Sir Sean Connery has not been well for some time, according to his family, yet somehow he was still cool enough to die in his sleep in the Bahamas at the age of 90. I think he spoiled us with his timelessness. RIP Bond...James Bond.
@@mpdalyful1 He royally screwed up by passing on The Lord of The Rings and The Matrix because he didn't understand the stories. It always strikes me as odd when an actor who spends his/her career in the business of PRETENDING has difficulty understanding a work of fiction.
He's getting old man people need to appreciate him he's not gonna be around for to much longer! He Is one of my all time favorite actors the rock is probably in my top 5 favorite action movies
@@brucemichaelwentworth3857 oh god please!?!? Not another one of these "ive seen it in the theatre" dudes😬. They plague the comments of every movie clip on TH-cam😕
I believe he retired because Hollywood was going through some changes and Sean wanted no part of it. And I remember him saying that they we're greenlighting so many movies and giving them to incompetent people
”I got offered ‘The Lord of the Rings,’ and I turned it down because I didn’t understand it. I was offered ‘The Matrix’ - twice - and I turned it down because I didn’t understand it. I don’t understand this movie [League of Extraordinary Gentlemen], but I’ll be damned if I’m going to turn it down.”- Sean Connery
Yeah I always thought that showed an amazing lack of imagination on his part. I mean I can understand not being into The Lord Of The Rings...but not understanding it!? All he had to do to play Gandalf was what he had been doing for most of the 80s and 90s...its a father figure role...its Ramirez in Highlander, William of Baskerville, Indy's Dad, Malone in The Untouchables, Ramius in The Hunt For Red October. Ok perhaps he was sick of these kinds of roles...that's fair enough! Too bad...his loss since Ian McKellan was amazing.
Connery was one of the best things about Highlander even with his short screen time. Ramirez is one of my favorite mentor figures in movies and his chemistry with Christopher Lambert was so good since they became good friends while filming.
This is the one thing I can never forgive Connery for. He has appeared in decent films and made a positive contribution to Scotland, but I can't get past this.
Me too. i don't get all the hate it gets. Its not the most boring movie either. Then again I'm a sucker for that time period, that may have something to do with it.
It wasn't the most amazing movie I'd seen as a kid, but I wasn't half surprised when I found out how hated it was. I think it's the black halo of the production that made people think it such a stinker, and expectations set by the source material.
Sean Connery had a perfect accent in _The Hunt for Red October!_ Ramius, his character, was from Lithuania, not Russia. Everybody in that country, speaking Lithuanian, sound exactly like Sean Connery. They do now, that is.
I still think it would have been awesome if he came back to play Kincade in Skyfall. What an amazing cameo that would have been for the 50th anniversary Bond. I’ve heard a rumor it was offered to him and if you re-watch the movie, it really feels like the role was written for him.
The world is genuinely blessed to have this great person. He has given the best of filmed entertainment for the last 65 yrs. Thank you sir. You are incredible.
Watching it now after the passing of Connery. The chilling feeling when you say 'you can't go on doing things until you die' and then showing a clip of SNL spoofing Alex Trebec who passed away a few days ago. Wow, that's some prescience. Great video!
TREBEK: The categories are: "Potent Potables", "The Pen is Mightier", "Months That Start with Feb" ... CONNERY: I've gotta ask you... about the penis mightier...
Sean connery is one of my absolute favourite actors of all time. He was part of my childhood because he played the father of my childhood hero "Indiana Jones" and he was fantastic as James Bond. And the rock and the hunt for red october were also pretty great. Thank you Sean!
He was way ahead of his time, he simply got tired of seeing all the faminist BS, i don't blame him. Most of the Film's today lacks creativity, there are only remake's.
