Sir Roger Moore: Nobody Did It Better on BBC Radio 2
By: FSWL team
Published:
2017-12-26
Olly Smith presents this two hour radio special on BBC Radio 2 in which family and friends pay tribute to Sir Roger Moore who left us all rather shaken on Tuesday 23 May 2017.
"I’ve been an exceedingly lucky actor, and the luck of it all was that I was able to come and work for Unicef. Working with Unicef has taught me humility." -
Sir Roger Moore
Deborah Moore,
Barbara Broccoli,
Michael G. Wilson,
Gareth Owen and
Sir Michael Caine look back at the life and career of
Sir Roger Moore from
The Alaskans to
Maverick; from
The Saint to
The Persuaders; from
The Wild Geese to
The Man Who Haunted Himself; from James Bond to
Unicef.
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Deborah Moore recalls happy times spent with her father as she and her brothers were growing up
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Barbara Broccoli remembers Roger and
Cubby Broccoli's notorious games of backgammon on the set of Bond
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Gareth Owen talks of the importance of
Unicef in Roger's life
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Sir Michael Caine laughs as he remembers the first time he met the man who would become one of his closest friends
And in interviews from the BBC archive Roger himself discusses his life and his work, his family and his friendships.
Sir Roger meets children at a pre-school crèche in Accra, Ghana. Copyright Unicef. All rights reserved.
Peppered with anecdotes and first-hand accounts from the people who knew Roger best, mixed with the music Roger loved. Pour a glass of something warming and listen to Olly Smith's program
Sir Roger Moore: Nobody Did It Better on
BBC Radio 2.
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