Podcast appearances and mentions of Roger Moore

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Bond. James Bond is back as he is assigned to locate a missing British vessel with a weapon encryption device and find it before it falls into enemy hands.  Roger Moore is the most famous secret agent of all time as he stars in the classic For Your Eyes Only! We discuss some news this week as well, things we watched including WWE Royal Rumble and more and next week's episode preview, Road To Perdition!

    In this episode, Marx brings a serious contender to the studio: the Lenovo Legion Go S. We dive deep into the evolution of handheld gaming, discussing whether this Steam OS-based device is the new standard compared to the Steam Deck and Windows handhelds.   In this video: The Specs: Marx breaks down the hardware, including the Hall Effect sticks (no drift!), the 8-inch screen, and the benefits of running Steam OS over Windows. Live Gameplay: Watch us test the console's power with full PS5-quality games like Uncharted and browse the Steam store for titles like Tomb Raider and FIFA. Retro Emulation Test: We switch to desktop mode to test retro capabilities. Watch Roger roast Marx's skills in International Superstar Soccer and discuss running Nintendo and Sega classics. The Verdict: Is it worth the ~£500 price tag? Marx gives his final rating out of 10. Whether you are into high-end graphics or nostalgic retro gaming, find out if the Legion Go S is the right device for you in 2026.   Featured Tech: Device: Lenovo Legion Go S OS: Steam OS (with Desktop Mode) Price point discussed: Approx. £500 Don't forget to Like, Subscribe, and hit the bell for more from Affinity Xtra!   #LenovoLegionGoS #TechXtra #HandheldGaming #SteamDeck #RetroGaming #AffinityXtra #GamingSetup #TechReview #SteamOS #Uncharted #Emulation   https://youtu.be/IM5otjjvoKo

Things have been a bit full on lately, so let's all just calm down and retreat to Paul's Book Nook, where he stores the finest charity shop tomes. There's been a bit of “behind the scenes” drama brewing with a few of the CheapShow Characters, so Eli is more than happy to wander down to his co-host's cosy chamber to read a few books by the fireside. Gannon's found a load of interesting books to show off and can't wait to do so. It starts with a bit of a Fortean trip as the cheap chaps dive into the pages of “World Famous Weird News Stories”, then they talk too long about the various Red Dwarf publications that came out of the 1990s and finally discuss if the “Roger Moore & The Crimefighters” book can be sued for false advertising! As the nights remain cold, why not wrap up warm in the CheapShow Book Nook!? See pics/videos for this episode on our website: https://www.thecheapshow.co.uk/ep-473-book-nook www.patreon.com/cheapshow If you want to get involved, email us at thecheapshow@gmail.com For all other information, please visit: www.thecheapshow.co.uk Like, Review, Share, Comment... LOVE US! MERCH Official CheapShow Magazine Shop: www.cheapmag.shop Send Us Stuff: CheapShow PO BOX 1309 Harrow HA1 9QJ

We continue our journey through the James Bond films by diving into The Man With the Golden Gun (1974) — Roger Moore's second outing as 007, featuring Christopher Lee as one of the coolest villains in franchise history.This episode goes everywhere:• Roger Moore vs. Sean Connery debates• Why 1970s movies feel weird• Christopher Lee being the real-life James Bond• The golden gun, the third nipple, and questionable sidekicks• Why this movie is mid… but somehow incredibleIt's not the best Bond movie — but it might be one of the most fun we've covered so far.

  In This Episode: On this explosive episode of 7Sharp, Blu and Roger Moore hold nothing back! The conversation starts with the rise of Artificial Intelligence—are Christians too scared of it, or is there a real danger in consulting AI for life advice instead of God?   Then, the hosts dive into the P. Diddy allegations. Is the community wrong for "bringing down a black brother," or is accountability necessary when accusations are this serious? Blu and Roger debate the culture of silence in the 90s music industry and the shock of the "freak off" tapes.   Finally, things get HEATED as Roger tackles a viral video claiming "Nigeria is a construct" and the misunderstandings between West Indians and Africans. They break down colonial history, the "one in, one out" rule in Black British TV (Where did shows like Desmond's go?), and why representation matters now more than ever.   Quote of the Week: "If you can survive in this world, you cannot lie to yourself about what you're going to face in the mirror." - Roger Moore   Listen Live: Tune in to Affinity Xtra for the best in Gospel Music of Black Origin (GMOBO) and empowering talk.

    Welcome to The Roger Van Moorinho Show (RVM 195) on Affinity Xtra! This week, hosts Roger Moore, Anthony Young, and Marx deliver an explosive and passionate international football special! We dive deep into the disgraceful and disgusting state of Jamaica's World Cup qualification run, asking: Did Steve McClaren's "colonized mentality" lead to the failure? Why was the World Cup berth practically "rigged" for Jamaica, only for them to turn up without belief? Who should replace McClaren? Roger calls for Jamaican legends like Deon Burton, Robbie Earle, or Jamie Lawrence!

PS6 Rumors, The Steam Machine & Apple's M5 Chip: Is It Time to Upgrade? | Tech Xtra 15   Roger Moore and Marx are back for Tech Xtra on Affinity Xtra to discuss the latest in gaming, chips, and the ever-changing Apple landscape! Starting with a classic tech moan about updates, they dive into why this next year is critical for console makers.   In This Show:   The Console Wars: The guys discuss how Sony "murdered" Xbox in the PS5 generation and why Halo's latest flop hurt Microsoft. Nintendo's Win: They celebrate the enduring success of the Nintendo Switch and the timeless appeal of Mario Kart. Handheld Battle: A deep-dive into the handheld market with the powerful new Steam Machine that's six times more powerful than the Steam Deck. They also note the huge growth of Retro Gaming. Apple's Fast Cycle: Frustration with the new M5 chip in the iPad Pro after recently buying the M4. Marx calls the iPhone 17 Pro Max the best phone he's ever used. Budget Apple: Excitement for the rumored budget MacBook with an A19 chip, which Roger believes could be a "Chromebook killer" and dominate the school market. Apple Watch & Vision Pro: Marx shows off his new Apple Watch 11 and discusses the high price of the Vision Pro (starting at ~£3500), making it a non-starter until a cheaper version is released.   #GamingNews #PS6 #Xbox #SteamDeck #SteamMachine #AppleM5 #iPadPro #BudgetMacBook #iPhone17ProMax #NintendoSwitch #RetroGaming #AppleWatch   https://youtu.be/jCjuMizw7To  

Welcome back DeGINerates! It seems we missed one of Roger Moore's outings and skipped to Octopussy. Oops! Here is our review of For Your Eyes Only! Cheers!