Again, so many little errors, many of which seem to have been touched on already in these comments, but one thing that drives me crazy about your otherwise quite enjoyable and entertaining (& occasionally informative!) pieces: Bad Pronunciation of things that are easy to research and/or not so hard to simply sound out. Here the first to assault my ears (monocle staying firmly in hand, mind you- expensive!) was “Anna KARENINA (ka REN (as in Kylo)- EN- AH) NOT Anna Kurennia”. Thanks for this, Sean is a great favorite of mine! ;-)
As Mr C was so well known as 007, it is easy to forget just how many movies he actually made. I really like films like The Last Crusade, The Hunt For Red October, Highlander and the Untouchables etc, plus many more. The Rock is daft, but a damn good yarn, and remains a very watchable film to this day, and as for the Man Who would Be King, well that's one of my favorite films of all time. Also, although i know it's widely panned, but i actually quite like The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. Unfortunately, since this video was uploaded, we've lost Sean, and the world will never be the same. RIP
"You're the man now dog." Might not have been huge among 12-year olds, but it definitely was a phenomenon, as it led to YTMND, which was pretty big in the 2000's.
@ Ah, okay. Waves from S. Gyle! Matthew's Chinese was a lifesaver during lockdown when all the mainstream supermarkets were running out a couple of months back. :) I walk along the canal a lot. Neil Connery still lives in Edinburgh. He goes to some of the pubs in Corstorphine - or did when they were open. I don't remember much of the old Fountainbridge TBH, because I moved here in the nineties. I think McEwans was still going. I think he'd barely recognise it with all the overpriced flats.
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@@anonb4632 never tried it mate, i just stocked my 2 freezers so i didn't have to leave my gaff ,will try it now you mentioned it tho lol..
@ It was better early on I suppose. A mate of mine needed to get a big load of shopping in just before lockdown and the main supermarkets (like Tesco Corstorphine) were getting empty shelves. I got a tip off the Chinese places were well stocked. There is some weird & exotic stuff in there, right enough, but I got flour, and some veg etc out of it. When Tesco/Sainsbury's/Scotmid were out of pasta I just bought tonnes of their noodles. The big supermarkets are back but I don't rec Tesco Cors. just now. Was in a couple of days ago and some guy was wandering around coughing. I'm told the Asda at Chesser got pretty bad at a couple of points but I've not been in there for a year! But at least I never ran out of bog roll. 😄
I always rewatch Dragonheart on my Birthday. It's tradition at this point. If I don't watch that, it tends to be something similar like Prince of Thieves or such. But I love Dragonheart, it's such a good movie.
He got old, scripts started to confuse him and he was no longer going to be offered romantic leading roles, because you know, old He rejected the role of Morpheous because the concept of the matrix made no sense too him, he said once a long time ago in a hollywood far far away, he retired because he wasn't going to be the romantic lead in movies any more. What is tragic.. he made some damn fine movies in the 90s and the league of extraordinary gentlemen ended up being his last movie which was complete and total trash. Finding forrester was one of his last movies and that too me is a far better movie for him to go out on. It is unfortunate.
But at least he didn’t accept Morpheus despite not understanding it which he could have done at that point. Easy at that point in your career to cash in and phone in.
Sean Connery, my favorite Bond is his own man. He is self-taught and confident with himself. An epitome of confidence. The man behind the saying "Bald is cool" What a man... My inspiration... God have broken the mold after making Sean..
He probably saw the way that Hollywood was moving towards social justice. Social justice without compelling stories today it's more important to show people that they are woke rather than having good stories with competent writers. If I was a classic actor I would also retire.
The best movies of Sean Connery are: "Thunderball"(1965), "You Only Live Twice"(1967), "The Untouchables"(1987), "The Hunt For Red October"(1990), "The Rock"(1996).
He was considered for the role of Kincaid in the James Bond Skyfall but it was later dropped by producers as thought his appearance would take away from the movie or be a distraction and cast Albert Finney.
Scott Knode I didn’t know that. Too bad. Even a cameo where he has no speaking parts - a man walking his dog down the street, or sitting at a cafe reading a paper would be cool
The Craig Bond have become increasingly pretentious, and "woke"... I'm not sure why he'd want to. But if they're going to do it, have him in the background drinking coffee.
What happened to Sean Connery? 😂 He’s in his mid 90’s that what happened! I’m sure if you live that long and you were a movie legend, you would want people to remember you that way, not all old needing help everywhere you go! #bestbond
dude that hitting women quote is amazing. imagine the hubris to be called out like that in a "got you" moment and just own it like a fucking legend. That man was a treasure.
