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From Roger Moore with Love
Friends, family and co-stars take part in this revealing and entertaining look at British icon Roger Moore and his rise to global fame. With rare home-movie footage.
Top Billed Cast
Roger Moore Self (archive footage)
Steve Coogan Roger Moore (voice)
Deborah Moore Self
Geoffrey Moore Self
Pierce Brosnan Self
Christopher Walken Self
Joan Collins Self
Gloria Hendry Self
Jane Seymour Self
Steven Berkoff Self
David Walliams Self
Evie Bricusse Self
Stefanie Powers Self
Nanette Newman Self
Dick Cavett Self
Johnny Tudor Self
Annette Andre Self
Michael Feeney Callan Self
Tony Curtis Self (archive footage)
Kirk Douglas Self (archive footage)
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