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  In this episode of the RVM Show, Roger Moore and Anthony Young discuss a wild weekend in the Premier League. The guys dive deep into Arsenal's victory, arguing that Newcastle got what they deserved after a "robbing" in a previous match. They also praise Arsenal's Eberechi Eze, highlighting his "silky" and "smooth" style of play.   The conversation then shifts to Liverpool's "lucky" run and the crew debates the value of their recent transfer signings, questioning whether Florian Wirtz is truly worth his high price tag. Roger and Anthony also debate the state of Manchester United, discussing the pressure on manager Ruben Amorim and the controversial choice to give Bruno Fernandes the captaincy over Harry Maguire.   #RVMShow #Podcast #Football #PremierLeague #Arsenal #ManchesterUnited #Liverpool #Chelsea #ManchesterCity #Newcastle #EberechiEze #TransferNews #FootballDebate #SoccerPodcast #AVFCTV #RogerVanMoorinho #SportsTalk   https://youtu.be/rlziMsudqT8   Timestamp Highlights: 0:00 - Intro 0:30 - A recap of the Premier League weekend 1:15 - Man United's 8-2 loss to Arsenal 2:30 - Arsenal's 6-1 loss to Man United 4:10 - Social media and football 5:30 - Analyzing Liverpool defender, Kerkez 6:50 - The importance of Eberechi Eze 8:00 - Controversial refereeing decisions 9:20 - Why Arsenal is the better team 11:00 - Arsenal's team selection and Saliba 15:00 - Odegaard vs. Eze 17:00 - Faith, rejection, and black footballers 20:00 - Anthony Gordon's diving 22:00 - AFTV and negative fan culture 23:00 - Ashley Cole's legacy 26:00 - The pressure on Arsenal 29:00 - Liverpool vs. Arsenal 30:00 - Is Florian Wirtz a flop? 35:00 - The transfer judgment of Liverpool 38:00 - Manchester City's under-the-radar success 41:00 - The story of Eberechi Eze's journey 46:00 - The mentality of black footballers 50:00 - Chelsea's transfer issues 52:00 - Is Liverpool's defense strong enough? 54:00 - The state of the Premier League 56:00 - Analyzing Man United's struggles

RVM 193: Black History Month Special—The Dark Secrets of Racism in UK Football   It's Black History Month, and on RVM 193, Roger Moore and Anthony Young are diving deep into the dark, often hidden history of racism in UK football. This special episode is a vital look at the past to ensure we don't repeat the same mistakes.   Roger and Anthony discuss: Black History's True Value: Arguing that "black history is basically the history that gets deleted out of the history of the world". The Struggle of the Pioneers: They spotlight the traumatic experiences of early black footballers, like Viv Anderson—the first black man to play for England—who had bananas, eggs, and pears thrown at him while warming up. Millwall & Chelsea: They call out the notorious racist history of clubs like Millwall FC —revisiting the 1983 abuse of a new black signing and the racist welcome former Chelsea player Paul Canoville received from his own fans. Insiders and Legends: The conversation features the shocking account of Howard Gayle, Liverpool's first black player, who endured "disgusting" daily racial abuse from Liverpool legend Tommy Smith inside the club. More Than a Feud: They analyse the infamous Andy Cole vs. Teddy Sheringham beef, suggesting racial connotations lay beneath the surface, especially when Sheringham snubbed Cole on his England debut. The Price of Failure: The conversation turns to modern issues, contrasting the racist abuse aimed at black players like Marcus Rashford and Bukayo Saka after missing penalties in the Euros, versus the lack of a similar reaction when Harry Kane missed one years later. The Need for Change: The episode concludes with a powerful call for an organisation like a Black Players Footballers' Association (BPFA) to ensure black players have proper representation when dealing with racial discrimination, since people who haven't experienced the pain "don't understand the journey".   Tune in to the Roger Van Moorinho Show (RVM) on Affinity Xtra as we expose these brutal truths and ask tough questions about why the problem persists.   #RVM193 #BlackHistoryMonthUK #RacismInFootball #UKFootballHistory #Blackfootballers #AffinityXtra #RogerVanMoorinho #Millwall #ChelseaFC #LiverpoolFC #VivAnderson #HowardGayle #JohnFashanu #AndyCole #TeddySheringham #TommySmith #PaulCanoville #CyrilleRegis #BukayoSaka #MarcusRashford #BlackExcellence #TurnTheOtherCheek #FootballPioneers #FootballCulture #AntiRacism #SportsHistory   https://youtu.be/WgjJKOOR9yA     Tags: RVM 193, Roger Van Moorinho, Affinity Xtra, Anthony Young, Black History Month UK, Racism in Football, Black Footballers UK, Viv Anderson, Howard Gayle, John Fashanu, Millwall FC, Chelsea FC Racism, Andy Cole Teddy Sheringham, Paul Canoville, Tommy Smith Liverpool, Cyrille Regis, Brendan Batson, Laurie Cunningham, Black Players Association, Football Racism History, George Graham, Brian Clough, John Barnes, Bukayo Saka Racism, Marcus Rashford Abuse  