Might mention that “Never Say Never” was a Connery produced project that did an end-run around the original producers by remaking the only Bond story no longer owned by them: “Thunderball”. Connery couldn’t use the Bond theme music of course.
They didn't have the rights to 'Casino Royale' either... and Fleming expressly forbade anyone from adapting the novel of 'The Spy Who Loved Me' into a film.
I dare say The Hill is Sidney Lumet's best film and the following scene is probably the best moment of Connery's entire career. th-cam.com/video/mgc44QrMe2s/w-d-xo.html
As iconic as he is/was I think he would have been horrible for both Morpheus and Gandalf. Those roles needed actors who could disappear into the character, not overshadow them with their star power. Though, seeing Sean Connery doing King Fu or fighting the Balrog would have been pretty kewl =)
I never liked the idea of a former Bond returning to occupy a reccuring role. However, I wouldn't mind seeing a former Bond one-shot part in a new film. Sam Mendes initially wanted Connery to play Kincade.
Rest In Peace ✌️Sean Connery 1930 - 2020
Hearing about his Passing definitely hit real hard. Grew up watching him as James Bond & I still say he was the Best!
Amen. We lost a.grear man, when he was called home.
POTENT POTABLES
I don't wanna accept that he is not alive
Sir Sean Connery has not been well for some time, according to his family, yet somehow he was still cool enough to die in his sleep in the Bahamas at the age of 90. I think he spoiled us with his timelessness. RIP Bond...James Bond.
Well said!!
Hate to break it to you dude he died
He worked hard, had a long career, made a lot of money, acquired millions of adoring fans and retired at the top of his game and is enjoying his life.
The man is 89 years old. He wanted to stop working at the age of 72 and who can blame him.
Connery told his agent to Tell Hollywood to fuck off if anyone asked him about his future plans after the league of extraordinary gentleman
@@mpdalyful1 He royally screwed up by passing on The Lord of The Rings and The Matrix because he didn't understand the stories. It always strikes me as odd when an actor who spends his/her career in the business of PRETENDING has difficulty understanding a work of fiction.
He walks with a stick and is very frail.
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As I write this (on Saturday, 8/22/2020), on this coming Tuesday, he will turn 90.
He lived a good life and got out at a good time.
Rest well, Sir Connery.
JoBlo created this video before Sir Sean Connery passed away
It boggles my mind that he could have been Gandalf. "You shall not Pash!"
It's a good little comment. Deserves more recognition.
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Actuall lol
"A Wishard ish never late. He arrivesh exshactly when he instendsh to."
lol!!
He died. That’s what happened. RIP my favorite 007.
He's getting old man people need to appreciate him he's not gonna be around for to much longer!
He Is one of my all time favorite actors the rock is probably in my top 5 favorite action movies
You were so right, RIP Sean Connery " Bond, James Bond"! 🙏🏽
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I love the theory that "The Rock" was about a retired (disavowed) old James Bond. It WORKS!
Its a theory as old as the film, you didn't know!?!? Dude😬
@@johnsmith-wx5fb It's strongly hinted at in the film. A British agent who went rogue and exposed Roswell and other stuff. 😄
@@anonb4632 a man as resourceful as bond could never be caged for decades
@@johnsmith-wx5fb well, I did see it in the theatre- and even then felt like it worked. So yeah, I was aware. I was just saying that I love it🙂
@@brucemichaelwentworth3857 oh god please!?!? Not another one of these "ive seen it in the theatre" dudes😬. They plague the comments of every movie clip on TH-cam😕
I believe he retired because Hollywood was going through some changes and Sean wanted no part of it. And I remember him saying that they we're greenlighting so many movies and giving them to incompetent people
”I got offered ‘The Lord of the Rings,’ and I turned it down because I didn’t understand it. I was offered ‘The Matrix’ - twice - and I turned it down because I didn’t understand it. I don’t understand this movie [League of Extraordinary Gentlemen], but I’ll be damned if I’m going to turn it down.”- Sean Connery
Ha! Is this real? I hope so
@@freeecountryy Yup. Well, at least turning down the offers (with some snooty disdain). The motivation is assumed, but pretty much on point.
