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Roger Moore Heroically Saved Britt Ekland From On Set Explosions In Bond | The Dick Cavett Show
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- Roger Moore gives insight into some of his lesser successful stunts and the injuries they inflicted on him when playing the iconic James Bond and other characters.
Date aired - June 16th 1981 - Roger Moore
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Dick Cavett has been nominated for eleven Emmy awards (the most recent in 2012 for the HBO special, Mel Brooks and Dick Cavett Together Again), and won three. Spanning five decades, Dick Cavett’s television career has defined excellence in the interview format. He started at ABC in 1968, and also enjoyed success on PBS, USA, and CNBC.
His most recent television successes were the September 2014 PBS special, Dick Cavett’s Watergate, followed April 2015 by Dick Cavett’s Vietnam. He has appeared in movies, tv specials, tv commercials, and several Broadway plays. He starred in an off-Broadway production ofHellman v. McCarthy in 2014 and reprised the role at Theatre 40 in LA February 2015.
Cavett has published four books beginning with Cavett (1974) and Eye on Cavett (1983), co-authored with Christopher Porterfield. His two recent books -- Talk Show: Confrontations, Pointed Commentary, and Off-Screen Secrets (2010) and Brief Encounters: Conversations, Magic moments, and Assorted Hijinks(October 2014) are both collections of his online opinion column, written for The New York Times since 2007. Additionally, he has written for The New Yorker, TV Guide, Vanity Fair, and elsewhere.
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Want to see more Roger Moore clips on the Dick Cavett Show? Here he discusses the approaches taken to adapt the iconic James Bond character from Sean Connery's previous performances: th-cam.com/video/aHlirPa9D0I/w-d-xo.html
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This man is such a Don
Roger Moore was such a gentleman - smooth, didn't take himself too seriously, best Bond, and he loved being Roger Moore
I like Rodger but there is only open real Bond and we all know who it is!
@@stevebrindle1724 Yes we do, it's Roger!
I was invited tor dinner in Switzerland in 1984 and he was there 1 of the most sweet and gentle guys I've ever met
He had a wonderful sence on humor and didnt take himself seriously at all, he such a gentleman
He was a gentleman. A great Bond.
Lmaooooo I see what you did there
Roger Moore literally is the word 'Britain.'
The next Bond needs to add a little Roger Moore to the role. And when wearing a tux look a little less like a nightclub bouncer and more like a man of the world who knows his way around a wine list.
Craig is way too serious and has the charisma of a turnip.
Great observation...Moore is so so sauve
50 something Bond fan my entire life, and I have to say I agree with you completely, Clive Owen was robbed of the chance and because producer Barbara Broccoli had the horns for Daniel Craig she destroyed the persona of Bond that her father, Connery, Lazenby, Moore, Dalton and Brosnan created, Craig has no personally both on screen and off
Clive would’ve crushed it; just look at what he did in “The Hire”, the BMW shorts...
Just like you'll never match Christopher Reeve again as Superman, you'll also never get a Bond as good as Roger Moore either.
The spy who loved me was my intro to James Bond/Roger Moore. Still one of my favorites, both as Bond and the movie. RM was a class act. With the 2 best Bond actors now gone, the 25th in limbo and the future of the franchise uncertain...RIP James Bond & Roger Moore.
That was a good one to start out on. It was Moore's best outing and one of the top five in the franchise. Arguably the best title song of the series. Loved that car too.
Roger Moore is pure class.
The definition of smooth! Always self effacing too! Much missed Sir Rog!
I could have listen to them for hours!
Seeing Roger Moore simply chatting on TV you are more impressed than ever by just how preposterously handsome he was...
Thank God for youtube, and thanks for posting this! I remember at the time when this was on I turned on the TV to watch something on PBS, and the show was just ending. Roger has always been someone I admired and was fascinated with, so it was demoralizing to miss this, long before the days of affordable VCRs, DVDs, and Internet resources. It's magnificent to be able to watch these clips 40 years on, especially getting to see him at the height of his popularity! I recall reading on imdb that he appeared for multiple episodes of DC.
" I had 3 holes...where you have one..."
No 1 Bond, Sir Rodger Moore!
Went to see Rodger Talk, a few years ago @ Bath Theatre Royal. I asked him, who his favourite Arist was. Rodger, said Renoir!
Magic moment in my life ❤
Roger Moore was just the epitome of the smooth and suave English Gent, with the most beautiful speaking voice to match. He was also born in October, under the sign of Libra, like me (as was his co-star, Britt Ekland) and I always think of him as the archetype Libran man; charming, polished, classically good looking. eloquent and witty, with a little tongue in cheek-cheeky playfulness. I really like this lighter and very 'British' quality, that he brought to the Bond character, whilst still retaining an effortlessly self-assured, alpha male presence. His films in the series are amongst my favourite.
The late great Sir Roger Moore. Handsome and classy. My favorite James Bond
Classier people. Classier times.
The only bond for me a real man miss you roger moore ❤️❤️❤️😊rip
This is brilliant!
The greatest Bond.
He Is Such A Lovely Beautiful Sweet Handsome Man
I Love You Roger Moore My Sweetheart Darling 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
Something tells me that you have a bit of an obsessive attraction for the guy.
@@Halgar Why Yes I Do
I'm In Love With Roger Moore 😘
@@tiffaniaporchiazzo3397 I hope you have enough love left for other men.
@@Halgar Yes i do
I have a Husband
His name is Michael Trombetta
@@tiffaniaporchiazzo3397 Does he like Roger Moore ?