  Roger Moore from Affinity Xtra sits down with Dion Farrell of Farrell Productions for a raw, transparent, and powerful conversation on "The Edge" about Dion's incredible creative journey and life struggles.   In this episode, Dion shares his truth on: Early Life & Music: Starting out in the early 2000s UK Gospel scene with Affinity Xtra, the challenges of producing Gospel music, and the shifting Birmingham creative scene. The Church Experience: The shocking and damaging experience of being disfellowshipped publicly from the church, and how that moment pushed him away from his faith community. Finding His Way Back: How a moment of vulnerability in a nightclub—praying for a struggling friend—and an invitation to his now-wife's daughter's baptism eventually led him back to God. The Rebirth of Creativity: Why he returned to playwriting and production, moving his events out of churches (like Centurion and Samson) to reach a wider audience. The New Hustle: Navigating event promotion in the age of social media, the difficulty of encouraging early ticket sales, and why he's bringing comedy to the Christian space. Dion emphasizes the need for transparency, accountability, and a supportive community over the "cancel culture" that he experienced in the church.   Dion Farrell's Next Show!   Farrell Productions proudly presents 'The UK's Ultimate Christian Stand-Up Comedy Experience!' 'It Wasn't My Church' Date: Sunday 28th December 2025 Venue: BETHEL CONVENTION CENTRE, KELVIN WAY, WEST BROM. B70 7JW Time: DOORS OPEN: 5:30 pm | SHOW STARTS: 7:00 pm Tickets: www.itwasntmychurch.co.uk Enquiries: enquiries@farrellproductions.co.uk   #TheEdgePodcast #DionFarrell #FarrellProductions #AffinityXtra #RogerMoore #ChristianComedy #ItWasntMyChurch #ChristianCreative #UKGospel #DisFellowship #CreativeJourney #LifeStruggles #Birmingham #GospelMusic   https://youtu.be/w5WlNJdnk_c

In this episode of The Edge, host Roger Moore sits down with Wizdom from the legendary UK gospel rap group, Green Jade. We delve into the early days of UK urban gospel, exploring Green Jade's journey as pioneers in a scene that didn't yet exist.   Wizdom shares incredible stories, from the group's beginnings as a dance crew called Poetic Justice in 1992 to their transition to Christian hip hop. He discusses how Green Jade navigated a church culture that didn't understand hip hop music and the challenges they faced as a "bougie group" signed to a record label with a half-a-million-pound deal.   Discover how an encounter with a Christian woman led to a miraculous turn of events that brought 15 of the 25 members to Christ and why they initially refused to be categorized as a "gospel" act. Wizdom reveals the behind-the-scenes struggles, including financial sacrifices, the story behind their hit song "Guns Down" , and the real-world impact of their controversial decision to pull out of the MOBO awards.   This episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in the history of UK black music and the legacy of artists who acted as "tunnel rats" to pave the way for today's generation.   #UKGospelRap #GreenJade #Wizdom #TheEdgePodcast #UKHipHop #GospelMusicHistory #BlackMusicHistory #ChristianRap #UrbanGospel #TunnelRats #MusicPioneers #GunsDown #AffinityXtra #RogerMoore #RapHistory

In this episode of The Edge, host Roger Moore sits down with the phenomenal Carol Crawford, founder of the International Music Summit. A British transplant now based in the US, Carol shares her incredible journey from co-producing Miss Big and Beautiful and running a gospel nightclub in Brixton in the late '80s and early '90s, to becoming a transatlantic "power broker" in the gospel music industry.   Carol opens up about her personal mission to bridge the knowledge gap between the UK and US gospel scenes, encouraging artists to understand the business side of their music. She reveals why she left the UK for the US, the unique challenges UK artists face, and the importance of professional education, citing the United Negro College Fund's motto: "the mind is a terrible thing to waste".   Get an exclusive look at what attendees can expect from the International Music Summit, including interactive masterclasses, breakout sessions, and networking opportunities with industry executives, artists, and producers from both sides of the Atlantic. Carol details some of the high-profile panelists, such as Dr. MC Nice, Minister Earl Bynum, and Dr. Monica Butler, and shares the inspiring story of how the summit continued even during the pandemic.   This conversation is a powerful call to action for UK gospel artists to embrace their unique sound and build a sustainable legacy by collaborating and investing in themselves.   #InternationalMusicSummit #CarolCrawford #TheEdgePodcast #UKGospel #USGospel #GospelMusicIndustry #MusicBusiness #TransatlanticConnections #AffinityXtra #RogerMoore #GospelExplosion #ArtistDevelopment #BlackMusicHistory #GospelMusicians   https://youtu.be/VXHPVDz7ZyI

Roger Moore is back to wash that old musky Connery taste out of our mouths - but will The Spy Who Loved Me also be the spy who entertained us? DUH DUH DUHHHHHHH, DUH DUH DUHHHHHHH.

