2. The Man With The Golden Gun Has One Bond Kill
Despite the exuberant number of bodies that Pierce Brosnan carved through, Roger Moore (or y’know, the script writers) decided that only one person needed to die at the hands of James Bond in the 1974 film The Man With The Golden Gun. The film features the least amount of deaths out of any Bond film, with 6 individuals perishing in total. It was Roger Moore’s second stint as Bond, he killed 8 in his debut as Bond in the 1973 film Live and Let Die. Perhaps the 1 kill upset Moore, who goes on to terminate 31 enemies in 1977 film The Spy Who Loved Me.
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