Roger Moore has died

Nice man, what a long and. Interesting life he had.

Lovely speaking voice, and delightfully self deprecating.

When DH and I were courting in the mid sixties, we used to have the odd drink in a pub he used to frequent near his home in Mill Hill. It was our "local" and his. He was well known then but he would sit and drink his pint and British good manners dictated that people took almost no notice of him other than initial recognition. He was always very handsome but more so when he was younger. He was a good age - I didn't realise.

He has been around all my life, first saw him in Ivanho, and on knitting patterns. Years ago, when he was with Dorothy Squires, we saw them drive past our house in an open topped sports car. RIP.

I remember drooling over his picture on one of my mums knitting patterns - he used to model for them before he went into films.

He used to appear regularly on the decent chat shows....when chat shows were good.....Parkinson etc, and was always a joy to watch.

My favourite film with him in is Boat Trip. He played a gay SAS officer but he played it soooo straight that it was hysterical. I hadn't realised what a brilliant comic actor he was.

I used to love Roger Moore as The Saint and in the Persuaders. The quirky eyebrow was great. Not so good as 007, he was too much of a gentleman.
RIP Roger.

That surprised me to LadyGracie
RIP

I can't believe he was 89. RIP

So sad, he was always such the English gentleman RIP.