007 stars and Bond girls pay tribute to Sir Roger Moore

All James Bond stars pay their tribute to Sir Roger Moore, who passed away on 23rd of May 2017.

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"I was very sad to hear of Roger’s passing."

"We had an unusually long relationship by Hollywood standards that was filled with jokes and laughter, I will miss him."
Sean Connery

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"Nobody does it better – love Daniel."
Daniel Craig

(The official James Bond Twitter account)

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"Dear Sir Roger Moore. It is indeed with a heavy heart that I hear the news of your passing this morning. You were a big part of my life, from The Saint to James Bond.. .you were a magnificent James Bond and one that lead the way for me, the world will miss you and your unique sense of humor for years to come. My sincerest condolences to your family and children. RIP."

Pierce Brosnan

(Pierce Brosnan's official Facebook)

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"A genuine fellow, a really good guy."

George Lazenby

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"I knew Roger as a kind and generous man. He was a wonderfully engaging and successful actor. My thoughts are with his family."
Timothy Dalton
(The official James Bond Twitter account)

And also some comments from Bond girls:


"I am devastated to learn of Roger Moore's passing.

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The first leading role I ever had as a Bond girl was such a new and frightening world and Roger held my hand and guided me through every process.

He taught me about work ethic and humility. He was so funny, kind and thoughtful to everyone around him and in that Roger taught me what a movie star really was and should be. 

Through his lifelong work with UNICEF he showed me the true meaning of being a humanitarian and giving back. He was my Bond."
Jane Seymour (Solitaire in "Live and Let Die", 1973)

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"My Bond is gone, am filled with great sadness. Roger was the epitome of Bond, witty, sophisticated, elegant, funny. Rip."
Britt Ekland (Mary Goodnight in "The Man with the Golden Gun", 1974)

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"So sorry to hear about Rogers passing today. We had a lot of fun working on "A View to a Kill" together.

He always had a joke to tell and was a pleasure to work with, he was a terrific guy."
Tanya Roberts (Stacey Sutton in "A View to a Kill", 1985)

Sources:
Daily Mail
Metro.co.uk
Hollywood Reporter


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Becoming Bond (Official trailer)

The stranger-than-fiction true story of George Lazenby, a poor Australian car mechanic who, through an unbelievable set of circumstances, landed the role of James Bond in "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" (1969), despite having never acted a day in his life. Then after being offered the next seven Bond films and a $1 million signing bonus, he turned it all down...

Josh Lawson is George Lazenby in the film, Jane Seymour who was Solitaire in Bond movie "Live and Let Die" (1973) plays Maggie and George Lazenby himself is also in the movie.

Source, photos and video: Hulu

George Lazenby

Josh Lawson as George Lazenby

Jane Seymour as Maggie

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Bond girl Jane Seymour in Monte Carlo

What: Jane Seymour spotted
Where: At the 56th Festival De Television, Monte Carlo
When: 13th of June 2016

Source: Daily Mail, Iltalehti

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Jane Seymour is best known as Roger Moore's Bond girl in the 1973 film "Live And Let Die".

VIDEO: Bond meets Solitaire

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Bond girl: Solitaire

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Bond girl: Solitaire

007 Film: Live and Let Die (1973)

Actress: Jane Seymour

Bond connection: Solitaire is a psychic in the employ of Dr. Kananga. As James Bond travels to New York by plane, Solitaire describes his journey to Dr. Kananga through the use of Tarot cards. The one drawback to her ability is that she must remain a virgin in order to preserve it.

After Bond follows Kananga to the Fillet of Soul restaurant, he meets Solitaire. After a rather brief encounter with Mr. Big, Bond asks Solitaire about his future. When instructed to pick up a card Bond quizzically comments "us?” after picking up the lovers card.
When Bond and Rosie Carver visit San Monique, Solitaire tells Kananga the future, once more picking the lovers card in regard to Bond. Later that evening Bond returns to the island. After convincing Solitaire they are meant to be lovers, with odds stacked in his favour, Bond succeeds in seducing her. After losing her virginity to Bond through their sexual intercourse, Solitaire loses her psychic power, which endangers her life. Bond discovers Kananga is hiding vast areas of poppy fields. Bond and Solitaire evade Kananga's men, escaping in Quarrel Jr.'s boat.

After arriving in New Orleans, Bond and Solitaire are captured and taken to Mr Big. Before Bond can be given his skydiving lesson without a parachute, he manages to escape. Solitaire is recaptured by Kananga's henchmen and taken back to him.

Later, Felix Leiter informs Bond that after a raid on the Fillet of Soul, Kananga has taken Solitaire back to San Monique, leaving three Tarot cards: the high priestess, the moon and death. After travelling to San Monique, Bond rescues Solitaire and kills Kananga while Quarrel Jr. destroys the poppy fields. Later on the train ride, she beats Bond at gin rummy and try to have a quiet night before Tee Hee traps her in the bed, believing Bond did it. After Bond kills Tee Hee, he rescues her out of the bed and they soon make out.

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