What's more, 50 years on from the Australian on-screen character's irregular job as 007 in On Her Majesty's Secret Service, George claims it made him a moment hit with the women.
Presently 80, he revealed to The Herald Sun on Sunday he has likely laid down with in excess of a thousand ladies in his time, including: 'I would experience six young ladies seven days in London.'
The previous vehicle sales rep is the main Australian to have played 007, with the desired job his first-consistently acting gig.
Discussing his wanton period abroad, George stated: 'It was the hour of the pill, smaller than expected skirts, the young ladies were insane. You needed to pursue and conceal some time.'
He said the talk of him bedding a thousand ladies was undoubtedly valid, clarifying: 'There wasn't anything better to do. I don't have the foggiest idea, I never checked however it went on from 1964 until 1980 when AIDS came in. I would not like to pass on for it.'
Be that as it may, the previous male model's most amazing sexual affirmation originated from the arrangement of the James Bond film.
'I was upsetting the assistant at the lodging in the double's tent and she [co-star Diana Rigg] was strolling up the way and the young men lifted the side of the tent up and there I was at work. That blew it with Diana and me' he reviewed.
The unbelievable star got a Golden Globe selection for his depiction of 007, yet would not make another Bond film as he suspected the establishment seemed to be 'finished'.
George recently disclosed to The Lady magazine that he had settled on the choice not to return for a subsequent film, in spite of the misinterpretation that he had been terminated from the establishment.
'My chief disclosed to me James Bond was finished,' he said.
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