Roger Moore as James Bond, with his weapon of choice, December 1972
1972
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About This Work
English actor Roger Moore as James Bond, with his weapon of choice, the Walther PPK, in a publicity still for the film 'Live and Let Die', December 1972. Limited Edition Print Digitally signed and embossed on the front, stamped and authenticated on the reverse by a representation of the Terry O'Neill archive Gelatin Silver Print
About the Artist
British photographer Terry O’Neill (1938-2019) made his name in the 1960s-70s, capturing shots of the stars he cosied up to on both sides of the Atlantic.
Attributing his success with celebrities to genuinely liking his subjects and offering plenty of ‘compliments’, O’Neill presented figures such as Frank Sinatra, Brigitte Bardot and his one-time wife Faye Dunaway, often in intimate and unconventional compositions.
we offer a peek even further behind the curtain this month with our exhibition Terry O’Neill: The Vintage Collection .
His extensive archive of two million negatives, which has b…
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