Moved to London and began modeling

Made film debut as a British Spy in the Italian-made Bond spoof "Marc Mato, Agente S.077"

Became the highest-paid male model in the world

Cast as James Bond in the series’ sixth film "On Her Majesty's Secret Service"; became the only actor to have played the 007 agent in only one official Bond series film; nominated for a Golden Globe for Most Promising Newcomer

Cast in the action-drama called "Universal Soldier"; also co-produced and co-wrote

Appeared in John Landis' "The Kentucky Fried Movie"

Cast in what was to be his comeback role, co-starring with Bruce Lee in "Game of Death"; the sudden death of Lee delayed the films release and Lazenby was edited out of the final film

Appeared in the American TV drama "Evening at Byzantium"

Played a senator in Peter Bogdanovich’s black comedy "Saint Jack"

Had a recurring role on the daytime soap "General Hospital" (ABC)

Played the Aston Martin-driving 'JB' in "The Return of the Man from U.N.C.L.E."

Was a series regular on the syndicated prime time soap opera "Rituals"

Returned to regular TV work on the syndicated "Superboy" as Jor-El

Portrayed Mario, opposite Sylvia Kristel’s Emmanuelle in a series of softcore made-for-cable films

Appeared as General Pettigrew in the feature, "Gettysburg"

Played a role in the CD-ROM game, "Fox Hunt"

Appeared on several episodes of "The Pretender" (NBC)

Lent his voice to The King, head of the Royal Flush gang, on the animated "Batman Beyond" (WB)

Announced his official retirement from acting