Mary Coughlan – aka “Ireland's Billie Holiday”, adored by Nick Cave, Shane MacGowan and Elvis Costello - is on tour again in 2026. This warm, funny and circuitous conversation looks back from her home in Wicklow at the first shows she ever saw and played and various milestones along the road, among them … … singing Two Little Orphans (aged 5) at a Christmas party: “The adrenaline rush! Applause and lemonade!” … escaping down ladders from school to see Rory Gallagher in Galway and the nuns waiting when she returned … seeing Donovan on the Aran Islands in 1969, a trip from the mainland by currach … meeting Mike Stoller and re-recording Peggy Lee's savaged Mirrors album: “more relevant now than ever”… Elton John (dressed as a hornet) at Watford Stadium and the embroidered floral skirt she'd made to watch him … her love of cabaret and old 78s and the songs she and Erik Visser chose to launch her career … her transformative slot on the Late Late Show in 1984: “I played to four people the night before; a week later they were queuing round the block” … Frank Sinatra's mysterious autocue and sitting next to Roger Moore in his audience (“very orange”) … “I adored St Dominic's Preview and 15 years later Van Morrison was in my dressing-room” … her cure for insomnia … why Joe Strummer meant so much to her … and her 200-song live repertoire – from Meet Me Where They Play The Blues and Don't Smoke In Bed to Love Will Tear Us Apart. Order Mary Coughlan tickets here: https://www.marycoughlan.ie/upcoming-showsHelp us keep The Longest Conversation In Rock going: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mary Coughlan – aka “Ireland's Billie Holiday”, adored by Nick Cave, Shane MacGowan and Elvis Costello - is on tour again in 2026. This warm, funny and circuitous conversation looks back from her home in Wicklow at the first shows she ever saw and played and various milestones along the road, among them … … singing Two Little Orphans (aged 5) at a Christmas party: “The adrenaline rush! Applause and lemonade!” … escaping down ladders from school to see Rory Gallagher in Galway and the nuns waiting when she returned … seeing Donovan on the Aran Islands in 1969, a trip from the mainland by currach … meeting Mike Stoller and re-recording Peggy Lee's savaged Mirrors album: “more relevant now than ever”… Elton John (dressed as a hornet) at Watford Stadium and the embroidered floral skirt she'd made to watch him … her love of cabaret and old 78s and the songs she and Erik Visser chose to launch her career … her transformative slot on the Late Late Show in 1984: “I played to four people the night before; a week later they were queuing round the block” … Frank Sinatra's mysterious autocue and sitting next to Roger Moore in his audience (“very orange”) … “I adored St Dominic's Preview and 15 years later Van Morrison was in my dressing-room” … her cure for insomnia … why Joe Strummer meant so much to her … and her 200-song live repertoire – from Meet Me Where They Play The Blues and Don't Smoke In Bed to Love Will Tear Us Apart. Order Mary Coughlan tickets here: https://www.marycoughlan.ie/upcoming-showsHelp us keep The Longest Conversation In Rock going: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mary Coughlan – aka “Ireland's Billie Holiday”, adored by Nick Cave, Shane MacGowan and Elvis Costello - is on tour again in 2026. This warm, funny and circuitous conversation looks back from her home in Wicklow at the first shows she ever saw and played and various milestones along the road, among them … … singing Two Little Orphans (aged 5) at a Christmas party: “The adrenaline rush! Applause and lemonade!” … escaping down ladders from school to see Rory Gallagher in Galway and the nuns waiting when she returned … seeing Donovan on the Aran Islands in 1969, a trip from the mainland by currach … meeting Mike Stoller and re-recording Peggy Lee's savaged Mirrors album: “more relevant now than ever”… Elton John (dressed as a hornet) at Watford Stadium and the embroidered floral skirt she'd made to watch him … her love of cabaret and old 78s and the songs she and Erik Visser chose to launch her career … her transformative slot on the Late Late Show in 1984: “I played to four people the night before; a week later they were queuing round the block” … Frank Sinatra's mysterious autocue and sitting next to Roger Moore in his audience (“very orange”) … “I adored St Dominic's Preview and 15 years later Van Morrison was in my dressing-room” … her cure for insomnia … why Joe Strummer meant so much to her … and her 200-song live repertoire – from Meet Me Where They Play The Blues and Don't Smoke In Bed to Love Will Tear Us Apart. Order Mary Coughlan tickets here: https://www.marycoughlan.ie/upcoming-showsHelp us keep The Longest Conversation In Rock going: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on The 3 Retro Movie Geeks, we're going full Bond as we tackle Roger Moore's gloriously bonkers 1983 adventure Octopussy. With Scott still lost somewhere in New York (last seen asking strangers if they'd “seen a man in a safari suit”), Paul and Rob are joined by the returning Chris Rowles, whose encyclopaedic knowledge of all things James Bond is once again unleashed. From clown suits and crocodile subs to Fabergé eggs and Cold War intrigue, we break down one of the most divisive — and entertaining — entries in the Bond canon. Is Octopussy peak Roger Moore? Does it perfectly balance humour and danger, or does it lean just a little too far into the ridiculous? Chris brings deep insight into the film's production, Ian Fleming influences, Bond lore, and where Octopussy sits in the wider 007 timeline. Expect trivia galore, spirited debate, and plenty of affection for a film that isn't afraid to be bold, colourful, and unapologetically fun. Whether you're a lifelong Bond fan or just here for the raised eyebrow and one-liners, this episode has you covered. So pour yourself a martini (shaken, not stirred), and join us for a retro Bond deep dive.

Episode Description: “If you were stuck in the last TV show you watched, where would you be—and could you survive?” That's the playful, thought-provoking question that launches this episode of The Sandy Show, sparking hilarious confessions and pop culture debates that will have you laughing and reminiscing.

Welcome back to Not A Bomb! —the podcast where we resurrect cinema's most infamous box office disasters and ask the burning question: was it really that bad? We're celebrating five years of cinematic redemption.For the month of January, Not A Bomb asks a very important cinematic question: what happens when actors decide that being in front of the camera just isn't enough and take a shot at directing themselves? Troy and Brad are “kicking” things off with The Quest, the 1996 martial‑arts adventure film both directed by — and starring — the Muscles from Brussels himself, Jean‑Claude Van Damme.Upon release, The Quest didn't exactly spin‑kick its way into critics' hearts. Reviews were mixed at best, with many calling it a reheated blend of better tournament movies and a vanity project that proved JCVD might be more comfortable throwing roundhouses than calling “action.” Financially, the film limped across the finish line, earning modest box office returns that fell far short of Van Damme's earlier hits. In short: not a total disaster, but definitely not the triumphant directorial debut he probably envisioned.One part Bloodsport, one part Street Fighter, one part Enter the Dragon, and all parts dumb, The Quest might be the perfect argument for actors to stay in their lanes. But hey — it does feature plenty of sweaty, oily dudes kicking each other in the face. Is that enough to win Troy and Brad over?Only one way to find out — listen now!The Quest is directed by Jean-Claude Van Damme and stars Jean-Claude Van Damme, Roger Moore, James Remar, Janet Gunn, Jack McGee, Aki Aleong, and Louis Mandylor. Want to help support the show? Head over to the Not A Bomb Tee Public store and check our merchandise. Special thanks to Ted Blair for the amazing designs!We're committed to hearing your feedback and suggestions. If there's a cinematic flop you'd like us to delve into, please reach out to us at NotABombPod@gmail.com or through our contact page. Your reviews and feedback are what drive us. If you enjoy our content, consider leaving a review on Apple Podcast or Spotify.Cast: Brad, Troy

Join Andrea and John as they talk about Ian Fleming's first short story of For Your Eyes Only and Roger Moore's last outing as James Bond, A View to a Kill.

