Mainly Millicent was an ITV television series between 1964 and 1966, starring Millicent Martin, titled Mainly Millicent for the first two series, and shortened to Millicent for the third and final series. For her work in this series she won the TV Society Award.
In the sixth episode of the first series, Martin and guest star Roger Moore performed a comedy skit in which Moore played secret agent James Bond some years before he was cast in the role for Live and Let Die for Eon. The programme in question was written by Sid Green and Dick Hills. It was broadcast on 17th July 1964, and made by ATV for ITV.
Plot[]
In the seven minute sketch, James Bond (Roger Moore) is on holiday and goes for lunch, only to meet Russian Spy Sonia Sekova (Millicent Martin), who is also on holiday. They both suspect that the other one is spying on them, resulting in some comical situations. Bond discovers the waiter is wearing a wig and punches him over the balcony and the two throw several drinks over there shoulders, suspecting cyanide pills. They both get called back on to cases and end the episode with a kiss.
