Roger Moore

Former Bond star Sir Roger Moore believes a wig he was wearing while performing on stage in New York saved his life when he collapsed. The 82-year-old was performing on stage in New York in The Play What I Wrote when he collapsed. Moore was later diagnosed with bradycardia, which is an unusually slow heartbeat. He said to UK newspaper Daily Express: “I’d just finished a vigorous song and dance routine and I remember trying to say a line, but nothing came out. Then I went down. “I was playing Marie Antoinette in a dress with a big wig, which [ Read More ] ... Read Full Story

Veteran actor Sir Roger Moore has advised his fans to learn to check their own pulse, as it can be helpful in discerning irregular heartbeat. The 82-year-old actor collapsed on stage a few years ago because of the medical condition known as arrhythmia Read Full Story

HONG KONG (AP) - From one Bond to another: job well done. Roger Moore told reporters Thursday that Daniel Craig was "marvelous" as James Bond because he brought a fresh dimension to the character. Read Full Story

Entertainment reporter Tim Estiloz profiles the amazing spy gadgets that James Bond 007 has used throughout his history on film. From Dr. NO to Goldfinger and more… every 007 film has showcased amazing stunts and gadgetry that’s helped Bond out of many tight an dangerous situations. This video also showcases a montage of many of those gadgets over the decades. This video was written and produced by Tim Estiloz. See more of Tim’s entertainment features on You Tube at his channel “FilmFanTV … http://www.youtube.com/v/t_9HOuSZaDY&f=videos&app=youtube_gdata Related posts: James Bond’s iPhone- The Gadget Show interview with Sir Roger Moore Inside Q’s Lab – The Gadgets of ... Read Full Story

Brit actor Sir Roger Moore has revealed that even though he was very close pals with late actor David Niven, and both had acted in James Bond flicks, they never discussed the 007 agent. Moore, 81, who enjoyed a 12-year stint as the superspy, says that the secret agent was always a hushed topic between himself and Niven, who played Bond in the 1967 spoof film ‘Casino Royale’. “I first really got to know him when we made The King’s Thief together in Hollywood in the Fifties,” the Daily Express quoted Moore as saying. “As the years went by we became much closer friends ... Read Full Story