Thread: Bond Books vs Movies
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Old 04-11-2013, 01:31 PM   #20
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Originally Posted by TaraMcTiernan View Post
I'm a Connery fan, but the first Bond movies I saw were with Roger Moore. I didn't start to appreciate Connery until I read Fleming's books and saw that Connery was actually much closer to the rough-around-the-edges Bond in the books. One of the books bears no resemblance to the movie at all: The Spy Who Loved Me. Couldn't believe they used that title when the movie didn't even try to match the story!
A classic scene with Roger Moore as 007 is from Moonraker (I think)
Bond girl: "hang on James!"
Bond (hanging onto side of cable car):"The thought had occurred to me."
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