He was great as Bond and terrific as Marko Ramius. Not to mention The Rock, Outland, The Name of the Rose and The Untouchables.

RIP Bond, James Bond.

Cool has died, along with a huge part of my childhood.

RIP Sir Sean.

Sir Sean as Gen Roy Urquhart in "A Bridge Too Far"

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/imageserver/image/%2Fmethode%2Ftimes%2Fprodmigration%2Fweb%2Fbin%2F271cc4b9-885a-3a0b-8c43-4f0ba20d31d3.jpg?crop=1500%2C1000%2C0%2C0&resize=1180


and in "The Longest Day"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Go6CJ0JVOUc

The true Mr Bond, you broke the mold, Sir, RIP Mr Bond

He was beyond cool.
He was suave.

Only he could pull this off.

Steady, that's going too far. One of the last true superstars of the silverscreen, and from Musselburgh to boot.

The man was a legend. Around fountainbridge where he came from here in Edinburgh everybody used to claim they pushed him as a baby in his pram or they had their milk delivered by him. RIP

Bond..James Bond. R.I.P

He had a long and successful life but it still ended too soon ....
Damn ....

Can 2020 get any worse? Eddie and now Sean.



RIP

The nimrods in Hollyweird today can't hold a candle to this man (exception to Clint Eastwood, and a couple others). The mortality rate of these greats are matching my age experiences of when I was younger (starting in the late 60's), watching and wishing I could be like him (them), and always thinking how cool it would be to be as exciting as him. I followed Sean throughout his life. RIP Sean.

a charismatic man.........many good movies for accompagned my life..
i can forget "The Man Who Would Be King" with mickael Caine (another charismatic actor also)....keep the good things with him, 90 years is good time for "the departures"......i don't forgetten the policeman in "the untouchables" movies....good inspired valor !!
most popular actor in france !!!

stephan.

Sorry, but, no. Even Juan Sanchez-Villalobos-Ramirez, Chief Metallurgist to King Charles V of Spain, couldn’t pull off that outfit...

Highlander. The only film that cast a Frenchman as a scot, and a scot as an Egyptian.

Ha Ha! So right!

Also a great movie "The Hill"

I saw that years ago. Also "The Man Who Would Be King". It would make for an awfully long list naming all the great Connery films. Unfortunately, I don't think "Never Say Never Again" will be on that list, but that's not his fault.

"Entrapment" - nothing to do with Catherine Zeta-Jones being in it though

Wait, Wait, "Never say Never Again' With Connery AND Mr. Bean doesn't make the list??

I always liked the Anderesen Tapes but but never really understood it when I saw it as a young teenager. Much more understandable once I got a bit older.