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Roger Moore

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Roger Moore

By: Roger Moore
Narrated by: Roger Moore
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 The first ever autobiography of this truly international legend, written with all the trademark style, candour, charm, and wit he has brought to stage and screen over his long and illustrious career.

With personal anecdotes about such luminaries as Noel Coward, Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, Cary Grant, and Sean Connery, and memories from the heyday of Hollywood, this frank, funny and charming autobiography is packed with wonderful stories.

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love Roger Moore but it's just sugar and nothing more. should have done it in his slightly younger days.

boring.

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Brilliant !!! A big loss to entertainment and Unicef. A well read autobio with a very interesting story

A True Gent

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If you are ever in doubt, just ask yourself, what would Roger Moore do. It is a shameless stream of name dropping mixed with urgh super stories. I recommend it.

Tremendous, read in the Moore style

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I came away from this with two impressions. Firstly, that this Abridged version has cut Mr Moore's life story down to the bare minimum in order not to strain his voice during the recordings. It just left too much out of what's been an interesting life. It doesn't help that a big chunk at the end is devoted to his work for UNICEF - a charity that he is deservedly passionate about, but for the listener it means even less of his film career is covered in this brief 2hrs 40mins. My second impression was (sorry to be cruel) that at 80 years old Mr Moore's voice is too far gone to bring the necessary energy to the telling. He starts with a bounce at each new section but then quickly dies away into a slowish slur. The same fault applies to his 'Bond on Bond' recording.

For those who want a slice of Roger Moore's wonderful wit and bonhomie, I recommend instead 'Last Man Standing' - interesting and funny tales from his movie and TV career - which is both Unabridged and read in a decent Moore--ish drawl by the excellent Jonathan Keeble.

Too short and (sorry) too old

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Roger Moore is a great story teller and keeps you entertained throughout. Would definitely recommend

Brilliant.

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