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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007 Event: Hollywood Show (8-10 July 2016)

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Special Bond star appearances:

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Britt Ekland
Mary Goodnight in "The Man with the Golden Gun" (1974)

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Lana Wood
Plenty O'Toole in "Diamonds Are Forever" (1971)

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Luciana Paluzzi
Viona Volpe in "Thunderball" (1965)

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Barbara Bouchet
Moneypenny in "Casino Royale" (1967)

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Carole Ashby
Octopussy Girl in "Octopussy" (1983) and Whistling Girl in "A View to a Kill" (1985)

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Tula (Caroline "Tula" Cossey)
Girl at Pool (Uncredited) in "For Your Eyes Only" (1981)
1st ever appearance

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Gloria Hendry
Rosie Carver in "Live and Let Die" (1973)

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Kristina Wayborn
Magda in "Octopussy" (1983)

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Lynn Holly Johnson
Bibi Dahl in "For Your Eyes Only" (1981)

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Mary Stavin
Octopussy Girl in "Octopussy" (1983) and Kimberley Jones in "A View to a Kill" (1985)

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Tanya Roberts
Stacey Sutton in "A View to a Kill" (1985)

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Trina Parks
Thumper in "Diamonds Are Forever" (1971)







Other stars for example:
Tim Curry (The Rocky Horror Show), Andrew Stevens (Dallas), George Chakiris (West Side Story), Mimi Rogers (Someone to Watch Over Me)


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Bond girl: Stacey Sutton

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Bond girl: Stacey Sutton

007 Film: A View to a Kill (1985)

Actress: Tanya Roberts

Bond connection: Stacey Sutton was the granddaughter of an oil tycoon in California, who had passed the oil business onto his son. As the only child and heir apparent to the family business, Stacey majored in earth science in college. However, her father died shortly thereafter and Sutton Oil was taken over by billionaire Max Zorin, who gave Sutton a cheque for $5,000,000 for her shares in the company, although she never cashed it. Stacey lives on the estate her grandfather left for her – Dunsmuir House. Because of her protracted legal battles with Zorin she has sold much of the house's furnishings.

She first appears at Max Zorin's mansion near Paris, where he is holding a high prestige horse sale. They are there for completely different reasons, but meet after Bond suspects foul play when he eavesdrops on Zorin writing her a cheque for $5million.
After losing the company to Zorin, she got a job as a geologist for the state of California and worked at San Francisco City Hall. James Bond eventually discovered that Zorin was pumping sea water into oil wells to flood the Hayward and San Andreas faults in order to create a double earthquake that would submerge Silicon Valley.

Sutton and Bond are in San Francisco City Hall when they are cornered by Zorin and Mayday, who set fire to the building after killing an official and chased Sutton and Bond into a lift, dropping a petrol bomb on it after causing it to malfunction. However, Sutton and Bond manage to escape the burning building down the ladder of a fire engine, with Sutton driving Bond away from police officers who suspected him of killing the official – just as Zorin had wanted.

He and Sutton then teamed up to stop Zorin from destroying Silicon Valley. When Bond and Sutton arrive at Zorin's mines, Zorin detonates the mine with the first set of explosive; thus causing a big flood. In the meantime, Zorin's former girlfriend Mayday changes sides and helps Bond remove the detonators for the second explosion, moving it clear of the mines just in time before it explodes and kills her under the eyes of Zorin.

Sutton luckily avoids the explosion, only to be snatched by a furious Max Zorin on his airship. Bond, however, grabs a manrope and clings on to it as the airship heads for the Golden Gate Bridge. Zorin attempts to kill Bond by flying into the Golden Gate Bridge, but he managed to moor the manrope to the bridge's framework and halt it. During the final battle (after Zorin has fallen to his death), Sutton knocks out Scarpine and takes care of Hans Glaub on one of Zorin's blimps. Sutton reunites with Bond after Bond knocked Zorin off the Golden Gate Bridge. Glaub attempts to avenge Zorin's death by trying to elimininating the two with a stick of dynamite, but Glaub brandishes it rather than hurling it at Bond, causing Scarpine to wrestle with Glaub in an attempt to grab the dynamite stick in order to dispose of it. See the two villains distracted by the inflighting, Bond traps the pair when he cuts the ropes and the dynamite explodes inside the airship, which grounds the airship, killing both Scarpine and Glaub. Stacey and Bond are safe, and with Zorin dead she has regained control of Sutton Oil.

Stacey and Bond are found personally by MI6 in the shower kissing at her house. Although Bond is believed to have perished in the fight with Zorin, Q finds the two lovers using a remote-controlled robot camera. Q reports to his superiors that 007 is alive, then decides to leave them alone after Bond throws a towel over the camera.

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