He appeared, for a small moment, as Strangways in 1962's Dr. No , the first Bond film, and it was a flicker that has lasted a lifetime. Here, sitting at a table sandwiched between Julian Glover and grown-up Bond girls and the man they called Jaws, Moxon finds a small spotlight shining on him. He bathes in it all weekend, sticking around long after The X-Files ' Smoking Man, William B. Davis, and Mr. Chekov have called it quits. So too has Julian Glover, a good sport right until the very end. It was nice.
People are so enthusiastic.
I mean, one can be sarcastic about this sort of thing, but it's as good as hobby as any. It occupies their minds, and they just love it, and they hand over money for it, which is great. And they're all smiling people. I would have to think about it. I would have to think about it.