Actor Roger Moore’s Bond Return in Live and Let Die
The article notes that the new James Bond will be played by Roger Moore, with him set to star in a forthcoming film titled Live and Let Die. Moore is also recognized for his role as The Saint.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1972
Page
10
The article notes that the new James Bond will be played by Roger Moore, with him set to star in a forthcoming film titled Live and Let Die. Moore is also recognized for his role as The Saint.
Rosalind Cash reported for her first day of shooting in MGM’s Melinda thrilled to work with Calvin Lockhart yet surprised by a last minute script change placing her in a snake cage. Her stand-in reportedly refused to enter the cage leaving Cash to stand in for her stand-in.
Art James of NBC TV’s The Who What or Where Game spends hours monthly in an open cockpit Stearman biplane. His wife Jane jokes about marrying the airplane while Art notes he is seeing a doctor about the matter.
The Ford Foundation grants Ballet Theater Foundation Inc. one million dollars, its largest ever, to be paid in four yearly installments starting 1972 and placed in a permanent cash reserve with deficit coverage required by year end. Ouray, a Ute chief, quelled a 1879 Colorado revolt.
Bonnie Bedelia portraying Joe Cartwright's bride in the NBC-TV season premiere "For ever" required a special chair during wedding scenes because the bridal dress prevented sitting. The chair supported her as she stood for filming on the two hour episode.
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