Actor Sir Roger Moore signs copies of his autobiography ‘Last Man Standing: Tales From Tinseltown’, in Hatchards Bookstore, St Pancras Station in London the other day.
Best know as James Bond, following in the footsteps of Sean Connery, the 86-year old compiled a book of Hollywood anecdotes.
Said Bond to the Telegraph, “I wanted to call it ‘One Lucky Bastard’, which was generally accepted as rather good, but then they said: ‘We don’t think Tesco’s will put a book with “bastard” in the title on their shelves.’ I don’t understand why, there’s nothing wrong with being a bastard. There are so many people in England who are, maybe they’re not all lucky ones like me. Anyway, in America it’s One Lucky Bastard and in the UK it became Last Man Standing.”