He could have done seven Bond movie's by this stage, he would have been perfect, he's 54 in this and looks great, just imagine him in The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker
What you say about George Lazenby is true. He’s my favourite Bond but, however much his career suffered, I’m rather glad he wasn’t mired in the muck that came immediately after his film - three consecutive films “directed” by Guy Hamilton. And “Moonraker,” forget it!
@@thomaschacko6320 he later made a fortune in real estate. Ironically he made a bigger fortune from real estate than he ever could have made in show business
@@nicholasjanke3476 True. And Lazenby earned more money doing Kung-fu films in Hong Kong, than he did as James Bond! Whatever residence he had over there, by itself, would have gone for a hefty profit. I’m glad he lives comfortably, without relying solely on acting for an income. (The hatchet job Cubby Broccoli did on him had a lasting effect.) I just hope he didn’t lose too much cash to Pam Shriver!
Thanks so much for uploading. I am the biggest fan of Mr Bruce Lee (李小龙) and I happen to have been born on the same day and month (but not year) as him and this interview of Bruce Lee is the nicest birthday gift to me! I never seen it before and think I watched all other Bruce Lee interviews My greatest Bruce Lee quote: "I am not here to live up to your expectation and you aren't here to live up to mine".... Absolute legend!
It's a shame his movie career faded after that Bond film. There's different versions why he didn't come back as Bond. Diana Rigg says that Lazenby was so difficult to work with that he was never asked back. Lazenby himself says that he got bad advice telling him he should give up Bond. Interestingly Sean Connery was his biggest supporter!
In another world George would have been in Enter The Dragon with Bruce. In 1993 when this interview was shot, George could have still been doing Bond, he still looked great.
I avoided on her majestys secret service for years when i finally got to see thought he was a great bond he was very different from connery i loved it dont understand why he didnt do more bonds
He would have been great in live and let die all the way through a view to a kill think of how great it would have been if he had done the seven Bond films instead of Roger Moore going from George lazenby to Timothy Dalton should have been what happened 🎰
I respect Roger Moore, but his Bond just doesnt work for me, I dont know if its his acting or overall ridiculousness of his Bond era. Lazenby should've helmed 70's Bond, he was a much better Bond in my opinion.
@@daniilashurov135 yes George lazenby should have been the bond of the 70s into the '80s and Timothy Dalton should have been the bond of the '80s into the 90s that's how it should have been 🎰
I admire George Lazenby's honesty and openness.
Yea he was there on July 20 th 1973
I was just thinking this is full of ****
George Lazenby is a class act!! A real go getter.
No one hustled like Lazenby!!
A true hero.
One of my favourite bonds he was a natural. And a gentleman.
George Lazenby - as dashing and debonair as ever. Smart, articulate and a good sense of humour. The best James Bond of all.
Apparently he was blacklisted in Hollywood for not signing to do 6 more Bond films so couldn't find work. Cool of Bruce to take care of him in HK.
Interesting seeing George with a '90s haircut.
He could have done seven Bond movie's by this stage, he would have been perfect, he's 54 in this and looks great, just imagine him in The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker
What you say about George Lazenby is true. He’s my favourite Bond but, however much his career suffered, I’m rather glad he wasn’t mired in the muck that came immediately after his film - three consecutive films “directed” by Guy Hamilton. And “Moonraker,” forget it!
@@thomaschacko6320 yea true, only Roger could have been on those movie's
@@thomaschacko6320 he later made a fortune in real estate. Ironically he made a bigger fortune from real estate than he ever could have made in show business
@@nicholasjanke3476 True. And Lazenby earned more money doing Kung-fu films in Hong Kong, than he did as James Bond! Whatever residence he had over there, by itself, would have gone for a hefty profit. I’m glad he lives comfortably, without relying solely on acting for an income. (The hatchet job Cubby Broccoli did on him had a lasting effect.) I just hope he didn’t lose too much cash to Pam Shriver!
Thanks so much for uploading. I am the biggest fan of Mr Bruce Lee (李小龙) and I happen to have been born on the same day and month (but not year) as him and this interview of Bruce Lee is the nicest birthday gift to me! I never seen it before and think I watched all other Bruce Lee interviews
My greatest Bruce Lee quote:
"I am not here to live up to your expectation and you aren't here to live up to mine".... Absolute legend!
An underrated Bond.
My personal opinion is Bruce Lee is a martial arts prophet from God anointed with extraordinary abilities in martial arts.
Bruce was a good man.
He was a narcissistic, nihilistic, selfish philanderer. Karma's a bitch.
Thank~You!!!
Outstanding
As he got older he looked a lot like Richard Gere.
It's a shame his movie career faded after that Bond film. There's different versions why he didn't come back as Bond. Diana Rigg says that Lazenby was so difficult to work with that he was never asked back. Lazenby himself says that he got bad advice telling him he should give up Bond. Interestingly Sean Connery was his biggest supporter!
Diana Rigg’s version is more believable .
In another world George would have been in Enter The Dragon with Bruce. In 1993 when this interview was shot, George could have still been doing Bond, he still looked great.
big fry to bond how i conned the world had rows with producers and upset people but moved on to make millions
I avoided on her majestys secret service for years when i finally got to see thought he was a great bond he was very different from connery i loved it dont understand why he didnt do more bonds
No hate for John Saxon, If and had they cast Roper correctly. It should have been George Lazenby(he knows martial arts).
He would have been great in live and let die all the way through a view to a kill think of how great it would have been if he had done the seven Bond films instead of Roger Moore going from George lazenby to Timothy Dalton should have been what happened 🎰
I respect Roger Moore, but his Bond just doesnt work for me, I dont know if its his acting or overall ridiculousness of his Bond era. Lazenby should've helmed 70's Bond, he was a much better Bond in my opinion.
@@daniilashurov135 yes George lazenby should have been the bond of the 70s into the '80s and Timothy Dalton should have been the bond of the '80s into the 90s that's how it should have been 🎰
Life after bond acting roles came and the weath came in
Age 53 here looks 72
53 Year old Roger in FYEO looks much younger by comparison.
@@tcaudiobooks737o agree obviously a haeaver smoker sunbather and drinker ,
This is the man Tarantino despises
Who ?
I despise the no-talent egomaniac tarantino
Who is the lady pigging behind? lol
Some commie
She looks like a human version
of a natty pigeon!
peck peck peck.