Roger Moore was Bond through my entire childhood and most of my teenage years. He is Bond to me. I think that he best represents Bond's class and suave.
Love Roger Moore, I was in England when He passed, I'm from Laredo,Texas and grew up watching The Saint & 007,Love Him R.I.P. will mess Sir Roger Moore
We'll never see anymore on screen great actors like Dalton, Moore, and Connery who thrilled the audience with their enormous talents, charm, wit, class and sophistication. Nowadays we see nothing but eye candy, muscular six pack abs individual who lack acting abilities but called themselves actors.
I grew up with Roger Moore as Bond in the 70s and 80s. The spy who loved me,Moonraker,For your eyes only,Octopussy with the mesmerizing opening song themes,great childhood memories.Rogers Bond movies were entertaining with humor,gadgets etc he was every boys idol back then.
He was my favourite Bond. People say he played it for laughs, but it was just an acknowledgement of how ridiculous the movies were. Bond, The Saint, The Persuaders. Loved them all!
"I was having a kidney polished". So great. It's fun when he does the Tony Curtis impression and Letterman really appreciates that (probably having interviewed Curtis before).
Its funny watching these now bc you really get a sense of why we are where we are now..if theres ever someone to indistinctly portray that there are 2 classes of citizen its roger moore
The Spy Who Loved Me was the first Bond movie i ever saw. It is still my Bond benchmark for romance, cool action ideas and a tutorial on how to behave in any circumstance. But those suits.... maan Roger Moore was a fashion model for freakin all kinds of suits.
The thing I remember about Roger was how quick he was. We were having dinner with a friend whose girlfriend was Russian. But she then mentioned that her father was Russian admiral. Roger , without missing a beat, said “ Quite a butterfly then”. It was a few seconds before we got it....
He had the same problem I have........KIDNEY STONES!!! He had to stop filming on a few of his Bond Films because of sudden stone attacks. I understood his pain!!! RIP 007
My aunt did! When Roger was very young. My aunt and her friend won a competition in England and part of the prize was lunch at one of the studios with him I have a photo of the three of them together with a large cheque, don't know what that was for. I was about 16 and I remember being very jealous as I was a huge fan of Roger as The Saint. Long before his fame as Bond.
Thank you so much for posting this. I remember watching it originally, I believe on 3rd June, 1992, and taping it. Glad it is around for posterity now as I lost the tape!
The Dark Blue Blazer 2 bottons the French shirt the Silky Tie and the trouser and the black Shoe : definitely a man with a classy chic High elegance, RIP My Sir Roger Moore
He was 57 during filming of A View To A Kill his final appearance during 1984-1985 as James Bond and had turned 58 when retired from playing James Bond officially.
"Sean Connor"?!!! C'mon, research dept.! I think Roger, having just corrected Dave over the number of Bond films he'd appeared in, just couldn't correct him again so soon!
I remember that fare war in the summer of '92. I was working at American Airlines that year and it was Northwest (which we don't have anymore) who started the fare war when they had their "Adults fly free with one child" promo. Calls were coming in 24/7 one after the other at the reservation centers. One victim of that fare war was that Braniff Airlines III went out of business after just one year of operations.
Very good friends with David Niven, which is no surprise, as they were cut from the same cloth. Those qualities of being impeccably dressed, with being able to be self-deprecating and have lovely manners unfortunately don't seem to be respected so much nowadays.
You expect a bad ass lead actor like a James Bond to be a little more serious and guarded. Roger Moore was hardly that. Carefree, whimsical even. Generous and self effacing. Shows what a good actor he really was. I always thought Sean Connery was the best partly because he was the first. But Roger Moore made a great Bond as well. Funny and ironic. Brought a new dimension to the character. Loved seeing Moonraker at the theater as a kid. Obviously a wonderful man.
I enjoyed all he did, never boring. He was one of the stars I would have liked to meet.
I always feel a sense of calm when watching a roger moore interview. Almost like anti-anxiety medication lol.
So true!!
Why didn't you capitalize his name?🤔🙉😬🙈😫
@jamest4198 he's too relaxed.
I'll miss my childhood Bond - such a classy and funny guy.
Speedy Gonzales me too + love THE THING (remake) too!
Me too. A childhood heroe.
So much charisma from Sir Roger. And Letterman.
Roger Moore was Bond through my entire childhood and most of my teenage years. He is Bond to me. I think that he best represents Bond's class and suave.
I liked Sean Connery the best...but Roger Moore was good too, and your right about the Suave that he brought to the character.
Right there with you.
@@JakeBayCity That's rare to get agreement on this. Haha. Connery was great as Bond, but I think Connery's later work was much more impressive.
Simon Templar, Lord Brett Sinclair and James Bond,thank you for all the memories Sir Roger.
Without a doubt Sir Roger Moore, was a terrific James Bond. R.I.P
He was too old.
