Roger Moore

A glamorous model who appeared in the opening sequence of Moonraker has revealed a long battle with heroin use. After being welcomed into high-flying circles with celebrities, Vicki Rebecca, who was paid £1,000-per-day as a Marilyn Monroe lookalike, had the world at her feet. However, the Aberdeen-born fashionista lived a double life, one as a glamorous model and the other as a 'functional' heroin addict, with the former seeing her spend up to £250-a-day on the vice. Such was the crippling effect of her addiction to the illicit drug that she'd sneak away during breaks in filming and shooting to obtain them, including during the historic James Bond opening. According to the 67-year-old, almost half of her 20s was spent under narcotic needles, and she recalls how she was only able to get clean after leaving London and returning to her family in north east Scotland.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE HARDCASTLE: The majority of her 600-plus charities are now without a patron eight months after the Queen's death eight months after her. They include the Royal Academy, the Royal Society of Chemistry, the British Veterinary Association, the Royal College of Physicians, the Royal College of Physicians, London Zoo, the Royal Pharmaceutical Society, RSPCA, MCC, RADA, the Royal Philharmonic Society, and the Royal Philharmonic Society. The fact that smaller outfits, such as the Jersey Cattle Society and the Queen Victoria Clergy Fund, aren't losing any sleep, however, has irked the big beasts, as the refusal to revive royal patronages has irked them.

It was a job he never really wanted, but Sam Neill (left) got as far as auditioning as James Bond. In 1985, the Jurassic Park actor starred as Roger Moore's replacement. In a short clip from Neill's screen test, he's recreating a scene from Sean Connery's 1963 film From Russia With Love. In the end, Neill did not impress producers in his role, and the job was ultimately handled to Timothy Dalton. James Brolin (right in his screen test) would have been the man who replaced Roger Moore after five outings as Bond, not Bond. Moore did two screen tests and was actually Bond, but Moore decided to make Octopussy again in 1983, so Brolin was left out in the cold. Sir Michael Caine (inset bottom, as spy Harry Palmer in the Ipcress File) was reportedly given the role of Bond after Sean Connery resigned as a result of You Only Live Twice. Sir Michael, who is now 91, was not keen on playing Bond. Clint Eastwood, who was inset top in A Fistful of Dollars, was considered for the role in the late 1960s, when Bond investors were trying to replace Connery before he relinquished on his decision to rename Connery as the spy. Eastwood left the role.