 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
You can ask Sir Roger Moore a question this month HERE ! Purchase
gifts here and help UNICEF at the same time! Also you may get
involved with UNICEF by joining or get alerts, or maybe visiting
UNICEF in your country
All material
on this page must not to reproduced anywhere else with out permission.
Sir Roger Moore has added his voice to the international
appeal for aid to help the people of Asia. Sir Roger says people
should not forget the plight of tsunami victims.
Dear Sir Roger, I am David, aged 17, again. First of all I hope
you have had a merry Christmas with your family. David Herce Pérez
Hi David. Happy new year to you.
Studies are, of course, very important. Unfortunately I was a chjild during World War II and as a result was moved around the country quite a lot, and to a lot of different schools. My studies, such as they were, certainly suffered. I left school at a relatively young age and started work. As I showed a slight talent for animation, I began work at a company in London - a lowly cell filler, and tea maker. I enjoyed it though. However, one day I messed up, and got fired! That was the worst day of my life. I thought it was the end. It couldn't improve after this major set back. I was very depressed. In fact, it was the best thing to happen to me as because I was unemployed a few friends of mine told me about film "extra" work they were doing, and got me signed up. And so began my career in acting. Life can get you down. Some days are pretty grotty. But set backs will make you stronger and wiser. Believe me!
Dear Sir Roger I am a 12 year old 007 fan, whose stepfather is a member of your forum (he really likes The Man Who Haunted Himself and The Saint). I hope to become an actress when I leave school and as you are one of Britain's top actors, and the best James Bond ever, I was wondering if you could please give me any advice. My stepfather says to buy a white Volvo P1800 but he is just silly. Thank you very much. Best Wishes Holly Wilson Hello Holly
You're very kind in your words to me. You'll go far! If you want to be an actor, nothing and no one will stop you. You will, though, have to be determined, prepared to suffer tough times and rejection, but if you can show a passion and enjoy what you do, then you'll succeed.
I would advise you to visit the theatre as often as possible, and indeed the cinema. There are some very good tv shows on like Casualty and The Bill too which have terrific actors in them. Watch. Observe. Learn.
I learnt a lot from watching. Maybe join a drama group in your school or local community too. That's a great place to learn..
Dear Sir Roger You have often spoken about how Audrey Hepburn was
the inspiration behind you becoming a Unicef ambassador. What do you think of the fact that, nearly 14 years after her death, she is still helping the disadvantaged children of the world, following the sale of her ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’ dress for over £400,000; the proceeds going to help the City of Joy Aid charity build schools for children? Best wishes – I look forward to your appearances on the ‘Paul O’Grady Show’. Peter
Hi Peter
I was absolutely thrilled to hear the dress raised so much. I know the auction estimate was £50,000 - £70,000 which itself is a huge sum, but when it exceeded half a million ... wow!
Audrey's spirit lives on. UNICEF has never forgotten the great work she did and commitment she made. She inspired so many others, and is still grabbing the headlines.
I look forward to The Paul O'Grady show too - it's always huge fun, and I get to see my pal Buster. The Green Room serve terrific canapes afterwards, and their sausages are delicious ... as Buster will testify.
Dear Sir Roger, As the holiday season is approaching, I find myself
thinking about Christmas memories and traditions my family shared
when I was a little girl. The holidays always centered around
family gatherings and Christmas plays at church. My mother loved
Christmas and all it's magic. She made sure my brothers and I
believed in Santa Claus for as long as possible. I was wondering
if you would share some of your fondest Christmas memories with
us? Were there any "special" family Christmas traditions
you and your parents shared and have you continued those traditions
with your own children and grandchildren? I wish you and your family a blessed holiday season full of love, health and friends. God bless you and Lady Moore in all you do for the children of our world. Love from the US, Dee Hi Dee
Yes, I remember it as being a magical time as a child. There was always a huge anticipation and excitement as the day approached. My parents would fill a huge
stocking and hang it at the bottom of my bed ... I'd wake up on
Christmas morning, full of excitement and dive into the stocking
of goodies
When I had children, I loved seeing them enjoy the magic of diving in to their stockings ... and indeed now my grandchildren.
I very much enjoy having my family around me at Christmas and New Year. It is a time for family.
I wish you and your's a healthy and happy New year.
Dear Sir Roger, Should I be lucky and my question be chosen, I would like to take this opportunity to wish you a very happy, healthy and prosperous New Year. I recently watched a sketch you did in 1964 in which
you played James Bond (probably for the first time). It is shows
James Bond (alias Mr. Smith…) on holiday and is very, very
funny for me!
My question is: do you remember doing that sketch and who your colleagues were? I neither know the actress who played the Russian spy nor the gentleman who played the waiter. Did you have the same fun doing it as we are having watching it?
With kind regards Martin My goodness Martin. That was
a real memory jerker. Where on earth did you find that?
I vaguely remember doing it, yes - well I do now. I can't recall the names of the others involved, mind you I did watch it on the afternoon of January 1st nursing a rather large headache! Ooh I shall have to watch that red wine, it's lethal !
I shall have to watch it again with a clearer head and see if I can remember. Thank you for sending me that link.
Dear Roger,
You have been my hero and friend (although you don,t
know me!) all my life..well since early teens. I use your lines
from the 007 films on girls and sometimes it works and sometimes
it does,nt work! I do charity work for GetKidsFit and Make a wish
foundation and am indeed running the New York Marathon for these
charities later in the year. Hi Sam
Keep up the good work!
I last drove through Stockwell about, oh, two years ago. It had changed so much I didn't recognise too much. Denham and Pinewood I visited more recently. Last year I was in Denham for John Mills' funeral. A sad occassion. Though through it, many happy memories were brough back to me. It was the first time Kristina had been there. I keEp an office at Pinewood, so am there more often. The last time was ... gosh ... not since May actually. Where does the time go? It's nice to visit my old
haunts. I have so many happy memories of them. Favourite cocktail? Oh blimey, I'm a bit hung over so shouldn't be talking of suxh things. I do like a gin martini. And though not a cocktail, I'm also partial to a Jack Daniels or three. As for a meal and a film ... well, how about a delicious pork pie, with oodles of jelly inside, and Lawrence Of Arabia.
Thank you to Sir Roger Moore |
And what makes you feel better? I think this is a very important
question because I fear I am not the one depressed person... 
 |
 |
Last
update: |
 |
 |
 |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
 |
|
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
 |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
 |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
 |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
