All Roger Moore Scenes in The Cannonball Run 1981

Scenes featuring Sir Roger Moore in The Cannonball Run.
I own nothing. I just like the film and love Roger Moore.

[NothingLikeVinyl]

Three years later, I still can't believe that Roger Moore isn't among us anymore. One of the classiest acts that ever graced the silver screen. May he rest in peace.

[robertc]

I loved that Roger never took himself too seriously and always happy doing his job.

[chrisstetsko]

Roger Moore looked like he had fun making Cannonball Run.

[douglaslally]

That moment mother reveals the gun and he snaps into full 007, music and expression. Absolutely hilarious.

[hernandezrivas]

Roger Moore!!!
My childhood
I met Him inside Harrods back in 2008, He was then an old Man, BUT
SOOOO much class!!!
I remember this for the rest of My life!!
A true ENGLISH GENTLEMAN!!!

[ABMultimediaDesigner]

The only time we see Roger Moore in the DB5

[eddherring]

Shame we didn’t get Roger Moore (cannonball run) and Richard Kiel (cannonball run 2) together. I can just imagine the awkward smiles as Bond and Jaws met up again RIP Roger and Richard.

[RMJ]

3:07 In all my years, i've never since seen a car spin out as brutal as this one. That stuntman was nuts.

[PhoenixFlamez]

Only Roger Moore could have been such a comedian

[jayanxiety]

I remember seeing this movie as a child while this was on a double-feature at the drive-in with "For Your Eyes Only" and thinking to myself, "Wow! James Bond is so cool that he even crossed over into the other film!!". I had no idea that he was actually playing a parody and not the real thing.

[dars]

Fun fact: Although Sir Roger Moore loved sending himself up like this, EON productions were absolutely NOT happy about it. That's why to this day it's the actor's contract playing 007 that while under contract they're not allowed to appear in another film wearing a tuxedo or driving an Aston Martin. And I just think that's cool AF. Have so much fun that they have to invent rules after you.

[WinslowLeach]

Roger Moore IMO is the best thing about this movie. I read his books, so many great stories (especially his "One Lucky Bastard" book), he was such a sweet guy but also had a great salty sense of humor. True legend.

[MirlitronOne]

Roger Moore at his self-parodying best. What a truly classy actor.

[MartyInLa]

Got to love Roger Moore not being afraid to make fun of himself.

[RiderRated]

I like how in every scene he’s with a different lady 😂👌👌

[Mr.Clingclong]

I loved Roger, he never ever took himself seriously. His self-deprecating humour was always a great antidote to the craziness of the world.

[Anglo-Saxon-ts]

Apart from great looks and personality his voice is too good. The way he delivers dialogs is just awesome.

[MrMairu]

"When I was in Egypt, making The Fly who Bugged Me..." 🤣🤣🤣

[jagreb]

RIP Sir Roger Moore. A true gentleman.

[IamLeeYou]

I love when Moore used to really laugh - great smile -- (at 1:26) - this whole sequence is delightful as I would never be able to sit through this whole film.... Moore was one of a kind. "the fly who bugged me" - what a hoot