Geoff T's James Bond-a-Thon #9
The Man with the Golden Gun (1974)

Roger Moore's second outing of Bond tends to get regarded as one of the weaker instalments in the series. Despite that though, I still think it's an enjoyable enough follow-up to Live and Let Die, continuing much of the campiness and surrealism it's predecessor had, while also having solid cast of characters and exotic location-use.

Scaramanga (played by the late great Christopher Lee) is a widely renowned golden-pistol…

Geoff T's James Bond-a-Thon #8
Live and Let Die (1973)

With Sean Connery finally gone, it was time for Broccoli and Saltzman to seek out yet another actor to continue on the role. Chosen was the late great Roger Moore, then known for his role on the spy thriller TV series 'The Saint'. And so began a more campy and light-hearted era of Bond, that was already kickstarted with the last film. Guy Hamilton once again returns to direct, this…