The James Bond Debate
The character of James Bond found worldwide popularity upon the release of the first Bond movie, "Dr. No". Between 1962 and 1985, a total of 15 Bond movies starred the two actors who were to become the most identified with the role.
It was Scottish actor Sean Connery who became the original Bond and portrayed the character until 1967's "You Only Live Twice", and he would reprise the role four years later in "Diamonds Are Forever" and again in 1983's "Never Say Never Again" - the latter of which was an "unofficial" Bond movie.
1973's "Live And Let Die" saw Englishman Roger Moore take on the role of James Bond finishing with "A View To A Kill" in 1985. To date, he is the longest serving Bond portraying the character in seven movies over a period of 12 years.
While Connery depicted Bond with a steely intensity, Moore's interpretation of the character was considered more laid-back.
So, who was your favorite Bond: Connery or Moore?
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sittonbull says:
It's Sean Connery... the original "Shaken...not stirred!"... hands down! His class and nonchalant, but rugged demeanor as the suave and debonair Bond was "Hell on wheels" or on air, land and sea...and all else, while entertaining, is mere imitation!
Posted June 18, 2009
WealthandWellness says:
Sean, of course. Loved him in everything he's done but 007 is HIS number, no one else's...period.
Posted April 27, 2009
WealthandWellness says:
Sean Connery, of course. No one has done it better than he. Roger Moore just isn't the cool cucumber Connery is...I've always said Sean could , ah , that's another topic! :)
Posted April 27, 2009
fanfreluche says:
Sean Connery was the one and only James Bond (in my heart anyway). He makes bald sexy!
Posted April 22, 2009
yesido says:
Sean Connery all the way! He will always be 007! He was the reason 007 became a household name.
Posted April 19, 2009
AM says:
I liked Sean Connery's cool attitude and acting skills more.
Posted April 03, 2009
charlino says:
I like both, but Sean Connery was the first James Bond I remember seeing in the theatres.
Posted March 28, 2009
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Ducatibatty says:
Great Lens for Me Roger wins it every time.
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Posted May 10, 2009
d says:
Connery's a hack and troglodyte. Roger Moore all the way.
Posted April 06, 2009
georgy says:
George Lazenby was the greatest James Bond, Especially in the scene where he fight the cyborg with two heads. After him Jack Nicholson did a good James Bond
Posted January 25, 2009
goergy says:
George Lazenby was the best James Bond , especially in the scene where he fight the cyborg with two heads, this was very goods. After him there was Jack Nicholson who did a great James Bond.
Posted January 25, 2009
michaela2008 says:
Definetly Roger Moore,with his fine humor,his ellegance,it is a true gentelman and a charming James Bond.I stil love him for that role,and i thing hi was more apropriate for that series.He is intelligent,handsome,ellegant,cute and dangerous!!!
Posted January 03, 2009
badmsm says:
Roger Moore was also Simon Templar in "The Saint". He was "Moore" handsome, sophisticated, and classier than Sean Connery.
As an aside, Daniel Craig is the best Bond since Roger Moore, IMHO. I loved the remake of Casino Royale!
Posted December 06, 2008
Sean Cantu says:
Roger Moore Without A Doubt
Posted December 05, 2008
Sean Cantu says:
Sean did his thing, but Roger Moore was the ideal James Bond. There ain't no one better. I wish the new movie was like the old. I miss a lot of the tradition that they decided not to put in the new one
Posted December 05, 2008
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A large green olive or lemon twist can then be added. When adding the lemon, do not simply place the rind in the glass. Instead, twist it, skin side down, over the liquid so that a mist of fragrant lemon oil floats on its surface. Then throw the lemon peel away.
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sittonbull wrote...
The music driving the the imaginative and provocative visual introductions along with the outstanding casting made Ian Fleming's words come alive and "rock" on the original Bond series with Sean Connery... plus Sean's character and the story themes were more trustworthy and believable even though they were stretching the envelope of imagination. Most of what followed, while entertaining, is way overdone on sensationalism, innuendo and believability... so to me it's "nolo contendere! " and unfair for anyone else to have to compete with Sean as "007"! My complements (and stars of course) on this lens content and the music really makes it rock! BTW you didn't share your favorite... or did I miss it somewhere?
FlashAllen wrote...
I hate James Bond it's so boring all he ever does is stand there trying to look good [and failing] while pretending to do something and he always as to that stupid "I get your point" or "I see you point" if they made one that they kill him in it would the best one but then they'd haft to kill him by stabbing him to death so his last words could be "I get your point".
Janiece wrote...
Nice lens! I love the extra touch of the music!! I'll go check out your lens on how to add music to a lens now!
Treasures-By-Brenda wrote...
I forgot to say that one of these Bonds is on the Best Blu-ray Movies of 2008 list. I'm lensrolling your debate to my lens.
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Treasures-By-Brenda wrote...
Wow -- Great lens although I have to say Roger Moore never stood a chance! However, I guess I'll have to bless both Sean and Roger. Good work!
Brenda
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