RIP Sean Connery

Eldritch

Eldritch

is insensitive
DesiDucati said:
My dad is a big fan of James Bond movies and I grew up watching all his movies. Because of him I started learning English repeating his quotes at a young age. I’m sad to see so many talented people leave this world again and again this year. I’ll be watching his movies with my dad this weekend in tribute to this amazing actor. What’s your favorite Sean Connery movie?

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TIME BANDITS. :x

Fight me.
 
HappyHighwayman

HappyHighwayman

Warning: Do Not Engage
He was great in Robin Hood Prince of Thieves

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budman

budman

General Menace
Staff member
The SNL things were funny as hell.

Best Bond ... no doubt.

I liked him in Alcatraz (EDIT THE ROCK) as well.
 
littlebeast

littlebeast

get it while it's easy
maybe a dinosaur (in more ways than one), but super hot never-the-less.
 

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HeatXfer

HeatXfer

Not Erudite, just er
I saw him when they were filming Presidio. (Must have been 'The Rock' in '96) He was just standing at the corner of Mission & Embarcadero. Nobody around seemed to know it was him. I was so surprised to see him just standing there, I went up to him and said "Wow, what are you doing here?" He said "making a movie, oh, I have to go". I didn't try to shake his hand, or even say his name. I was just kind of stunned.
 
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Johndicezx9

Johndicezx9

Rolls with it...
I did spot the crew filming scenes for "The Presidio" back in the mid-80's... but no stars, or action, or much of anything, just a bunch of dudes standing around.... :laughing
 
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