This month's Out Now with Aaron and Abe bonus commentary wants to dance into the fire. The Brandon Peters Show's Brandon Peters and The Outside Scoop's Scott Mendelson join Aaron to discuss 1985's A View to a Kill, the final Roger Moore entry in the James Bond franchise. Hear what the guys have to say about this Mendelson family classic, as they discuss where the series stands at this point, what keeps it from sitting at the bottom of the Bond movie list, and why Grace Jones is the MVP. Additionally, there are numerous stories about the film, its connection to the hosts, tangents about other movies, Christopher Walken talk, and other absurdist bits. So now, if you've got an hour to kill… Follow all of us on Twitter/Bluesky: @Outnow_Podcast, @AaronsPS4, @WalrusMoose, @ScottMendelson, @Brandon4KUHD Check out all of our sites and blogs:  The Code Is Zeek, Why So Blu?, The Brandon Peters Show, The Outside Scoop Watch the Duran Duran music video Watch the trailer for A View to a KIll

Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and copasetic impending yearly calendar renewals. Today Matt & Todd are joined by 00‑fanboy Mike to discuss yet another holiday classic (Hello Lifetime, get on this): 1995's GoldenEye.Directed by: Martin Campbell (also director of Casino Royale (2006))Starring:Pierce Brosnan as “Agent 007” Bond, James BondWhit Bissell Award Winner: Sean Bean as Alec TrevelyanIzabella Scorupco as Natalya Simonova(Retroactive Whit Bissell Winner:) Famke Janssen as Xenia OnatoppJoe Don Baker as Jake WadeJudi Dench as MWhit Bissell Award Winner: Alan Cumming as Boris GrishenkoWhit Bissell Award Winner: Robbie Coltrane as ZhukovskyWhit Bissell Award Winner: Minnie Driver as the woman singing "Stand by your Man" in Robbie Coltrane's sceneGoldenEye is an explosive spy thriller and widely regarded as one of the strongest Bond films; especially among those not starring Sean Connery or Roger Moore. The action kicks off immediately with a thrilling opening sequence, barrels through an all‑timer tank chase, and ends in a cataclysmic finale that keeps you locked in from start to finish.This Bond is a bit more dialed‑back than the 60s‑era madness you might associate with the Austin Powers parodies, but what it lacks in “traditional Bond‑ness” it makes up for with a sharp, modern spy thriller sensibility that is still sprinkled with just enough Bond‑flavored absurdity. That includes the usual questionable physics and, of course, whatever murder‑sex‑wrestling hybrid defines Xenia Onatopp's particular combat style. She'd make an interesting kumite participant.(Todd here: In retrospect, I should have given Famke Janssen the Whit Bissell Award for the same reasons Alan Cumming earned his. She's playing a strange, thankless, borderline cartoon character. Onattop is more caricature than role you can “live in”—but she delivers a perfectly unhinged performance and goes all-in on some objectively strange stuff (even for a Bond film) worth recognition. So, with the power vested in me, I'm giving her co‑credit.)While GoldenEye may not top many lists of “Christmas movies,” we think this is the perfect time of year to revisit it.

Compliments of the season to you from the At The Flicks crew. If you are like us, then you will be watching at least one James Bond film this Christmas.  Goldfinger, You Only Live Twice and Live And Let Die are choices very popular with this team.  All classics. However, with James Bond somewhat cold at present and Amazon seemingly muddling through with the franchise, we have to ask the question – is the age of James Bond as we know it, over? And that is the subject of the At The Flicks Christmas lecture for this year.  It's a weighty subject, so we have to call on an expert to help address this question.  Bond fan Niall Browne from Movies In Focus joins Jeff and Graham to discuss how did we get here and Amazon's current handling of the James Bond legacy (clue, it's not off to a good start). Of course, a screenwriter and director have been allocated to a new Bond project.  We talk about both and assess if they are the right people for the job or is Amazon “front loading” with talent over ideas? Being life long James Bond aficionados, we also offer some advice on what could or should be next for the superspy – that is, we talk about what we would like to see. Also, we consider the right attributes for the next actor to play James Bond, and of course, like everyone else, we throw in some names. Some of which may be controversial. So, before you settle down with your Christmas Pud (British reference there) to watch Sean Connery, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan or Daniel Craig, why not give us a listen? And if you have ideas about Bond which are not being talked about, please let us know for a possible future follow up show as I am sure the James Bond story is going to change a lot during 2026. Until then, have a great Christmas. We will be back at year's end to share our top films of the year with you. Links Goldfinger Trailer

THE WILD GEESE Behind The Movie Action with Tony Earnshaw THE WILD GEESE Behind The Action with Tony Earnshaw Tony Earnshaw talks about writing FIFTY MEN IN THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW: A 316pp Full-Colour Hardbound Book on the Making of THE WILD GEESE. Insider details about how the stunts were performed, who was the first talent onboard, how Roger Moore and Richard Burton worked together and so much more. Interviewed by Andrew Staton. The book was created to coincide with the launch of the ultimate collector's edition of The WILD GEESE. Review Proper 70s action adventure all based on real people and events. ‘THEY DON'T MAKE ‘EM LIKE THIS ANYMORE… A classic slice of ‘70s action adventure with a cast of UK movie legends, memorable dialogue and impressive action scenes. Burton is superb'                                                              The Spinning Image Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome back for another edition of James Bonding! It's hard to believe but we have finally arrived to the penultimate episode of the Roger Moore era. How is he holding up in the guys eyes? Tune in to find out!

