life ‘M’, whose son figured in a drug case. Stern decided to reveal M’s identity in defiance of a British government ‘D’ Notice, which forbade publication under the Official Secrets Act. English
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With M, who orders Bond to investigate the sudden disappearance of agents who were probing Mr Big’s insidious business, is Miss Moneypenny – played by another mate, in fact a former classmate, Lois Maxwell. We were in the same year at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.
Sir Roger Moore KBE • The 007 Diaries: Filming Live and Let Die
shots, and after a miserably anxious day the good news came. The film had been successfully screened in London.
Sir Roger Moore KBE • The 007 Diaries: Filming Live and Let Die
When Yaphet Kotto came to New Orleans and gave the Black Power salute, there were those who said he had a chip on his