The 85-year-old actor, who was 007 from 1973 to 1985, thinks he could be the spy's perfect nemesis, reported Sun online.
"I'd love to be the villain. The villains have much better lines and wonderful speeches. And it certainly occurred to me I would make a reasonable 'M', because he didn't move around that much," he said.
Moore said that he is worried about increased levels of violence in recent Bond films.
"I thought there was a little too much murder and mayhem, with all these men being shot, blown-up and falling off the side of cliffs. It was not really what I thought we were doing.
"But I suppose it was keeping up with the times and violent films were out and about. I personally enjoyed the one-liner. I think it is rather wonderful to be part of that legacy," he added.