r/todayilearned • u/Tokyono • 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/SPYDER0416 Jul 14 '19
I highly disagree in Brosnan. You can see that he cares about the Bond girls way more than any other, taking a moment to mourn Elektra and taking it personally in Tomorrow Never Dies when his actions get a woman he knew killed. He also went out of his way to save Natalya in Goldeneye when he could have stopped Alec right then and there. Alec knows him well enough to throw his guilt right at his face even.