Former JAMES BOND star ROGER MOORE insists it doesn't take a "good actor" to
play the world's most famous secret agent.
Moore - who played the suave superspy in the early 1980s - insists criticism
of the decision to cast DANIEL CRAIG as 007 was harsh, because the role doesn't
require much talent.
He says, "I am a great defender of Daniel Craig. He's a good actor. People
have been so beastly, he's not even had a chance.
"Not that you have to be a good actor... you just have to be able to say, 'My
name's Bond, James Bond'
But despite offering his support to Craig, the 79-year-old actor isn't
looking forward to Casino Royale's cinema release later this month (17NOV06).
He says, "The other thing that happens when a new Bond film opens is that I
get bad reviews.
"The critics say, 'Thank God, he - whoever he is - wasn't like Roger Moore'."
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