Highlights
- Hollywood veteran Roger Moore, who played secret agent James Bond in seven films, has urged movie bosses to inject "a little humour" into the spy flicks as the last one 'Quantum of Solace' was too serious.
- Daniel Craig made his second stint as 007 in the 2008 films but it was largely panned by critics and Moore believes
- that a more humorous script in the next Bond film will impress the viewers, Daily Express reported.
- "It (Quantum of Solace) wasn't a great film by any means and the series does now really need a little humour
- again, as that is part of the charm of Bond," said the 83-year-old actor.
Hollywood veteran Roger Moore, who played secret agent James Bond in seven films, has urged movie bosses to inject "a little humour" into the spy flicks as the last one 'Quantum of Solace' was too serious.
Daniel Craig made his second stint as 007 in the 2008 films but it was largely panned by critics and Moore believesthat a more humorous script in the next Bond film will impress the viewers, Daily Express reported.
"It (Quantum of Solace) wasn't a great film by any means and the series does now really need a little humouragain, as that is part of the charm of Bond," said the 83-year-old actor.
Meanwhile, the 23rd Bond movie was put on hold earlier this year after film studio MGM suffered heavy losses, but fans were given hope when company bosses announced a landmark deal this week to rescue the firm's finances.