Sir Roger Moore Speaks Up For Geese

Written by PETA

Posted 06-01-2007

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Since proclaiming Roger Moore the best 007 ever last week, I’ve heard from people on all sides of the debate, and though some of you make some decent arguments for Sean Connery and Timothy Dalton (admittedly, License to Kill and The Living Daylights are pure genius—definitely two of the best Bond flicks ever) I’m sticking to my guns on this one. I’m even more a fan of Sir Roger after hearing from friends at PETA Europe that he is all over the UK media for pushing Parliament to ban foie gras.

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Here’s a quote from the ITN story, “I wholeheartedly support this (Peta's) campaign, and with your help I believe that we will soon see an end to this brutal and inherently cruel 'delicacy'.” You can check out the full story here.

Mmmm hmmm, now who is your favorite 007? If your answer isn’t Roger Moore, check out this exposé he narrated for us and see if you change your mind . . .

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