@@Jeremy-y1t but he ran the character longer than others
@@Eagleeye6677 He already looked 50 in "Live and Let Die".
Love Roger Moore, I was in
England when He passed, I'm from Laredo,Texas and grew up watching The Saint & 007,Love Him R.I.P.
will mess Sir Roger Moore
The best Bond ever and Rest In Peace Sir Roger 🙏🏻
I wish I had 1% of Rogers charm.
Grigori Rasputin1990 Why the nasty response?
Glenn Murphie because nobody loves him in real life.
@@khav11 I'll Kick your ass!!
shellsbignumber2 .. Go to charm school and you'll acquire a lot more ..
Sir Roger Moore was/is a British Institution, different class ! Pure Legend 🇬🇧
What a handsome suave gentleman ! True legend
He was beautiful man. R I p sir roger moore ♥️
The Saint back to heaven...RIP Sir Roger and thanks for the wonderful memories!
If I was to be a butler to any man, it would be Sir Roger Moore.
Roger was perhaps the classiest man ever.
Roger Moore, George Sanders and David Niven will always be the epitome of British class to me.
I would add Stewart Granger ( Roger’s childhood hero) to that mix too
Pure English class. Delightful. We miss you already, Sir.
One of the deep regrets of my life is not meeting and having a chat with Sir Roger Moore. The man was pure class.
yeah---he said the same thing about you
@@MrDaiseymay lmao
Me too. Always thought I would meet him one day. No chance now.
What a legend. A star, great raconteur and all round decent chap.
This was great! Roger here is WAY FUNNIER than this audience would have you believe! 😂😂
The man oozed class. As far as I'm concerned, he was James Bond.
We'll never see anymore on screen great actors like Dalton, Moore, and Connery who thrilled the audience with their enormous talents, charm, wit, class and sophistication. Nowadays we see nothing but eye candy, muscular six pack abs individual who lack acting abilities but called themselves actors.
Roger Moore was the best James Bond ever. Just period.
Love his voice.
I miss him so much, great man and actor, rest in peace.
I grew up with Roger Moore as Bond in the 70s and 80s. The spy who loved me,Moonraker,For your eyes only,Octopussy with the mesmerizing opening song themes,great childhood memories.Rogers Bond movies were entertaining with humor,gadgets etc he was every boys idol back then.
Style Class and a real gentlemen! Roger Moore what a legend...
He was my favourite Bond. People say he played it for laughs, but it was just an acknowledgement of how ridiculous the movies were. Bond, The Saint, The Persuaders. Loved them all!
Love him since I first saw him at 11.
I first saw him at 10:30. Got you beat.
Forever my favorite Bond. RIP Sir Roger Moore.
God bless Roger always enjoyable to watch
we wil miss you SIR ROGER MORRE the best JAMES BOND 007 r.i.p
Roger Moore, along with Michael Caine they do the best interviews, and films.🇬🇧🇹🇷🇬🇧🇹🇷
ROGER MOORE WAS MY FAVORITE JAMES BOND . HE & SEAN CONNERY WERE BETTER MEN .
"I was having a kidney polished". So great. It's fun when he does the Tony Curtis impression and Letterman really appreciates that (probably having interviewed Curtis before).
Several times -- here's his first LN appearance from January 15, 1986 -- th-cam.com/video/opTLOA1uzJY/w-d-xo.html
Roger had total recall could remember every detail and share it as though it happened yesterday
Roger Moore was a classy guy. Love his Tony Curtis impersonation 😂😊😍👍
Episodes of The Persuaders are on TH-cam. You ever watched any? Great seeing him co-star with Tony Curtis.
@RepentingMan Yes. I've seen some episodes of The Persuaders. I love Tony Curtis, too. They worked well together.. Thank you.
@@elizabethgalligan1805 It was one of my favourite shows when I was a kid. I was sad when it ended.
He was my favorite funny with class a real gentleman
A saint who played The Saint! 😇
Its funny watching these now bc you really get a sense of why we are where we are now..if theres ever someone to indistinctly portray that there are 2 classes of citizen its roger moore
I always loved Roger Moore. I still do. RIP x
I have always been a big fan of Roger's. thanks
I was at the show he did at the bord gais energy theatre in Dublin shortly before he died.Loved every second of it great guy.Huge bond fan.
Awesome!
Good old times before the internet.
Grande fue este gran actor Roger, lo vi en Ivanhoe, el santo y agente 007, excelente. Descanse en paz.
My favourite TV is Ivanhoe and 007 My favourite
Thanks for posting the video, Don. I was born the same year The Spy Who Loved Me came out. May Roger Moore rest in peace.
Thanks for making me feel even older. :)
I was born the year For Your Eyes Only came out.
Black French So was a friend of mine.
The Spy Who Loved Me was the first Bond movie i ever saw. It is still my Bond benchmark for romance, cool action ideas and a tutorial on how to behave in any circumstance. But those suits.... maan Roger Moore was a fashion model for freakin all kinds of suits.
