Our story of the month: January 2004

John Intini starts a sentence ... Roger Moore finishes it

From macleans.ca - January 2004

When Roger Moore donned James Bond's famous tux one last time in A View to a Kill (1985), he was 57 and the oldest actor to ever play the secret agent. And though he never achieved the popularity of his predecessor Sean Connery, Moore starred in a total of seven official Bond flicks, to the sexy Scot's six. Now 76, the London native is a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and was knighted by the Queen last October. Roger Moore recently finished Maclean's Researcher-Reporter John Intini's sentences.

A SENSE OF HUMOUR . . . is something I must have, since I've been able to live with myself all these years. A GOOD-LOOKING SUIT . . . is a two-piece made by my tailor in London. Always a two-piece. Three-pieces went out of style with watch chains. THE GREATEST PLACE ON EARTH . . . is wherever my wife and my books are. MY FAVOURITE CAR . . .is a Bentley. I drive a couple of different cars -- a Mercedes, a Volvo -- but there's nothing like my old Bentley Turbo. I LIKE . . . Marmite on my crumpets.

IF I WERE 25 . . . I'd be looking forward to a life in which I could make the same mistakes all over again.

I MISS . . . the round vanilla ice cream with dark chocolate on the outside that I used to get in England.

A REAL SPY IS . . . someone you can't see. That said, 007 would have never made for a real spy. He was too public a figure.

A MAN SHOULD NEVER . . . answer a question truthfully.

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