Song about George Lazenby!

"Every time I messed up my lines and stumbled, just like LAZENBY....."

Cheeky b*****d.

:lol!:
I didn't think George Lazenby was too bad and his film is one of the more classic ones.

On the one hand, George claimed that he did as Peter Hunt told him, "Hit the marks and say your lines" and seldom had to do a second take.

On the other hand, half of George's dialogue was dubbed by George Baker, and the rest looped in post-production, after George had completed his elocution course and could overcome his 'Strine' accent.

So stumbling on a line was never a problem for Mr. Lazenby. But like Sondre, he found other people to blame for his mistakes. Will Sondre, like George, eventually grow up and become more self-effacing about the limits of his talent, and the apparent limitlessness of his young ego?

Lazenby. wrote:

"Every time I messed up my lines and stumbled, just like LAZENBY....."

Cheeky b*****d.

"Inspired, quite inspired." :)

"Burning bridges?" Fair enough.
"Beg forgiveness?" Not so much.