- Last Man Standing: Tales From Tinseltown - Sir Roger Moore
This was really fun. I got it because it was a Kindle Daily Deal and also because DS is friends with one of his grandsons so I was curious about what he was like.
Roger Moore is a smart and really humorous guy, and Oh My God has he had lots of fun & had hilarious stuff happen around him. He published this memoir at the age of 86, so in most of the stories he tells, he is literally the last man standing. Other characters include Audrey Hepburn, Christopher Lee, Gregory Peck, the Rat Pack, Frank Sinatra, Lauren Bacall, Richard Burton, Michael Caine, Joan Collins, Joan Crawford, Tony Curtis, Sammy Davis Jr, Diana Dors, Kirk Douglas, Blake Edwards, Ian Fleming, Ava Gardner, Cary Grant, and many many more.
Some examples:
I realize - and my wife Kristina often reminds me - that tales of my kidney stones, pacemaker, accidents and the like might not fascinate you, dear reader, as much as they do me and my doctors (my proctologist congratulating me after the publication of my first volume, did say that he'd seen me from a whole different angle). Therefore I shall limit the bulk of what follows to more of a mixture of adventures and anecdotes drawn from the deepest recesses of my mind - or failing that, ones I've just made up.
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After Joan Crawford died, Bette Davis continued to rant about her. When asked why, she replied, 'Just because a person is dead, doesn't mean they've changed". 
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Michael Caine once told me the story of when Peter O'Toole invited him to a restaurant. Eating a plate of egg and chips was the last thing Michael says he remembered, before he woke up in broad daylight in a strange flat.
'What time is it' he asked O'Toole, holding his aching head in his hands.
'Never mind what time it is! What fucking day is it?' came the reply from a similarly slumped O'Toole.
It turned out to be five o'clock on Monday afternoon - and the curtain was set to go up at eight. They rushed to the theatre, where the stage manager told them the restaurant owner had been in and had banned them from his establishment - for life. Michael was about to ask what they'd done when O'Toole whispered, 'Never ask what you did. It's better not to know..."
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Frank (Sinatra) had a view on hangovers, as he did on most things: 'I feel sorry for people who don't drink. When they wake up in the morning, that's as good as they're going to feel all day.'
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I think Daniel Craig is a tremendous Bond - he's the perfect 007 and looks as though he could actually kill... whereas I just hugged or bored them to death.