Sean Connery RIP

[Crimson Azure]

90yo, a good innings. But always too soon for such a great.

So sad to see one of the best actors pass. Also the quintessential Bond along with Roger.

how good was he in Indiana Jones!

 

[Dazza the Viking]

RIP Connery, Sean Connery, my favourite James Bond

 

[Ron]

Farewell to one of the greats of cinema.
Not just Bond, he made almost every movie he was in amazing.

I'll never forget him as Henry Jones Sr, he was fantastic.

 

[Footypie32]

Didn't realise he was 90.

Farewell to one of the most commanding actors on the silver screen.

 

[raticus_usm]

2020 can go and root itself

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[Quokka]

One of the least convincing 1000 year old Eqyptian/Spandiards you will ever meet but you just couldn't care less, he was always so watchable no matter what role he was meant to be playing. RIP Mr Connery.

 

[Crimson Azure]

Didn't realise he was 90.

Farewell to one of the most commanding actors on the silver screen.

Just watch the Hunt for red October last week and he’s awesome in it.

The bond films go without saying and at least watch Indiana Jones films he was in once a year.

 

[BOMBERS 4 LIFE!!!!]

Dang

90 years old had a good innings

RIP Sean Connery Hollywood legend and icon

 

[BOMBERS 4 LIFE!!!!]

Farewell to one of the greats of cinema.
Not just Bond, he made almost every movie he was in amazing.

I'll never forget him as Henry Jones Sr, he was fantastic.

 

[2Knights]

B A L A N C E
Balance.
RIP you Spanish peacock.

 

[Geelong_Sicko]

I was hoping there'd be some love for Highlander here.

One of the least convincing 1000 year old Eqyptian/Spandiards you will ever meet but you just couldn't care less, he was always so watchable no matter what role he was meant to be playing. RIP Mr Connery.

Haha. Him playing alongside a Frenchman trying to be a Scottish highlander was one of the funnier actor pairings in a decade that saw more than its fair share.

B A L A N C E
Balance.
RIP you Spanish peacock.

Yesh indeed...

First movie I can remember Sean Connery in was a movie probably very few know about - an Irish-American movie about leprechauns and banshees and an evil-looking death coach that came from the sky with a headless driver (this is a 1959 Disney film!). Darby O'Gill and the Little People. I was probably 5 when I first saw it.

To balance out the horror of a 29 year old Sean Connery singing



here's the stuff I remember the movie for

 

[Quokka]

I was hoping there'd be some love for Highlander here.



Haha. Him playing alongside a Frenchman trying to be a Scottish highlander was one of the funnier actor pairings in a decade that saw more than its fair share.



Yesh indeed...

First movie I can remember Sean Connery in was a movie probably very few know about - an Irish-American movie about leprechauns and banshees and an evil-looking death coach that came from the sky with a headless driver (this is a 1959 Disney film!). Darby O'Gill and the Little People. I was probably 5 when I first saw it.

To balance out the horror of a 29 year old Sean Connery singing



here's the stuff I remember the movie for

Headless and Disney will always be Ichabod for me, a childhood memory of my own (and probably a million other kids), but if you want another reason to remember Janet Munro I'll happily recommend The Day the Earth Caught Fire (1961) a british Sci-Fi that's not great but ain't bad either. Leo McKern chews scenery and there's even a super brief cameo by Michael Kaine... Nothing by Sean Connery more's the shame.

 

[brutus76]

Goodnight Mr. Bond

#THERECANBEONLYONE

 

[Gasometer]

Together they made the best

Vale

 

[CURVE]

I grew up during Roger Moore’s Bond era but I will always love the Connery films the most. He was the perfect Bond.

RIP Mr Connery.

 

[HBF]

RIP Sean.
By far and away the best James Bond

 

[Seeds]

Geez no mention of untouchables. Easily his best.

 

[spinynorman]

I loved The Man Who Would Be King most of all, the chemistry between Connery and Caine is second to none - both named it as their favourite film of all the ones they were in.

Of course the first and best James Bond (although Daniel Craig does give some competition) and one of the biggest stars from the 1960s to 1980s.

 

[Frank Bunn]

Farewell to one of the greats of cinema.
Not just Bond, he made almost every movie he was in amazing.

I'll never forget him as Henry Jones Sr, he was fantastic.

The best James Bond. Brilliant in the Highlander movies, Indiana Jones, Red October.

Let's not mention Zardoz lol.

 

[dumb]

I find Bond movies deadly dull but there's no doubting his impression on the movie world. I'll be watching my copy of Zardoz in his honour.

 

[Carbine Chaos]

Had such amazing screen presence and taught me what it meant to be cool as Bond when I was a kid.

I feel I let you down in that department though, Sean!

What an actor. Rest In Peace.

 

[Frank Bunn]

I find Bond movies deadly dull but there's no doubting his impression on the movie world. I'll be watching my copy of Zardoz in his honour.

Noooooooo!!!!

 

[Dry Rot]

Agree with the earlier posters, he was the best Bond. By a country mile.

 

[Dry Rot]

 

[the_big_sav]