James Bond in a blaxploitation flick
Live And Let Die was Roger Moore’s first stint playing James Bond and his second best film in the series. It’s very interesting because it’s a blaxploitation flick.<br /><br />Bond is tasked with investigating Prime Minister Karanga (Yaphet Kotto) of the mythical Caribbean country of San Monique. It turns out Karanga is connected with a Harlem mobster named Mr. Big. By doing so screenwriter Tom Mankiewicz included all kinds of elements from blaxploitation including black gangsters, black clubs, pimpmobiles, and voodoo. Best of all Bond got to be called a honky. The settings were all in black neighborhoods and countries as well including Harlem, the make believe San Monique and New Orleans. There were also plenty of black characters with meaningful parts. Besides Kotto, there was Julius Harris playing Mr. Big’s right hand man. I should say claw as he was missing a hand. Geoffrey Holder had the most exciting character as the flamboyant Baron Samedi who was a witch doctor. The movie did a good job with it all and it was fun to watch.<br /><br />Finally, Roger Moore fit right into being James Bond. Previously he played Simon Templar in The Saint TV show who was a playboy who travelled the world to solve crimes and help people. That made for a perfect transition to being Bond.<br />C
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