Yup… you can tell by the toupee which is flatter and covers more of the receding hairline than the Goldfinger toupee. Definitely a Thunderball interview.
Watching lots of videos about the first 5 Bond films they made one each year so from January 62 to August 66 for YOLT It took up 6 months of Sean’s life for each one roughly As time moved on in the late 70’s early 80’s the gaps in between each future film got wider 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴❤️❤️
12:45 Sean states that The Anderson Tapes is a phenomenal success coast to coast in the USA. The movie was a flop and ended up making 2 million USD in total globally.
I have seen the Anderson Tapes several times and loved it. It was an oddball film but it crashed with the public When UA/MGM David Picker agreed that when Sean signed to do DAF Sean had free rein to make 2 films but only one was made and that crashed. It was called THE OFFENCE directed again by Sidney Lumet I think the public were still of a mindset of Sean making nothing but Bond films 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴🏴
Muy buen reportaje.. aqui hablo el actor y su oficio de artista.. yo vi a James Bond en Thunderball y leia los comics dibujados por Jaroslaw Horvath y yo tenia 10 años y creia que Connery era Bond, y era todo, pero no era asi.. .. despues con los años me di cuenta que era un actor gigante.. y la industria , el negocio del estrellato no dejaron que este actor diera todo lo que era capaz.. Sin duda en su madurez realizo trabajos magnificos despues de Bond.. pero que cruel es la industria con los actores...
Vi la ultima de Bond... son tiempos dificiles.. como son tiempos dificiles para el comic..aqui en Argentina estuvo una epoca de escuela de comics fundadora de comics como alla en la escuela del comic de los artistas de la floresta... ojala quede algo de esa alma de artistas que parieron arte ...
1:26 min, a Greek lady asked Sean if he enjoyed make MacBeth in Canada. Ok, this is quite interesting. All Greeks will asked Sean, the any kind of questions just to take a smile in return
While watching [TH-cam], throughout the years, I have not seen yet. [Or, at least], I don't remember none reporter from early (60's to late 80's), (2) asked some pretty clever questions Sean. About his job/s, except 007, and this is not just a toxic + sick + emetic phenomena I see on English speakers reporters in UK, Canada or US. Nowadays, the whole situation has turn out (2) be way (2) more toxic + emetic and poisonous phenomena in TV, by reporters who supposed they have studies under their belt. While the same time, their brain is way (2) stupid than the toxic social media the last (20 + years). If I take Sean entire filmography and stage work over the years, I can easy target more than (5) great jobs he did, except the curse of 007 which make him popular around the globe
First interview, this looks like Thunderball, which came out in '65. Goldfinger was '64.
Yup… you can tell by the toupee which is flatter and covers more of the receding hairline than the Goldfinger toupee. Definitely a Thunderball interview.
Where can I find the full clip for the first interview? I had it saved on youtube, but it's gone.
Watching lots of videos about the first 5 Bond films they made one each year so from January 62 to August 66 for YOLT
It took up 6 months of Sean’s life for each one roughly
As time moved on in the late 70’s early 80’s the gaps in between each future film got wider
🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴❤️❤️
12:45 Sean states that The Anderson Tapes is a phenomenal success coast to coast in the USA. The movie was a flop and ended up making 2 million USD in total globally.
I have seen the Anderson Tapes several times and loved it. It was an oddball film but it crashed with the public
When UA/MGM David Picker agreed that when Sean signed to do DAF Sean had free rein to make 2 films but only one was made and that crashed. It was called THE OFFENCE directed again by Sidney
Lumet
I think the public were still of a mindset of Sean making nothing but Bond films
🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴🏴
@@joanne26Agreed Anderson Tapes was well done.
He had only been away from Bond for 4 years not 8!!!
Muy buen reportaje.. aqui hablo el actor y su oficio de artista.. yo vi a James Bond en Thunderball y leia los comics dibujados por Jaroslaw Horvath y yo tenia 10 años y creia que Connery era Bond, y era todo, pero no era asi.. .. despues con los años me di cuenta que era un actor gigante.. y la industria , el negocio del estrellato no dejaron que este actor diera todo lo que era capaz.. Sin duda en su madurez realizo trabajos magnificos despues de Bond.. pero que cruel es la industria con los actores...
Vi la ultima de Bond... son tiempos dificiles.. como son tiempos dificiles para el comic..aqui en Argentina estuvo una epoca de escuela de comics fundadora de comics como alla en la escuela del comic de los artistas de la floresta... ojala quede algo de esa alma de artistas que parieron arte ...
1:26 min, a Greek lady asked Sean if he enjoyed make MacBeth in Canada. Ok, this is quite interesting. All Greeks will asked Sean, the any kind of questions just to take a smile in return
I think, he was kinda pleased being asked about other prominent works, except 007.
While watching [TH-cam], throughout the years, I have not seen yet. [Or, at least], I don't remember none reporter from early (60's to late 80's), (2) asked some pretty clever questions Sean.
About his job/s, except 007, and this is not just a toxic + sick + emetic phenomena I see on English speakers reporters in UK, Canada or US. Nowadays, the whole situation has turn out (2) be way (2) more toxic + emetic and poisonous phenomena in TV, by reporters who supposed they have studies under their belt. While the same time, their brain is way (2) stupid than the toxic social media the last (20 + years).
If I take Sean entire filmography and stage work over the years, I can easy target more than (5) great jobs he did, except the curse of 007 which make him popular around the globe