Roger Moore on ‘The Persuaders!’: ‘I was slightly sloshed’
James Bond star Sir Roger Moore has recounted his memories of working with co-star Tony Curtis on classic 1970s TV series The Persuaders!.
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James Bond star Sir Roger Moore has recounted his memories of working with co-star Tony Curtis on classic 1970s TV series The Persuaders!.
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