Bond on Bond: The Ultimate Book on Over 50 Years of 007

(Paperback)

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While there have been many actors who have taken on the coveted role of James Bond, the most renowned 007and the one with the most panache and charismais undoubtedly Sir Roger Moore, KBE. To celebrate the film franchise's wonderful heritage, Roger Moore has written a book that features all the Bond movies, along with a wonderfully witty account of his own involvement in them. From the girls to the villains, from the cars to the cocktails, from the gadgets to the sets, this beautiful book is illustrated with many iconic images from all the films plus many previously unseen shots. This is the ultimate James Bond book, written by the ultimate James Bond, with all the affection and good humour he brought to the role. This new-look paperback edition is the perfect gift for all fans of this much-loved movie series.

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A superb treasury and easily the definitive book on Bond * The Bookseller *
Magnificent * Independent on Sunday *
As light and fizzy as a bottle of Bollinger RD '75, he mixes insight with endlessly quotable commentary * Empire *
Enjoyable and lavish * Daily Mail *
Splendid * Daily Express *
Heart-warming and hilarious tales * The Lady *
From the guns, to the cars and most importantly the dresses, it's all covered in this anthology * Irish Tatler *
Moore presents his account of the Bond phenomenon with laugh-out-loud comic asides and plenty of acute observations on his fellow Bonds * Lancashire Evening Post *
The perfect gift for all fans of this much-loved series * www.jamesbondlifestyle.com *

Author Bio

Sir Roger Moore KBE has had an extraordinary career that has spanned seven decades, from early television to the golden age of Hollywood and on to international superstardom. Dashing, handsome and every inch the archetypal English gentleman, he was unforgettable as The Saint, as Lord Brett Sinclair in "The Persuaders" and, of course, as James Bond, making seven blockbusting films as arguably the most debonair of the 007s.