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Birthplace:
London, England
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To some, Roger Moore was just a pale imitation of his predecessor Sean Connery when he took on the role of super-spy, James Bond, in 1973. To others – particularly those who came of age in the 1970s – he became the very definition of the suave, womanizing literary-turned-cinema icon. While neither interpretation was empirically “correct,” it was hard to argue that any other actor’s career better prepared them for the role. While some performers would have worried about being typecast, the unflappable Moore did not. Nor did he seem concerned with the slings and arrows launched against his
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James Bond--Agent 007
1973
James Bond--Agent 007
1974
James Bond--Agent 007
1979
1949
Played a bit part in the British musical, "Trottie True", starring Jean Kent
1954
Earliest US film appearances included a supporting role in "The Last Time I Saw Paris", starring Van Johnson and Elizabeth Taylor
1956
First romantic lead in a film, "Diane", starring Lana Turner
1957
Played the title role on the syndicated period adventure series, "Ivanhoe"
1959
Played Silky Harris on the TV adventure series, "The Alaskans"
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