Send us a textThis year marks the 47th Anniversary of 'The Wold Geese' hitting the big screens. Back when film stars were proper film stars. Richard Burton, Richard Harris, Roger Moore and Hardy Kruger with an added pinch of Stewart Granger for good measure. A movie recently re-screened at Showcase cinemas up and down the UK. I rewatched it with my father which was a great thrill as he was the one that put me onto it in the first place.Let's rediscover the full and its action....don't forget to watch the YOUTUBE channel of Friday for another look back at this spectacular picture.Support the showIf you've enjoyed this episode then why not follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook using the following linkhttps://linktr.ee/behindthestunts

Der Name Yorgos Pan Cosmatos klingt zwar so griechisch wie Feta, Ouzo und Sirtaki, der werte Herr stammt allerdings aus dem schönen Florenz und feierte seine größten Erfolge in den USA mit Krachern wie RAMBO 2 (1985), COBRA (1986) und TOMBSTONE (1993). Doch bis es dazu kam, backte Mister Cosmatos in europäischen Gefilden kleinere Pitas. Für HEISSKALTES BLUT (The Beloved/Sin, 1971) konnte er mit Raquel Welch gleich einen veritablen Megastar gewinnen, um seine Variation einer klassischen Tragödie zu erzählen. Weniger fühlig, aber ebenso harsch ist DAS MASSAKER – DER FALL KAPPLER (aka Rapressaglia – Tödlicher Irrtum, 1973) geraten, in der sich Richard Burton als strammer Nazi-Offizier ungewollt für ein grausames Kriegsverbrechen verantwortlich zeichnet. Und selbst der mit Richard Harris, Sophia Loren, Burt Lancaster, Ava Gardner, Martin Sheen und Officer Nordberg stargespickte CASSANDRA CROSSING – TREFFPUNKT TODESBRÜCKE (1976) geht dahin, wo es weh tut. Etwas leichter wird es erst im abenteuerlichen FLUCHT NACH ATHENA (1979), in dem Roger Moore den britischsten Nazi aller Zeiten spielen darf, dessen Charme selbst Elliot Gould, Richard Roundtree und David Niven den Kopf verdreht. Dazu gibt's jede Menge Zoten, Explosionen, Kojak und die hinreißende Claudia Cardinale in Liebe und Tanz vereint. Herz, was willst du mehr?

Full shownotes are available on the website: In this episode we interview Gareth Owen former PA to Roger Moore and author of The Royal Film Performance - A Celebration. Available on AMAZON.Pete (me), I and Rob talk about the fallout from the official launch of Darker Than The Sun by Ajay Chowdhury and Matthew Field. Available on AMAZON. We break down minute 16&17 of OHMSS. There is some listener mail. This month we are partnered with Wilde & Harte Razors and Prop Store.Use TAILORS20 for a discount at W&H. Join us on Patreon for as little as a pound week. https://www.patreon.com/c/ThereWillBeMoreBondEpisode #108S2.007

It was Roger Moore's last hurrah as James Bond, and it is the topic of discussion on Episode 181 of The Bulletproof Podcast! Join Chris the Brain, Ryan Campbell, and the returning "Toyman" Chris DePetrillo as they discuss A View to a Kill! The highs and the lows of Roger Moore's final Bond appearance, the Duran Duran theme song and music video, Christopher Walken as Max Zorin, Grace Jones as May Day, Tanya Roberts and her filmography, a young Dolph Lundgren, are among the talking points! Plus, the greatness of 1985 ! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This we're revisiting one of our most popular early episodes, where we did the unthinkable and willingly watched the worst films ever made (allegedly). The hit list includes Howard the Duck, Mommie Dearest and, of course, The Room, along with our own submission, the apex of Roger Moore's career, North Sea Hijack, in an attempt to figure out what it takes to achieve cult bad status. ReferencesHoward the Duck: An Oral History by Caseen Gaines for thedecider.comHow George Lucas' Howard the Duck movie made The Matrix possible by K. Thor JensenMommie Dearest at 40: the derided camp classic that deserves a closer look by Guy Lodge for The GuardianThe Room: how the worst movie ever became a Hollywood legend as bizarre as its creator by Aja RomanoTommy Wiseau breaks down a scene from The Disaster ArtistBTS from The Room-----------If you love what we do, please like, subscribe and leave a review!Edited and produced by Lily Austin and James BrailsfordOriginal music by James BrailsfordInstagram TikTokLetterboxdEmail us

Send us a textCan you believe it's been 40yrs since Roger Moore bowed out of the James Bond role? Seems like only yesterday for me and as long as I have breath in my body he's still my favorite. But, at the time, there was a great deal of flack when the public realized just how old Roger Moore really was.....simple arithmetic would have told them he was 57 but they had to go and make a big song and dance about it. "I do all my own stunts, and my own lying", said Roger whenever he was asked about being the good commander.Luckily for him he had stuntmen like Jason White around to take the blows for him. We chat to Jason and find out a bit more about this remarkable experience.Enjoyhttps://linktr.ee/behindthestuntsSupport the showIf you've enjoyed this episode then why not follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook using the following linkhttps://linktr.ee/behindthestunts

