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Roger Moore: Live Your Life for Yourself
Roger Moore: Live Your Life for Yourself
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Roger Moore: Live Your Life for Yourself

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The late James Bond star Roger Moore opens up about his cancer diagnosis, and stresses the importance of living your life for yourself and not for others.


Transcript:

Roger Moore: I've been pretty selfish and I've been very lucky.

Interviewer:You were told you had cancer. For any man at the age you were, that kind of cancer, incredibly worrying moment. How did you react to that?

RM:I knew at that point that I just couldn't go on with the life I had. If I should sort of survive the whole damn thing.

Interviewer:A lot of your friends, sadly, have died. Is that the toughest part of getting old, do you think?

RM:Yeah. I think it is. Starts getting lonely. You wonder who is going to switch the light off. It doesn't matter how long I've got, I'm going to do what I want and not give in to everybody else.

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