Yeah I always thought that showed an amazing lack of imagination on his part. I mean I can understand not being into The Lord Of The Rings...but not understanding it!? All he had to do to play Gandalf was what he had been doing for most of the 80s and 90s...its a father figure role...its Ramirez in Highlander, William of Baskerville, Indy's Dad, Malone in The Untouchables, Ramius in The Hunt For Red October.
Ok perhaps he was sick of these kinds of roles...that's fair enough!
Too bad...his loss since Ian McKellan was amazing.
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Well to be fair, the books are a bit of a slog to get through. Maybe that's the only reference material he checked.
R.I.P. Sean Connery. I’ll never forget watching your movies back in the 80’s on The Movie Channel.
Connery was one of the best things about Highlander even with his short screen time. Ramirez is one of my favorite mentor figures in movies and his chemistry with Christopher Lambert was so good since they became good friends while filming.
The Name of the Rose is incredible, and I was blown away by Connery's performance
thats one of his best. also, the man who would be king with michael caine, ! classics
He is the reason Indiana Jones 3 is my favorite of the series and one of the most fun entertaining action adventure movies ever made.
Rip legend
I loved when he slapped Harrison Ford in the Last Crusade. "And thats for blasphemy"
That was excellent. Loved the way he called Ford "Junior".
"Welcome to the Rock." Connery has the most famous Scottish Brogue accent ever.
If you already said brogue, you dont need to say accent. Its like saying i love this big mac burger
"Brogue" is Irish anyway.
@@ferociousgumby it isnt exclusive to the irish accent. It's a word to be used instead of accent.
@Jim McCracken you don't know what you're talking about phil
@Jim McCracken yeah yeah why dont you phil McCracken and get it over with. The word Brogue does not have to follow the word Irish.
He happily retired ..He plays golf in the Bahamas where he has a home. He deserves it!
"Irish and Scottish is close enough" ... never say that in either Scotland, or Ireland ;)
As an Irishman: yes. You are correct
I fear for this narrator.
Say whatever whenever where ever. Watchu gonna do boud id?
Just tell them they're all Celtic twits, and the British have always owned them! I'm joking!
One is English the other has its own language so yeah a bit off
This does not age well, does it?
Damn...
Nope it doesn't
Sean Connery's redemption came in the form of the "From Russia With Love Video Game" which came out in 2005. He recorded all new dialog for the game.
Doesn't count.
RIP Sean Connery,one of the most respectable personalities in the history of showbusiness is sadly gone now. I feel I need to catch up on his movies.
"if you choose to accept it"? That's Mission Impossible, not James Bond
A wizard did it.
@@Rebar77_real No, he wasn't in the Lord of the Rings
Yes! Jos46664's movie trivia knowledge K.O's the narrator!
he was referencing the spy craze of the mid-1960s that James Bond inspired. I lived through it as a kid and it was incredible.
@@MrEab2010 wasnt it SHOULD you choose to accept it?
He did what Gene Hackman did, he just decided to live life, respect to them :)
Sean Connery was the best Bond
Sorry - Timothy Dalton was my favourite (being an 80s kid et al....)
@@IngoFilmfreak I was around in the eighties but just no... I like Dalton but his Bond was a bit miscast.
Shmack! Neat, sound effects can have an accent. :)
He's the original after that maybe Pierce Bronsman.
Said everyone's dad ever.
You know what, “I haven’t changed my opinion.” Is one of the best replies ever.
lol, the interviewer was all ready for a denial...not Sean.
Can't put the toothpaste back in the tube
@@AlexRides808 He doesn't have to, as he didn't say anything wrong.
sometimes ya just gotta slap a bitch. lol
This is the one thing I can never forgive Connery for. He has appeared in decent films and made a positive contribution to Scotland, but I can't get past this.
Bond may also have been half Scottish because Fleming was half Scottish, his father Valentine was from Fife.
Did Indiana know his father was such a badass?
