This article originally appeared on Den of Geek UK. This is the one where James Bond does Blaxploitation. It’s Roger Moore’s debut. The One with All the Voodoo. Live And Let Die is memorable ...

Jane Seymour wouldn’t think twice about suiting up as Solitaire again. The actress, who appeared as a Bond girl in the 1973 film "Live and Let Die" opposite Roger Moore, said she would be open ...

Jane Seymour Of ‘Live And Let Die’ Fame Is Up For Reprising Her Role Of Bond’s Girl Her character, Solitaire, was a voodoo psychic medium and associate of Bond's foe, Dr. Kananga ...

Live And Let Die (1973) was a fantastic debut for Sir Roger Moore as James Bond. Often hailed as one of the most classic and memorable Double-0 Seven movies, Moore’s first Bond film continues to ...

(KSLA) - It's been 45 years since "Live and Let Die" was released. Louisiana State Police, which played a role in one of the MGM film's iconic scenes, celebrates today's anniversary with a Facebook ...

James Bond’s 1973 outing, “Live and Let Die,” tops our list of 1970s and ’80s films made and set in New Orleans. It’s the first Bond movie to star Roger Moore as agent 007.

Live and Let Die (1973) ... Jane Seymour is Solitaire, a Tarot-reading voodoo queen; while the villain is Yaphet Kotto, who plays his role with just the right air of detached amusement.

Our pre- Spectre guide to the James Bond series reaches Roger Moore's debut. Our guide to the James Bond series reaches Roger Moore's debut. Great film - just make some tea during the boat chase.

Live And Let Die is hands-down my favourite Bond movie. I love those menacing scenes shot in New York when the city was at its seediest; I love the conveniently-aligned alligators and the mental ...