Roger Moore's reunion with 8 James Bond beauties
7 Oct 2008, 1709 Hrs

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London, Oct 7 James Bond star Roger Moore was once again surrounded by a bevy of beautiful babes who have acted in the hit spy franchise at a recent event, which was organised to pay a tribute to author Ian Fleming.

The actresses present at the gathering at the London Palladium show, The Story of James Bond, included Tania Mallet and Shirley Eaton, who appeared in Goldfinger.

Amongst the Bond stars was current Bond hunk Daniel Craig, reports the Sun.

Among other ladies was Madeline Smith, who was Moore's first love interest in the saucy Live And Let Die scene where he unzips her dress with a magnetic watch.

Joining them was Caroline Munro, 58, who was the first woman ever killed by Bond, and the rest were Joanna Lumley, 62, Eunice, 77, Tania, 67, Zena, 82, and Maryam d'Abo, 47. (ANI)

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