It seems like these days we are the most open, crazy and wild compared with any other time in history, however, I've never seen anyone on a chat show in recent years with a shirt open that wide before.
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Sir Roger Moore was the best 007 after completing 7 Bond Films and was replaced by actor Sir Timothy Dalton in 1987.
Roger George Moore 1927 To 2017 R.I.P
The Lana Turner line killed me.
It seems like it would be impossible to make him mad at anything.
Ask his wives..
So that's where The Saint went!
Love this!
What a class act! If I were a talk show host these days, I'd quit immediately!
He was the best Bond, classy, didn't take it to seriously, ladies man, Daniel Craig is a boring Bourne rip-off who says he hates the role.
Craig has the face of a henchman. He looks like someone Bond should beat up just before the fight with the main villain.
@@wilverbal I think Jonathan Ross got it spot on. Craig looks like Sid James....a Carry on Bond. I've never been able to take him seriously as Bond. Too small, too ugly, and NO sophistication whatsoever !!
Connery WAS Bond, Craig tries to be.
@@wilverbal Craig played a villain in the Sharpe series, he was perfect for that sort of role.
That's the same jacket he wore in For Your Eyes Only when Bond tries to find Gonzales.
THAT IS WHY HE IS A WONDERFUL JAMES BOND STAR WITH HUMOROUS MIND
"The Court of Assizes ..." *groan*
It's tragic how he died... some say his allergies to buttons finally did him in
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Say what?
Ok I see what you did there. I think it’s a joke Rog would approve of.
Hows prostate cancer connected to buttons? Or Butt ons. Humour is getting moore bizarre by the day.
@@ashleysilver559489 jears Wtf
What this tracic 😮😅
The names Moore, Roger Moore, 00-8 and a half.
Watch how far down Roger Moore shirt is open not bottomed up lol
Hahahahaha the butt jokes
6.37 Look at that chest!
so in the end he really saved the girl eh? :O
The island is not in the Gulf of Siam - it's in the Andaman sea...
Guess Moore didn't like Barbara Bach? Great movie though, The Spy Who Loved Me.
Think the reference is that Barbara and Ringo were together at that point, so Roger wouldn’t go back for her. Bit convoluted but more a reference to their relationship around that time rather than Roger disliking Barbara. My take anyways 🤷🏻♂️
i have nothing against the other celebs that were on this show but is this channel ever going to show the Dick Cavett shows where he interviews Jackie Gleason or Art Carney? How about any Honeymooners actors that were a part of the main cast?
It’s amazing how Average and normal Sean Connery and Roger Moore were. Neither of them worked out or were in particularly good shape.
It's more amazing how stupid your comment is. They both had more charisma and acting ability in their little fingers than today's meathead action starts. Moore was in his 50's here, and Sean Connery before acting was a body builder and Mr Universe contestant. People didn't take steroids in the 60s / 70s, gyms were not common place, and the shallow narcissism of today was simply not a societal disease as it is today.
It’s funny because no matter how hard Daniel Craig works out, he is a little boy next to Roger Moore. Craig is a fine actor, but not right for Bond
Haha...
Butt.
He was not the man for 007 because too tall and something of an aristocrat.I imagine Roger Moore as an idle tycoon driving his jaguar between a date and a brooks'club rendez vous at London.A secret agent is a man who is like a special force with extraordinary physical aptitudes and brain.James Bond should be a mixed of Bruce Lee and MC Gyver and not too tall, in order to make surprising his fights'victories.Daniel Craig is perfect for that.Roger is Ivanhoe the knight for ever
The Bond of the novels was an upper middle class type, from a background very similar to his creator, Ian Fleming.
Daniel Craig is a very good actor, but is socially and physically the antithesis of Fleming's hero.
@@mikesaunders4775I could have talked about Sean Connery a scottish man who had a skin more tanned than many peoples of north africa.Craig is a 100% briton and has killer's eyes like the young Vladimir Putin .
@@aristostovboulimienne2743 Sean Connery was not Ian Flemings first choice to play James Bond (he considered him too working class), but was won over after watching the first rushes of Dr No. In the novels James Bond was originally conceived as being half- English, and half- Swiss (to explain his expertise as a skier), but Fleming was so taken by Connery's portrayal that he took the trouble to write in a Scottish pedigree for Bond in the book that he wrote immediately following the release of Dr No, which was 'On Her Majesty's Secret Service'. For the record Sean Connery's skin tone has everything to do with 45 years plus, of living in Southern Spain and OO7s old hunting ground, The Caribbean, rather than the exotic ancestry you appear to suggest . Nor am I sure what significance the allusion to Daniel Craig's northern European pedigree has, but I would agree that he looks a lot tougher than any of the Bond actors that followed Sean Connery.
@Brandon Acevedo 2 cm less than Sean Connery but Moore looked taller with the help of a natural capillary volume.Reverse would have been possible without a wig
noo.absolutley not. If he was real then Bond would have to be keeping a cool head and in control when everyone else around is losing there's for which social and mental superiority would be in abundant evidence regardless ...and that's NOT the way Craig played him. But curiously that was the way Flemming imagined him in the book. Craig's Bond is only believable because the audience has the benefit of character traits established by other actors as much Bourne's otherwise inexplicable talents have to be explained by his complete memory loss of his past
Cavett is such a dreadful interviewer. I never understood why he was thought of as anything else.
He seemed not to be fond of the bond ladies.
He was a lousy James Bond to fat move too slow
Cringe....
I read his autobiography once & iv’e read hundreds it was total boring shite 💤
Dick Cavett looks awful in this episode.