Radio Times

Review by:

Emma Sturgess

When introducing some of his lesser guests, Piers Morgan has to expend considerable effort just to get us interested. It might be better if he looked us in the eyes and said, “Look, this bloke isn’t exactly fascinating, but I just wanted to meet him. OK?” Having Sir Roger Moore in the hotseat removes the need.

With nudging, the longest-serving 007 will take us through his life, from his roots in south London as the son of a policeman through his four marriages, extraordinary career and spells as a cancer and cardiac patient.

With the 50th anniversary of James Bond on film in October, Moore also has a licence – nay, a duty – to share golden moments from his biggest screen role.

About this programme

1/6. With next month seeing the 50th anniversary of the first Bond film (Dr No), Roger Moore, the longest-serving 007, recalls the highs and lows of his acting career and personal life, lifts the lid on his four marriages and recounts the story of his humble upbringing in south London. He also tells the host about how he survived cancer and comments on his famous raised eyebrow.

Cast and crew

Cast

Presenter

Piers Morgan

Guest

Roger Moore

Crew

Director

Paul Kirrage

Executive Producer

Jeremy Phillips

Series Producer

Yvonne Alexander

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