Pitched somewhere between the critical acclaim of the Sean Connery era and the critical panning of the Pierce Brosnan era, Roger Moore’s James Bond movies were generally considered to be hit-and-miss. Moore starred in some of the greatest Bond films, like Live and Let Die and The Spy Who Loved Me, but also some of the worst, like Octopussy and A View to a Kill.

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Megalomaniacal villains are a classic staple of the Bond formula. Across his seven movies, Moore’s 007 faced both iconic villains like Jaws and Scaramanga and forgettable ones like General Orlov and Max Zorin.