Celluloid Heroes: Episode 11Film: Octopussy (1983)The name is Moore. Roger Moore. And in this episode of Celluloid Heroes we journey from Cuba to London, India to East (and West Germany) with a stop-over in Stowe, Vermont where our host has an unfortunate skiing accident that inadvertently sparks a lifelong love of everything Bond, James Bond. This is the story of Octopussy.Follow Celluloid Heroes on INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/TheCelluloidHeroesPodFollow Brad Abraham at www.bradabraham.comShare your thoughts with us! Send your comments to contact@longboxcrusade.comThis podcast is a member of the LONGBOX CRUSADE NETWORK:Visit the WEBSITE: https://www.LongboxCrusade.comFollow on TWITTER: https://twitter.com/LongboxCrusadeFollow on INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/longboxcrusadeLike the FACEBOOK page: https://www.facebook.com/LongboxCrusadeSubscribe to the YOUTUBE Channel: https://goo.gl/4LkhovSubscribe on APPLE PODCASTS at:https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-longboxcrusade/id1118783510?mt=2Subscribe on SPOTIFY at:https://open.spotify.com/show/3Hl0nrO7z1KYaHSDug9hsg?si=ee431b760c8c4a21Celluloid Heroes SPOTIFY Single Feed at:https://open.spotify.com/show/5G4VxlMzO0yy7Rub7MPUzx?si=389277ae77a84dd0We appreciate you joining us for this episode of Celluloid Heroes and hope you enjoyed listening!#film #cinema #movies #genx #nostalgia #1983 #Octopussy #Bond #007 #JamesBond

In this episode we banish our devilish behaviour and embrace our Saintly ways, as we take on Roger Moore's appearance as The Saint (1962-1969. Along the way Paul's morals fall under intense scrutiny, Colin reluctantly learns about Paul's potty, and we both wish our dinner ladies looked like Shirley Eaton. 

Hollywood actor, Jane Seymour, and her partner of two years, musician and producer, John Zambetti, are back living in Ireland this winter, so they dropped in to talk Brendan through the music that has soundtracked each of their lives. Their choices included Fleetwood Mac, Paul McCartney, and Johnny Cash.

Don't be shy, send me a message!Thomas Felix Creighton interviews the CEO of Shogun Films, Jonathan Sothcott.https://www.shogunfilms.com/Jonathan Sothcott is one of the UK's most experienced and successful independent producers with a track record of success with high concept, low budget genre films. Described by GQ Magazine as "a film producer behind a whole new generation of on-screen hardmen", a 2021 Sothcott profile piece in The Telegraph noted his movies "have saved our film industry."Over the years Sothcott has worked with a galaxy of stars including Ray Winstone, Danny Trejo, Lee Majors, Mark Hamill, Jason Statham, Michael Paré, Steven Berkoff, Richard E Grant, Charlie Cox and Sir Roger Moore.Notable successes amongst his 40+ feature credits include ‘Vendetta', ‘We Still Kill The Old Way' and ‘Renegades'. He set up Shogun Films in 2020 as a genuine international counterpoint of independence and the company has won a slew of awards recognising it's trailblazing approach. He has over 20 years of experience in the British film industry, and we discuss what makes a movie ‘British'?. We also discuss some of the best films of the 1980s, and the established stars at the time. We also discuss his forthcoming movie, ‘Knightfall', currently in post-production:“Charles Knight, a paranoid former spy catcher, must work with his estranged daughter to foil an international terrorist plot, while surviving a terrifying home invasion in this explosive espionage thriller”.Before making his name in feature films, Sothcott produced documentaries and moderated DVD commentaries for numerous cult films, including The Wild Geese.Our topics include:Roger MooreRoger Moore's son, Geoffrey MooreIan Ogilvy - an English actor, playwright and novelist best known as the star of the television series Return of the Saint (1978–79), in which he assumed the role of Simon Templar from Roger Moore (1962-69)The Fourth Protocol (1987) starring Pierce Brosnan and Micheal Caine, based on the 1984 book by British novelist Frederick Forsyth The debt that modern action movies owe to traditional 007 films The Wild Geese (1978) with Roger Moore, John Glen (second unit director) and Ewan Lloyd (producer)Joan Armatrading wrote and recorded the theme songIngrid Pitt, Polish-British actress and writer, most famous for her role in ‘Where Eagles Dare' but also appeared in The Wild Geese IIThe Sea Wolves (1980), Gregory Peck, Roger Moore and David NivenEwan Lloyd – BFI: “Lloyd stood alone within the depressed British film industry of the late 1970s and early 1980s as a producer with the self-belief, charisma and bluff to mount large-scale independent action-adventure films, such as The Wild Geese (1978) and Who Dares Wins (1982)". Lewis Collins, star of the TV movie, ‘Who Dares Wins' (1982), also known as The Final Option, the star was the tabloid's favourite for ‘next James Bond' for some years due to his action star credentials   David Wickes, TV producer best known for his work on ‘The Sweeny' ‘The Professionals', and ‘CI5: The New Professionals'Jonathan recommends the TV show, ‘Roger Moore: A Matter of Class', which is available to watch on Youtube.Finally, we discuss he state of the British film industry, and the way ahead.Visit the website: https://albionneverdies.com/Support the show

Hello Hello Hello! Bond fan(atics) - Varun, Amartya and Sanjeet get together to discuss Timothy Dalton's interpretation of James Bond in The Living Daylights (1987) and Licence to Kill (1989). Timothy Dalton has often been noted for bringing a darker, more serious, and gritty portrayal of the character that emphasized the realism from Ian Fleming's novels; a departure from the more lighthearted style of Roger Moore.They also discuss their hopes and expectations for Denis Villeneuve's upcoming Bond film set to release in a few years and speculate the future of the franchise.TIME CODESIntroduction - [00:00:00 - 00:10:00]Timothy Dalton as Bond - [00:10:01 - 00:25:00]"The Living Daylights" - [00:25:01 - 01:06:22]"Licence to Kill" - [01:06:23 - 01:37:00]"Future of James Bond" - [01:37:01 - 02:05:06]Outro - [02:05:07 - 02:14:53]Follow our Instagram page: https://instagram.com/queenisdead.filmpodcast.QID LINKTREE: https://linktr.ee/queenisdeadAll Audio Excerpts have been used under the “Fair Use Provisions” of the Indian Copyright Act.

