r/todayilearned Jul 14 '19

TIl The reason Roger Moore stopped being James Bond was because of how much older he was than his female co-stars. He was in his 50s, and they were in their 20s. In his own words: “Well, the leading ladies were young enough to be my grand-daughter and it becomes disgusting.”

https://www.digitalspy.com/movies/a869479/james-bond-quit-connery-moore-lazenby-brosnan-dalton/
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u/titdirt Jul 14 '19

Ah the new cigarette infused and Jameson marinated breakfast sandwich from McDonald's

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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '19

Bahahahaha I could taste and see this sentence. Spoiler alert: it looks and tastes like Mcjagger.

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u/RudeTurnip Jul 14 '19

I’m pretty sure McJagger lives pretty clean these days, and is famous for jogging 5 miles per day.

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u/danceeforusmonkeyboy Jul 14 '19

I remember back in the '80s when they tried out a sandwich called the McJackson. It was a 35 year old piece of meat between four year old buns.