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Display Films Starring Roger Moore
A View To A Kill (1985)
007 does battle with a industrialist who plans to destroy Silicon Valley and corner the world's microchip market.
Starring Roger Moore and Christopher Walken.For Your Eyes Only (1981)
007 searches for a vital communication device that gives its owner unlimited control over Britain's nuclear submarines.
Starring Roger Moore and Carole Bouquet.Gold (1974)
An engineer is appointed manager of a mine. He uncovers a conspiracy to boost the price of gold by drilling into an underground lake and flooding the mine.
Starring Roger Moore.Live and Let Die (1973)
007 is sent to New York to investigate a prime minister, a Harlem crime kingpin, and the death of three MI6 agents.
Starring Roger Moore and Jane Seymour.Moonraker (1979)
007 investigates when a spaceship is hijacked. He comes face to face once more with metal toothed Jaws.
Starring Roger Moore and Lois Chiles.Octopussy (1983)
007 investigates a fellow agent's murder that leads him to an Indian mogul collaborating with a belligerent Soviet general.
Starring Roger Moore and Maud Adams.Shout at The Devil (1976)
A British aristocrat and an American combine forces to destroy a German battle cruiser.
Starring Lee Marvin and Roger Moore.The Man Who Haunted Himself (1970)
Uptight Harold suffers a high speed car crash in which he is momentarily clinically dead. Went he wakes up he finds he is no 'saint' now.
Starring Roger Moore.The Man with the Golden Gun (1974)
007 learns that he has become the target of an assassin who kills his victims with a highly distinctive weapon.
Starring Roger Moore and Christopher Lee.The Sea Wolves (1980)
British Intelligence send a band of ageing former soldiers to sink a German ship in neutral waters off of India.
Starring Gregory Peck and Roger Moore.The Spy Who Loved Me (1977)
007 investigates when a British submarine with nuclear warheads vanishes suddenly on a routine patrol.
Starring Roger Moore and Barbara Bach.