When you realize that a young sean connery looks like a combination of Jon Hamm and Hugh Jackman.
The greatest Bond. The only Bond I could watch over and over again. RIP Sean
I quite like league of extraordinary gentlemen.
I had no problem with it. I enjoyed it a lot.
Me too. i don't get all the hate it gets. Its not the most boring movie either. Then again I'm a sucker for that time period, that may have something to do with it.
great comic, lousy film, but Connery was great
Here fuckin' here.
It wasn't the most amazing movie I'd seen as a kid, but I wasn't half surprised when I found out how hated it was. I think it's the black halo of the production that made people think it such a stinker, and expectations set by the source material.
"Mission should you choose to accept it" is Mission Impossible not James Bond
Who cares? Not everyone has seen the “Mission Impossible” series or films. I don’t mind a spy line homage
The man is a legend, and I have nothing but complete respect for him. I wish him many more happy healthy years.
he got old like humans tend to do.
Show him a picture of Larry King and it will all make sense to him I promise.
Sean Connery had a perfect accent in _The Hunt for Red October!_
Ramius, his character, was from Lithuania, not Russia. Everybody in that country, speaking Lithuanian, sound exactly like Sean Connery.
They do now, that is.
Came here after hearing the sad news of his passing. Loved his Bond movies and the Rock.
Who's here after he's passed away, Rip Sean Connery (1930-2020)
I had such a crush on him when I was little. He just aged so well! Even looks better in old than young just because of his beautiful eyes! It's crazy
One of the worlds greatest actors and thee best Bond to have graced the big screen. Never forgotten. Forever missed. RIP
Great documentary JoBlo!! I watched it to the end! Thanks!!
I still think it would have been awesome if he came back to play Kincade in Skyfall. What an amazing cameo that would have been for the 50th anniversary Bond. I’ve heard a rumor it was offered to him and if you re-watch the movie, it really feels like the role was written for him.
RIP CONERY. Very well put together documentary and narrating.
We could've had a Scottish Gandalf.
We could've even had a Scottish Morpheus
@@enigmaoverride1481 He was meant to be The Engineer not Morpheus.
*"SSSHHYOU SHALL NOT PASSSSSHHHHH!!!!!!!!*
@@newbiechu7024 I read some sources say he was also offered the role of Morpheus
Thankfully not though. He would have been phoning it in by the Two Towers
The world is genuinely blessed to have this great person. He has given the best of filmed entertainment for the last 65 yrs. Thank you sir. You are incredible.
His eyebrows in the early b/w work were insane. They're noticeably less gigantic as he gets closer to being James bond.
Just found this channel last night and I have been binge watching all the WTF's lol . Thank you for your hard work , keep up the good work !!
RIP Sir Sean Connery aka The Real James Bond in the cinematic history who made my childhood 💔
Watching it now after the passing of Connery. The chilling feeling when you say 'you can't go on doing things until you die' and then showing a clip of SNL spoofing Alex Trebec who passed away a few days ago. Wow, that's some prescience. Great video!
“You’re the man now dog” look it up & find the website to see you were not the only person obsessed with that line.
The categories are: “Potent Potables”, “Therapists”, and “Literature”… Mr. Connery why don’t you pick…
I’ll take “The Rapists” for $200!
Haha! SNL
@@lmc2664 i never knew HaHa and snl went together
TREBEK: The categories are: "Potent Potables", "The Pen is Mightier", "Months That Start with Feb" ...
CONNERY: I've gotta ask you... about the penis mightier...
@@JTCurtisMusic Category "Catch these Men" Connery: "I'll take Catch the Semen for 800"
Well, the game is afoot. I'll take Anal Bum Cover for 7000.
Sean connery is one of my absolute favourite actors of all time.
He was part of my childhood because he played the father of my childhood hero "Indiana Jones"
and he was fantastic as James Bond. And the rock and the hunt for red october were also pretty great.
Thank you Sean!
This man makes me proud to be Scottish, except highlander 2 that is.
RIP Sir Sean Connery, so many great film moments.
Thanks!
He was way ahead of his time, he simply got tired of seeing all the faminist BS, i don't blame him. Most of the Film's today lacks creativity, there are only remake's.
