Sean Connery

[ToSlow]

Sean Connery passed away

was a great James Bond

Sean Connery: James Bond actor dies aged 90 - BBC News

He was the first to bring James Bond to the big screen and played the role seven times.

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[TK4]

not another one - 2020 sucks...

 

[Roadghost]

He was the iconic introduction of James Bond to the world.

 

[SunnY S]

great actor and a classic gentlemen beyond compare.

 

[mimico_polak]

One of my favourite actors of all times. Lived a good long life. RIP.

 

[PrivatePilot]

Will put on Hunt For Red October this evening and raise a pint.

 

[nakkers]

The Man Who Would Be King. I know there are plenty more. That’s the one movie that made the first impact on me as a young man. Both Connery and Caine actually.

A true legend. Rest in peace Sir Thomas Sean Connery

Mum often told me I was named after Connery and loved how he was so proud of being Scottish.

She was born in Glasgow and immigrated to Canada in 1966.


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[bigpoppa]

Rip
2020 dumpster fire continues

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[Mad Mike]

Love the low side recovery in this clip

RIP

 

[sburns]

Also a source of some humour

 

[Zoodles95]

Oh man... R.I.P. What a legend, so many great roles.

2020 is indeed a dumpster fire.

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[J_F]

the definitive 007
fellow Scot and all around rascal

a life well lived

RIP




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[Wingboy]

The best Bond for sure.As a person,not so great. Rip 007

 

[jc100]

The only authentic Bond too...Bond is a Scot in the books.

 

[FullMotoJacket]

Regardless of birthplace, Flemming's Bond was a trained sociopathic thug in a suit. I think Craig does it better.

 

[Jayv]

The only authentic Bond too...Bond is a Scot in the books.

Parents were Scottish and Swiss, Bond had no official place of birth

 

[jc100]

Regardless of birthplace, Flemming's Bond was a trained sociopathic thug in a suit. I think Craig does it better.

I liked both. Connery was more of his time, Roger Moore was more comedic. Craig more ruthless.

 

[Zoodles95]

Regardless of birthplace, Flemming's Bond was a trained sociopathic thug in a suit. I think Craig does it better.

As someone who grew up on Moore's portrayal of Bond and who had not read the books; I was initially taken aback by the coldness and athleticism of Craig's portrayal.

Then I watched Lazenby's movie and all of the Connery vehicles. I have all the Blurays except for the latest installment. Need to revisit the entire cannon.

Connery had a balance of the handsome spy with a bit of the tongue and cheek. Moore played the silliness up to 11. Craig may well be the most serious portrayal. Just the same I enjoy them all.

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[Jayv]

Crazy that Roger was actually older than Sean. I liked them both equally.

 

[sburns]

As someone who grew up on Moore's portrayal of Bond and who had not read the books; I was initially taken aback by the coldness and athleticism of Craig's portrayal.

Then I watched Lazenby's movie and all of the Connery vehicles. I have all the Blurays except for the latest installment. Need to revisit the entire cannon.

Connery had a balance of the handsome spy with a bit of the tongue and cheek. Moore played the silliness up to 11. Craig may well be the most serious portrayal. Just the same I enjoy them all.

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Lol yeah Moore's movies were fun and silly, I believe Moonraker was a great resource for Austin Powers