Nov 13, 2008 — How well do you know your Bonds, James Bonds?
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Moore, Roger Moore
by Sarah Handel
Nov 13, 2008 — How well do you know your Bonds, James Bonds?I know, I know, I'm lame. My first James Bond film was Daniel Craig's first, Casino Royale. I ate it up, and I can't wait to go see Quantum of Solace. But as anyone who is even a mild fan of film knows, there have been many other Bonds. Five, to be exact. One of them, Roger Moore, is on Talk today. He has a new memoir (you can find an excerpt here). Moore and his brothers-in-tux appear above... Can you name them all? Extra credit if you can arrange them chronologically!
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