Taking on the iconic character with a license to kill for 'Live and Let Die' (1973), Moore spent 12 years as the suave, womanizing 007, though for part of that time he heard criticism for his campy, tongue-in-cheek characterization. Having found great success on British television as the star of 'The Saint' (ITV, 1962-69), Roger Moore was a natural and worthy successor to Sean Connery in the role of super-agent James Bond.
