4M views · 82K reactions | On this day in 1972, Guy Hamilton directed the boats leaping over Sheriff J.W. Pepper and destroying his car in LIVE AND LET DIE (1973). Roger Moore learnt to drive the GT-150 speedboat which meant a cameraman and director Guy Hamilton could lie on the front of the boat to shoot close-ups. | James Bond 007 | Facebook

"I'm the world's worst coward." #OnThisDay 1977: Roger Moore admitted to Nationwide's Bernard Falk that his James Bond performance was all an act. | BBC Archive

“Let’s try reverse… that’s backwards.” Bond (Roger Moore) and Amasova (Barbara Bach) try and escape in Jaws’ van in THE SPY WHO LOVED ME (1977). Director Lewis Gilbert remembers getting a crick in his neck on the first day of filming with Richard Kiel, because the actor was so tall. “He was a remarkable size, but like all giants, he was sweet and charming and a real pussycat.” | James Bond 007

6.6K views · 247 reactions | Sir Roger Moore interview at the Royal Premier of A VIEW TO A KILL. The Bond star chats to Judith Chalmers while attending his last event as James Bond 007. Thames TV. | James Bond Television | Facebook

147K views · 1.2K shares | Sir Roger Moore, who died today, in conversation with Parkinson and Wogan, about acting and his portrayal of James Bond | BBC Archive | Facebook

58K views · 1.7K reactions | Bond, you'll be missed: A look back at Sir Roger Moore's life on film. | The Hollywood Reporter | Facebook

199K views · 634 reactions | WATCH: Tonight, we remember the life and career of Sir Roger Moore, the suave face of James Bond, who has died at age 89 -- (tap or click the video for sound for this report) | NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas | Facebook