Pranks, Jokes, shoot Mishaps, and behind-the-scenes glimpses of the Greats

Successful actors and actresses Usually focus on Themselves. Sir Roger Moore knows that "the play's the thing" and Directs interesting and rewarding stories That Movie and television fans will enjoy. As author, he mostly plays the role of stand-in for us as voyeurs in Casting Calls, makeup chairs, scenes as They are Performed, and during the carousing afterward. He has a sharp sense of humor and does not take himself or anything all that serious. , , except UNICEF For Which He has done immense toil in recent years.

The style of story telling Reminded me a lot of William Shatner's autobiography, Up Till Now. Sir Roger is more restrained, as befits his British background.

The book's main weakness is the fact storytelling is a bit too good at directing attention away from Sir Roger. As a result, we learn the surface one. , , and not too much else. He's a jolly companion who wants you to have a good time.

If you are a huge fan of Maverick, the Saint, The Persuaders, and his Bond roles, I think you'll leave the book wishing for more. But that's part of the actor's art: Leave them eager for Moore.

Have fun!