Roger Moore's very grisly discovery after he fell off boat shooting Man with Golden Gun

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James Bond legend Sir Roger Moore made a rather grim discovery while filming an action sequence for The Man with The Golden Gun.The action star, who sadly died aged 89 in 2017, revealed the gross finding in his autobiography.It all happened when he was filming a boat chase sequence on one the many canals in Bangkok, Thailand.Before filming began, Moore was warned that if he was to fall into the canal - called a klong in Thailand - under no circumstances should he let any of the water pass his lips.And he soon found out why.Moore wrote: "When we got to Bangkok we filmed another boat chase, this time on the klongs, the waterways found threading around the city."The word went round that, if we fell in, under no circumstances should we let any of the filthy water pass our lips."I did fall in myself, twice in fact.

The first time was deliberate, but the second time was when I took a bend on the river - under an undertaker's - a bit too tight and lost my balance."Moore, who was 46 when he filmed the movie, explained how he had tried to stay beneath the water so that he would avoid the rotor blades of the boats above.However, after making the mistake of opening his eyes while beneath the klong, he soon realised why it was perhaps best not to digest any of the water.Moore explained: "I stayed under to avoid the rotor blade, but made the mistake of opening my eyes - I discovered what the undertaker did with some of the poorer people's bodies."When I look back on the sequence now, I cringe when I think of pushing the little boy who climbed into Bond's boat trying to sell a wooden elephant, into the klong." As well as swimming in a waterway filled with corpses the actor also went onto explain how this sequence led to one of the.