Live And Let Die (1973)

An original 1973 United Artists Black and White Publicity Still #LD-L-4, unframed.

Roger Moore as James Bond, Walther in hand, standing behind a pane of glass shattered by a bullet aimed straight at him.

The bullet-hole portrait became one of the defining publicity images of a new 007, and Live and Let Die had a great deal riding on it. The film settled any doubt that Bond could survive without Sean Connery, out-earning Diamonds Are Forever at the worldwide box office. It also gave Bond an old ally in David Hedison's Felix Leiter, and sixteen years later Hedison returned to the part in Licence to Kill, the first actor ever to play Leiter twice.

• Year: 1973
• Nationality: United States
• Type: Original Black and White Publicity Still
• Size: 8 x 10 inches
• Framed Size: 13 x 15 inches
• Condition: Unframed
• Product Code: T7376