After 1973’s Live and Let Die, Roger Moore’s second James Bond movie followed a year later in The Man with the Golden Gun.

The loose adaptation of Ian Fleming’s final 007 novel saw the actor co-star opposite the writer’s cousin, Christopher Lee as the title character Francisco Scaramanga.

Both were good pals and enjoyed each other’s company on location in Thailand.

One day, Moore found a cave full of bats and couldn’t resist telling Lee about his discovery and joked to the Dracula…