He was by all accounts a genuinely nice guy.
God Bless This Charming Man!Now&Forever,Amen:)
Ahhh. The best Late Night with the best band in the business and one hell of a great Bond.
Roger more el santo me encanta todas las series gran actor bendiciones y a pesar del tiempo sigue mas interesante se nos fue. Un ángel.
Two artists that I like so much. Archie Bells and the Drells and Sir. Roger Moore. Thks to upload.
The Best Bond Forever Sir Roger Moore
What an absolutely charming man!
Pure class , true gent
will miss him forever................
Nice!
Called the audience slow!
I love Him!
The thing I remember about Roger was how quick he was. We were having dinner with a friend whose girlfriend was Russian. But she then mentioned that her father was Russian admiral. Roger , without missing a beat, said “ Quite a butterfly then”. It was a few seconds before we got it....
I don't get it. LOL, plz explain now I'm dying to understand.
@@joeblough261 red admiral is a kind of butterfly.
@@mikep9913 .. Ohh I've only ever heard of monarch butterflies ..
Roger moore was real class 😅
Wish I could of met Roger Moore💖Pure class! I will always love, Sir Roger Moore 💖 rip darling 💖
He was so sharp, the picture of debonaire!
Thanks, Don...Roger was a class act all around
Tremendo actor y muy carismático, como pocos en la pantalla.
He had the same problem I have........KIDNEY STONES!!! He had to stop filming on a few of his Bond Films because of sudden stone attacks. I understood his pain!!! RIP 007
ONE WORD FOR SIR ROGER CLASS
Roger purred he was always the coolest cat
i wish i could have meet this man
My aunt did! When Roger was very young. My aunt and her friend won a competition in England and part of the prize was lunch at one of the studios with him I have a photo of the three of them together with a large cheque, don't know what that was for. I was about 16 and I remember being very jealous as I was a huge fan of Roger as The Saint. Long before his fame as Bond.
This guy was great
Thank you so much for posting this. I remember watching it originally, I believe on 3rd June, 1992, and taping it. Glad it is around for posterity now as I lost the tape!
Thanks; the taping and broadcast was definitely June 4.
Sorry, you have June 4, that must be the date. Unforgettable otherwise.
With Moore you really feel like he is a good buddy of yours!!!
The Dark Blue Blazer 2 bottons the French shirt the Silky Tie and the trouser and the black Shoe : definitely a man with a classy chic High elegance, RIP My Sir Roger Moore
Thanks for posting this Don
My favorite James Bond of all time!
RIP Roger Moore
What a guy!
What a gentleman.
14:48 !! God bless you Sir Roger!!
Love and miss Roger , what a gent
Moore=Bond
It's mad to think he's 65 in this video
Shaun Palmer
Exactly. All that hair dye he uses doesn't make him look a day over 75!
He was 57 during filming of A View To A Kill his final appearance during 1984-1985 as James Bond and had turned 58 when retired from playing James Bond officially.
Still looks good for 65 dyed hair regardless
"Sean Connor"?!!! C'mon, research dept.! I think Roger, having just corrected Dave over the number of Bond films he'd appeared in, just couldn't correct him again so soon!
Yeah, that was confusing me too!?
You always deliver on time, Don.
Aha! This video was posted right after Roger's passing. Now I think we all know who is behind that practice on the current Letterman channel!
I remember that fare war in the summer of '92. I was working at American Airlines that year and it was Northwest (which we don't have anymore) who started the fare war when they had their "Adults fly free with one child" promo. Calls were coming in 24/7 one after the other at the reservation centers. One victim of that fare war was that Braniff Airlines III went out of business after just one year of operations.
True gentleman
great man
Very good friends with David Niven, which is no surprise, as they
were cut from the same cloth. Those qualities of being impeccably
dressed, with being able to be self-deprecating and have lovely
manners unfortunately don't seem to be respected so much nowadays.
Niven abused children.
Miss you Dave and your show great times
He could be a hair 's breadth from death as 007 and he'd be in his comfort zone still
I love how he says he was 4 so plainly XD
Legend
If you only meet him, you'll think that he was royalty
You expect a bad ass lead actor like a James Bond to be a little more serious and guarded. Roger Moore was hardly that. Carefree, whimsical even. Generous and self effacing. Shows what a good actor he really was. I always thought Sean Connery was the best partly because he was the first. But Roger Moore made a great Bond as well. Funny and ironic. Brought a new dimension to the character. Loved seeing Moonraker at the theater as a kid. Obviously a wonderful man.
King of cool!
,,,,, Roger - great sense of humour
Class all the way.
ThankYou شكرا جزيلا
Sean: the original one; Roger: my favorite one; Pierce: the perfect one!
Daniel Craig the most authentic one.
روجير موور الف تحية واجلال .. R.I.P
1990 to 1999 man New York city summer all those years march to october awesom
Simon Templar, The Saint 💪💪💪