Ultimately, Roger didn't take on the role until the eighth film in the franchise, the 1973 hit Live and Let Die.

When it comes to James Bond movies, fans rarely agree on which one deserves the top spot. (Which makes sense given the sheer number of them, and the different eras). But Roger Moore's favorite 007 ...

As any fan of popular media knows, the Doctor isn't the only hero going around changing their face every few adventures. They're not even necessarily the most famous example of such a protagonist. No, ...

According to Geoffrey Moore, his father was initially considered by the producers, eventually playing Agent 007 in the eighth film, 1973’s “Live and Let Die” ...

Few casting stories in film history are retold as often as the origin of James Bond on screen. Sean Connery was the original ...

Roger Moore surprised Bond fans when he revealed his favorite 007 adventure, choosing a Sean Connery film that critics have never fully embraced.

Long before they introduced themselves as "Bond, James Bond," several of the actors who played 007 had already worn real military uniforms. For men like Sean Connery, Roger Moore and David Niven, ...

The 1973 cross between spy movie and Blaxploitation flick, which screens in 35mm this weekend at Quentin Tarantino's Vista Theater, marked Roger Moore's debut as Bond and set the tone for over a ...