Best of James Bond's Roger Moore on Dick Cavett! | The Dick Cavett Show

To celebrate the release of the latest James Bond 007 movie "No Time To Die", we're showcasing some of our favourite moments with former agent Roger Moore on the Dick Cavett Show!

Date aired - June 16th 1981 and May 14th 1971 - Roger Moore

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[TheDickCavettShow]

Who is your favourite James Bond actor and who's looking forward to "No Time To Die"?

[famyemil]

He had a wonderful voice. RIP Sir Roger Moore.

[theflorgeormix]

Roger is hilarious and a true showbiz voice. He has that extra quality. U feel good watching him in the Bond part.

[davidgraham]

Pure class, he never took himself too seriously

[cmartin_ok]

Not only a great actor, but a fantastic ambassador for UNICEF too. RIP Sir Roger

[hyacinthlynch]

Charming, smooth, funny, not to mention handsome.
Sir Roger Moore will always be my favorite Bond.

[digitalsoldier]

He was a brilliant James Bond. I like how each Bond Actor adds their own style to their version of James Bond

[paulcurran]

I hadn't quite realised just how handsome, suave and debonair Roger really was and a great speaking voice too. He really did have it all.

[telecontar]

What a good looking and highly likeable man Roger Moore was. No sense of an overinflated ego with him as you get with a lot of other actors.

[humbertoflores]

The only 007 with a fine sense of humor, my favorite by far. Sometimes I use his lines or attitudes to flirt with women, and believe or not, it works because make them laugh... RIP Mr. Roger Moore.

[PainInTheS]

Jeez, these older interviews are so much more entertaining/interesting to watch than today's screamo-galore hyper hyper oh look how funny I am 'interviews' of today.

[davidrixson]

I grew up in the 1970s watching Roger Moore as James Bond at my local cinema.
I got to see him in person in London 2008.
I asked him what it was like working with the other 'Big' stars in the 'Wild Geese',
His reply was "What do you mean, the other big stars?
" I was the 'Big' Star"
He certainly had a great sense of humour!

[pmafterdark]

Really love Roger. Such a gentleman and class act. I still miss him.

[danielmoran]

What a lovely, classy, bloke, and the best Bond by far. Good work, Rog!.

[bradley]

Sir Roger Moore was my fav 007, ultimate ladies man

[yokiryuchan]

I love how he pretends to trip lol. That's why Moore was my favorite Bond he didn't take himself too seriously. and wasn't afraid to make fun of himself.

[isuriadireja]

Roger Moore's magic is...he's effortlessly LIKABLE.

[efan]

This is something I never imagined existed in a million years and never thought I needed but much thanks to you! Love both of these fellas and damn if they didn't have great chemistry together. Shame Roger didn't do his show more. He had such a knack for comedy; he woulda been an excellent host for SNL in the 70's. Dick was excellent on it and I know Rog woulda been too.

[acchaladka]

Really liked this format of a little longer and compilation of fun, interesting bits. Thanks, channel owner person.

[silencedogood]

I grew up on Roger Moore’s tv shows the Saint was my favorite and James Bond movies the spy who loved me was first I saw in theatre he was a true gentlemen on and off screen.