Interview with actor Albert Moses who acted in two Bond films

By: Anders Frejdh

Published:
2006-10-15

The Founding Editor of From Sweden with Love (Anders Frejdh) caught up with actor Albert Moses to talk about his career, in particular his roles in the 1977 James Bond film The Spy Who Loved Me (directed by Lewis Gilbert) and Octopussy (1983) (1983) directed by John Glen.

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About Albert Moses:
• Chairman of the Asian, Caribbean, Oriental and Asian Artistes of EQUITY
• A governor of Fleetville School, St Albans
• On the Board of Directors for Trestle Theatre, St Albans
• Member of the London Regional Committee of ITV under the Chairmanship of The Lord David Lipsey
• Chairman of the St Albans Film Society
• Trustree and Patron of The Ivy Trust, a children's charity
• Voluntary teacher under the ESOL scheme of Oaklands College, teaching English to foreign students
• Committee member of Abbey Field Old People's Home, Harpenden
• Voluntary worker in St Albans Hospital
• Voluntary worker at Townsend School, Harpenden, running a film workshop for children

For more information about Albert Moses career, check out his official website:

www.albertmoses.com

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