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I've always liked Bonds 'Fatherly' Relationship with Stacey in AVTAK. Staying up whilst she sleeps, going with her to City Hall, etc. ( it's fatherly until the Ending though )
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Speaking about fatherly relations and slightly off-topic:I immensely enjoy the fatherly relation between Bond and Draco in OHMSS!
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Indeed There first Meeting was brilliantly written
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Oh boy, I love TSWLM, and quite like TMwtGG.. But last three're overall great, I'll take last three.
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AlphaOmegaSin wrote:Me too It's a Shame that some People put down the Film.Sir Roger is great in the film - it's just a shame the writing and direction were lacklustre.
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But the Cast obviously make up for it though
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I like the last three better. I think the creative collaboration of Tom Mankiewicz and Guy Hamilton is the series low point.
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I'd take the first three films. Now im going to chill out over at the memorabilia forum
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Thought it was funny on " Premium Bonds" when Mark Gattis ( a big Bond fan)said that the best way to watch AVTAK, was to imagine some old guy thoughtHe was a spy. Not saying I agree with him, just...
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Thunderpussy wrote:Thought it was funny on " Premium Bonds" when Mark Gattis ( a big Bond fan)said that the best way to watch AVTAK, was to imagine some old guy thoughtHe was a spy. Not saying I...
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Am I the only one who is not affected by Roger's age in AVTAK? Doesn't bother me in the slightest. Yes he looks old(ish), but not 70 or anything. In fact, he looked very good for 57.
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Of his first three, I enjoyed Live And Let Die and The Spy Who Loved Me.Of his second three, I enjoyed For Your Eyes Only and Octopussy.I'm going with Moore's first three, although in some ways his...
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Jarvio wrote:Am I the only one who is not affected by Roger's age in AVTAK? Doesn't bother me in the slightest. Yes he looks old(ish), but not 70 or anything. In fact, he looked very good for 57.I...
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AdamOmega wrote:For me personally, LALD and TSWLM are among the very best Bond movies.
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Moore gave some of his strongest Performances in LALD and TSWLM.Bond threatening to kill Rosie if she doesn't tell the Truth, and Bond explaining to Anya that he had no Choice but to kill her Lover.
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Re: Roger Moore - first three vs last three
I've always liked Bonds 'Fatherly' Relationship with Stacey in AVTAK. Staying up whilst she sleeps, going with her to City Hall, etc. ( it's fatherly until the Ending though )
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Re: Roger Moore - first three vs last three
Speaking about fatherly relations and slightly off-topic:I immensely enjoy the fatherly relation between Bond and Draco in OHMSS!
View ArticleClik here to view.
Re: Roger Moore - first three vs last three
Indeed There first Meeting was brilliantly written
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Re: Roger Moore - first three vs last three
Oh boy, I love TSWLM, and quite like TMwtGG.. But last three're overall great, I'll take last three.
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Re: Roger Moore - first three vs last three
AlphaOmegaSin wrote:Me too It's a Shame that some People put down the Film.Sir Roger is great in the film - it's just a shame the writing and direction were lacklustre.
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