Cheers DeGINerates! Welcome back to another edition of our James Bond retrospective! We are deep in to middle of the Roger Moore era in what might be the most ambitious 007 film yet. Does the space effects and story still hold up to today? Has Roger Moore finally won over Zach and Mike? Tune in to find out!

For your eyes only, it's a view to the Roger Moore episode of The Muppet Show! It's also the last episode of The Muppet Show! Listen to find out if Muppeturgy will live and let or die another day! (Yes we know that last one isn't Moore, leave us alone. Octopussy.) Anyway join us on a slow boat to China for pies, spies, a village full of viking people and Frank Oz crammed under a couch! https://muppeturgy.com/episodes/roger-moore

Reel Britannia - a very British podcast about very British movies...with just a hint of professionalism. Episode 179 - North Sea Hijack (1980) Forget your suave, tuxedo-clad spies. The hero of North Sea Hijack is Rufus Excalibur ffolkes, a man whose only true loves are his cats, a strong Scotch, and a perfectly executed bit of underwater sabotage. When a group of rather impolite terrorists, led by the chillingly polite Kramer, decide to hijack a massive oil rig and its supply vessel in the middle of the tempestuous North Sea, the British government is in a pickle. The villains' demand is simple: a staggering £25 million, or they'll send the pride of Britain's oil industry to the bottom of the ocean, creating an environmental and economic catastrophe. With the clock ticking and the North Sea winds howling, the Prime Minister and her advisors are running out of options. Who can possibly handle such a delicate, high-stakes situation? Enter ffolkes. He's a freelance counter-terrorism consultant with a magnificent moustache, a deep-seated dislike for all women, and a plan so audacious and meticulously bonkers it just might work. Leading a team of tough-as-nails commandos he calls "ffolkes's fusiliers," he boards a nearby ship to mastermind a counter-strike. What follows is a delicious cat-and-mouse game between a truly eccentric genius and a band of ruthless criminals. Will ffolkes's penchant for precision (and needlepoint!) be enough to outwit the villains before they send billions of dollars' worth of hardware to a watery grave? You'll have to watch to see if this feline fanatic can pull it off. "I like cats, and I don't like people who don't."   This and previous episodes can be found everywhere you download your podcasts   Bonus content available at: patreon.com/ReelBritanniaPodcast   Follow us on Twitter @rbritanniapod    Thanks for listening Scott and Steven  

Geoff gets in on the schlocky good times Film Seizure has been enjoying as of late. For his pick, he returns to his beloved Bond franchise for a movie he unabashedly loves. Oh yeah, it's the 1979 Roger Moore space opera Moonraker. Episodes release on Wednesday at www.filmseizure.com "Beyond My Years" by Matt LaBarber LaBarber The Album Available at https://mattlabarber.bandcamp.com/album/labarber-the-album Copyright 2020 Like what we do? Buy us a coffee! www.ko-fi.com/filmseizure Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/filmseizure/ Follow us on BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/filmseizure.bsky.social Follow us on Mastodon: https://universeodon.com/@filmseizure Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/filmseizure/ You can now find us on YouTube as well! The Film Seizure Channel can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/c/FilmSeizure

Welcome back to another edition of James Bonding, the ongoing retrospective that covers every James Bond film! This episode the guys are going to cover Roger Moore's third outing as the MI6 agent with 1977's The Spy Who Loved Me! Is this the film that finally convinces the guys that Morre is right for the role? tune in to find out!

Joe's mum has just re-connected with an old friend of hers, whom Joe is very keen to tell David about. It turns out she was as Bond Girl in the 80's, appearing alongside Roger Moore in a very famous scene involving a magnetic watch. So for the first half of the episode there's a lot of chat about that and Bond films in general. Then Joe remembers they were going to book David a flight to Jersey so he could visit the old cricket ground there where he scored a half century. So they attempt to book the tickets live on the pod, which takes the rest of the show to sort out. It's absolutely riveting podding! FOR ALL THINGS CHATABIX'Y FOLLOW/SUBSCRIBE/CONTACT: YouTube: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@chatabixpodcast⁠⁠⁠ Insta: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/chatabixpodcast/⁠⁠⁠ TikTok: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@chatabix⁠⁠⁠ Twitter: ⁠⁠⁠https://twitter.com/chatabix1⁠⁠⁠ Patreon: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/chatabix⁠⁠⁠ Merch: ⁠⁠⁠https://chatabixshop.com/⁠⁠⁠ Contact us: ⁠⁠⁠chatabix@yahoo.com⁠⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of The Other Half podcast, the boys watch the first Timothy Dalton film, The Living Daylights. Bond is back and grittier than ever. We also got a new Felix, we got a new villain, we got a new Moneypenny, but we have the same old Q. This movie also has John Rhys-Davies playing a top Russian general.Is Timmy D the relief we've been looking for from the Roger Moore films? Also let's get a shout out for all the Remington Steele heads out here!Don't forget to join our Discord for movie nights and additional podcast discussions!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-other-half/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The James Bond talk isn't over yet! I invite my friend and frequent guest Matt Lackey back to the show to discuss Licence to Kill, the 16th film in the Eon Productions Bond series and Timothy Daltons 2nd and Final outing as the 007 character.I love this movie and wanted to chat about it with someone who hasn't seen all the Bond movies. What would their reaction being to seeing Daltons portrayal for the first time in a post Daniel Craig Bond world? And without ever seeing any of the Roger Moore films?We both apparently had a lot to talk about and it made for a fun discussion. We also break the seal on a special bottle I got over the summer when I visited the James Beam Distillery. We're trying Little Book Chapter 8: Path Not Taken. This was the 2024 release of the series and features a blend of rye whiskeys ranging from 5 to 18 years old.Check out my ranking of all 25 Bond films Here.and my ranking of every Opening Bond Song.

Today's featured podcast is a debate show where host Billy Burke takes on challengers on a wide variety of topics. Billy may have met his match in this episode, though, as he debates two guests - Roger Moore and Bill Kaminski from Santa Fe, NM.