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They played mother and daughter opposite each other in soap opera The Royals, so it was no surprise to see Elizabeth Hurley turn out to celebrate friend Dame Joan Collins’ 88th birthday party. Joined by her lookalike son Damian, 19, model Elizabeth looked stunning as she arrived at Claridge’s Hotel in London wearing a plunging red cut-out gown, showing off her cleavage. The 56 year old accessorised the tight-fitting gown with a clutch purse and some dangling earrings.

Maud Adams is looking better than ever! The Hollywood icon, who turned 77 this month, appeared to be in great shape in photos you can see here as she walked her dogs in Beverly Hills last week. The actress, who was well-known for her roles in three James Bond movies, Man With the Golden Gun (1974), Octopussy (1983), and A View to Kill (1985) with Bond actor Roger Moore, strolled along in the park with her adorable pooches and dressed in a casual black zip-up jacket and camouflage pants. She also sported black loafers for the occasion and a small black purse slung over her shoulder, wearing her hair in a low ponytail.

Hollywood icon Maud Adams proved she is still in great shape as she walked her dogs in Beverly Hills last week.The movie and TV actress - who turned 77-years-old this month - displayed her slender shape as she appeared to be toned while in athletic clothing during her walk with her two little pooches in a park.TheSwedish-born star stands out for being the only actress to have appeared in three James Bond movies: The Man With The Golden Gun (1974), Octopussy (1983) and A View to a Kill (1985). They all starred Roger Moore as 007.

THIS golden gun signed by James Bond stars Sir Roger Moore and Sir Christopher Lee, below, is set to sell for £10,000. The replica 18-carat gold weapon is among 170 rare pieces of memorabilia likely to make £140,000 next week.

Daniel Craig and James Bond producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G Wilson are campaigning for No Time To Die to pick up some prized gongs. But what about the next 007? The EON Productions chiefs have admitted the search will begin this year and now a trusted insider has shared what he's been hearing about the kind of star they're looking for to portray Ian Fleming's spy next. In his column, Baz Bamigboye says that "deep-cover informants have confided" in him that the stars with the biggest Bond speculation are unlikely to be considered.

The Masked Singer contestants under wraps is a tricky business, especially as viewers have their eyes wide open for the tiniest of clues.Filming at a busy studio in central London could make it even trickier, as the stars have to hide who they are as they come and go from rehearsals and fittings to make sure there aren't any leaks.But show bosses had clearly thought of all that as the programme is shot at a studio facility at an old RAF airfield in Bovingdon in Hertfordshire. And The Masked Singer certainly isn't the first big production to grace the sound stages of the base.We have a look at what else has gone on inside the studio.The base, which was used during World War II and up until the 60s, has three runways.So although flying there wrapped up in 1964 it's the perfect spot to film TV shows and films with airborne scenes.One of the most memorable segments filmed on the airfield was the flying car scene in James Bond film The Man With The Golden Gun.The 1974 movie starred the late Roger Moore as the suave spy.Star Wars fans will be excited to hear that Bovingdon was used in Rogue One.The 2016 spin-off – which starred Felicity Jones and Diego Luna – was set shortly before the events of 1977's A New Hope and followed rebels who were aiming to steal some plans of the Death Star space station.The film featured the tropical planet Scarif, which was actually created at the airfield.The Radio Times quoted production designer Neil Lamont as saying: "We shipped in 2000 tons of sand in about 200 truckloads and imported over 60 palm trees from Spain and various greenery from the UK.

Late actor Kirk Douglas' Beverly Hills home has been sold for $9.015 million, $1.52 million over the asking price, to orthopedic surgeon Dr. Stephen Liu.Real estate agent Rochelle Maize of Nourmand & Associates told The Wall Street Journal that an 'unheard of' 31 offers were put in for the late Spartacus actor's home, which went on the market in December for $7.495 million.'We typically get four to five offers at this price point,' Maize told the publication.

K.J. Yossman Jack Hedley, who appeared in films including “For Your Eyes Only” opposite Roger Moore, died on Dec.

WARNING: SPOILERS FOR NO TIME TO DIE AHEAD. He may only have starred in five James Bond movies, two less than Sir Roger Moore, but no one has held the role of 007 as long as Daniel Craig's 15 year tenure.

The Beverly Hills home of late Hollywood legendKirk Douglas and his wife Anne, who passed away in April at 102 just 15 months after her spouse's death at the age 103, was listed for $7.495 million earlier this month.The stunning 1920s property, located in one of the country's most expensive and exclusive neighborhoods, has four bedrooms, six bathrooms, a single-story 4,648-square-foot main house and a two-story guest house.Among its most unique features is a backyard Walk of Fame complete with40 original autographs by Hollywood royalty including Frank Sinatra, Lucille Ball, Roger Moore, Ronald Reagan, Elizabeth Taylor, Jane Fonda and more.

Eddie Kidd began his career at fourteen, leading to over 12,000 successful jumps over cars and buses - and a few world records in the bag.

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James Bond movie is released polls and rankings often take place to determine who the best 007 was or which movies stand the test of time. But have you ever wondered what the Bond actors actually think of each other's takes on Ian Fleming's spy? Before his death in 2017, Sir Roger Moore was asked to do just that and even shared who he thought was the greatest.

Actor and stuntman Tommy Lane died Monday at the age of 83 in Florida after battling chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).Lane's daughter Kamala confirmed her father's passing at Florida Medical Center in Fort Lauderdale to Variety Tuesday.The Miami native was best known for playing hitman Leroy in the 1971 film Shaft, who John Shaft (played by Richard Roundtree) tossed through the window of his Times Square office.

according to Variety.Lane shot to prominence after appearing in Richard Roundtree’s classic crime film “Shaft” — widely perceived as one of the most important films of the 1970s. Indiewire declared the movie “changed history” as it proved “a black film made by a black director for a black audience could be a huge hit.”Lane had a small part in the film, playing Leroy, a character who crashed through protagonist and private eye John Shaft’s office window.

Tommy Lane, an actor and stuntman who appeared in such classic films as Shaft and Live and Let Die, died on Monday at Florida Medical Center in Fort Lauderdale, following a long battle with COPD. He was 83.

Pat Saperstein Deputy EditorStuntman and actor Tommy Lane, who appeared in films including “Live and Let Die” and “Shaft,” died Monday in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.

Top Gear host Freddie Flintoff has called out James Bond for being “creepy” in a candid chat.The presenter admitted he had been thinking about the character after rewatching old films.Freddie called out Roger Moore’s iteration in particular for being sexist.He said: “People I thought were heroes of the silver screen when I was growing up… I’m not so sure now.“I’ve been watching the old James Bond movies, all the way through to the more recent Daniel Craig films."I watched Casino Royale and you believe Craig could do something in a fight.”However, Freddie added to the Mirror how he wasn’t so convinced about Roger’s iteration of the character.He continued: “But here’s the reason I had a rethink: it hit me when I was watching the movies from

Dwayne Johnson is up for being the next James Bond.

Sam Heughan is best known for playing our favourite Scot in Outlander, but aside from that, his acting portfolio is pretty impressive.

The Thomas Crown Affair is up there as one of the great men's style moments. Aside from pin-sharp plaid three-piece suits by British tailor Douglas Hayward (who created Roger Moore's Bond wardrobe), one particular scene lives on in the sartorial annals.