During the classic era of charm and camp, Roger Moore defined James Bond with his debonair wit and lighthearted style, yet the actor had to hide a severe real-life phobia while on set. Triggered by a childhood accident and a military training mishap, what did Roger Moore have a lifelong fear of?

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Drive the Bondola, drive the Bondola! He fell right in the Venice water!

schopenhauer Despite playing a fearless secret agent, Roger Moore had real-life phobias that affected filming.

schopenhauer Timothy Dalton took the franchise back to its literary, serious roots in the late 1980s.

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Moore's safari suits: Roger Moore personally chose to wear safari suits in several Bond films, which became a signature of his 1970s style.
A style of artistic expression that is deliberately exaggerated, theatrical, or humorous. Roger Moore defined this theatrical style throughout his seven-film run as James Bond starting in 1973.
In the Roger Moore James Bond film 'The Spy Who Loved Me' (1977), stuntman Rick Sylvester performed a history-making ski-BASE jump off a massive cliff. Which iconic design was featured on the parachute that burst open during James Bond's daring escape?
During the 'classic eras of charm and camp' in James Bond film history, Roger Moore portrayed the suave secret agent in seven movies. Ironically, which real-life phobia did Roger Moore suffer from, making the handling and firing of the spy's iconic weapons a major challenge on set?
In the 1983 James Bond film 'Octopussy', actor Roger Moore showcased his era's campy and lighthearted legacy by sneaking into a floating palace inside which animal-shaped vehicle?
Which actor played James Bond the most times in official Eon Productions films, totaling seven movies?
What did Roger Moore do uncontrollably whenever he had to fire a gun on screen?
Which Bond film from 1989 was the first to receive a PG-13 rating due to its darker violence?
