Biography
Taking on the iconic character with a license to kill for "Live and Let Die" (1973), Moore spent 12 years as the suave, womanizing 007, though for much of that time he heard criticism for his campy, tongue-and-cheek characterization and barbs launched against his acting chops. While it took a few movies for him become comfortable, Moore settled in nicely with "The Spy Who Loved Me" (1977), his best Bond film and one of the greatest in the …
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Career Milestones
2010 | Voiced the character of Tab Lazenby in "Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore," the sequel to the 2001 family film "Cats & Dogs" |
2007 | Awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame |
2004 | Voiced Santa in the UNICEF cartoon "The Fly Who Loved Me" |
2002 | Cast as a flamboyantly gay man in the feature comedy "Boat Trip" |
2002 | Made guest appearance on the popular ABC series "Alias" |
2001 | Played a spy in the feature "The Enemy"; aired on HBO in lieu of a theatrical release |
1999 | Landed regular role on the syndicated series "The Dream Team" |
1998 | Made cameo appearance in "Spice World" |
1996 | Acted in "The Quest" opposite Jean-Claude Van Damme |
1995 | Executive produced and starred in the ABC TV-movie "The Man Who Wouldn't Die" |
1985 | Last played James Bond in "A View to a Kill" |
1983 | Played Bond in "Octopussy" |
1981 | Fifth feature outing as Bond, "For Your Eyes Only" |
1981 | Joined the ensemble cast of the action comedy "The Cannonball Run" |
1979 | Reprised Bond role in "Moonraker" |
1977 | Suited up once again as James Bond in "The Spy Who Loved Me" |
1976 | First U.S.TV-movie, played the title role in "Sherlock Holmes in New York" (NBC) |
1974 | Reprised James Bond role in "The Man with the Golden Gun" |
1973 | First played James Bond in "Live and Let Die" |
1971 | Played Lord Brett Sinclair on the British detective series "The Persuaders" |
1970 | Returned to features to act in "The Man Who Haunted Himself" |
1962 | Played the title role of Simon Templar (nicknamed the 'Saint') on the TV series "The Saint" (NBC) |
1961 | Last feature film for nine years, "Gold of the Seven Saints" |
1960 | Played cousin Beauregard Maverick for a season of the popular TV series "Maverick" (ABC) |
1959 | Played Silky Harris on the TV adventure series "The Alaskans" (ABC) |
1957 | Played the title role on the syndicated period adventure series "Ivanhoe" |
1956 | First romantic lead in a film, "Diane" starring Lana Turner |
1954 | Earliest U.S. film appearance was a supporting role in "The Last Time I Saw Paris," starring Elizabeth Taylor |
1949 | Played a bit part in the British musical "Trottie True," starring Jean Kent |
Awards
1979 | Golden Globe Award for Henrietta Award (World Film Favorites) |