I have to say, Mr Blo, thank you for claiming the title system of "WTF happened to". You are really doing it justice!
Again, so many little errors, many of which seem to have been touched on already in these comments, but one thing that drives me crazy about your otherwise quite enjoyable and entertaining (& occasionally informative!) pieces: Bad Pronunciation of things that are easy to research and/or not so hard to simply sound out. Here the first to assault my ears (monocle staying firmly in hand, mind you- expensive!) was “Anna KARENINA (ka REN (as in Kylo)- EN- AH) NOT Anna Kurennia”. Thanks for this, Sean is a great favorite of mine! ;-)
Great wee video to watch during the lockdoon pal. 👍🏻🏴 no bagpipe emote yet?
Sean Connery is like a bottle of fine wine! Better with each passing year...
Father Time happened, that’s all. He’s coming for us all so enjoy while you can because it creeps up faster than you think.
As Mr C was so well known as 007, it is easy to forget just how many movies he actually made. I really like films like The Last Crusade, The Hunt For Red October, Highlander and the Untouchables etc, plus many more. The Rock is daft, but a damn good yarn, and remains a very watchable film to this day, and as for the Man Who would Be King, well that's one of my favorite films of all time. Also, although i know it's widely panned, but i actually quite like The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. Unfortunately, since this video was uploaded, we've lost Sean, and the world will never be the same. RIP
"You're the man now dog." Might not have been huge among 12-year olds, but it definitely was a phenomenon, as it led to YTMND, which was pretty big in the 2000's.
bruh... don't say "the formula works" when we getting a female 007 next... They killed it like Smeagol kills his prey.
Who’s here after he passed away
Sean Connery , you will always be remembered as bond and so much more
He retired, end of story, i live along the road from where his old flat was in Edinburgh Scotland..
I'm down at Fountainbridge on a regular basis and walk past his plaque.
@@anonb4632 I'm at longstone just 5 mins along the road
@ Ah, okay. Waves from S. Gyle! Matthew's Chinese was a lifesaver during lockdown when all the mainstream supermarkets were running out a couple of months back. :) I walk along the canal a lot.
Neil Connery still lives in Edinburgh. He goes to some of the pubs in Corstorphine - or did when they were open.
I don't remember much of the old Fountainbridge TBH, because I moved here in the nineties. I think McEwans was still going. I think he'd barely recognise it with all the overpriced flats.
@@anonb4632 never tried it mate, i just stocked my 2 freezers so i didn't have to leave my gaff ,will try it now you mentioned it tho lol..
@ It was better early on I suppose. A mate of mine needed to get a big load of shopping in just before lockdown and the main supermarkets (like Tesco Corstorphine) were getting empty shelves. I got a tip off the Chinese places were well stocked. There is some weird & exotic stuff in there, right enough, but I got flour, and some veg etc out of it. When Tesco/Sainsbury's/Scotmid were out of pasta I just bought tonnes of their noodles. The big supermarkets are back but I don't rec Tesco Cors. just now. Was in a couple of days ago and some guy was wandering around coughing. I'm told the Asda at Chesser got pretty bad at a couple of points but I've not been in there for a year!
But at least I never ran out of bog roll. 😄
Thank you very much JoBlo for this channel, I already Subscribed with 5 stars and my bell is waiting for your rings. Kaisy / San Francisco
Thank you for this video on my favorite actor of all time...🇵🇷❤👍
Probably one of the best videos I've seen in 2 years
Sean is my favorite James Bond
He IS James Bond.
OK Joe, you got me, I'm newly subbed. You got me with your Joeblo WTF Joebio docs. Hope to see more of those.
I always rewatch Dragonheart on my Birthday. It's tradition at this point.
If I don't watch that, it tends to be something similar like Prince of Thieves or such.
But I love Dragonheart, it's such a good movie.
He got old, scripts started to confuse him and he was no longer going to be offered romantic leading roles, because you know, old
He rejected the role of Morpheous because the concept of the matrix made no sense too him, he said once a long time ago in a hollywood far far away, he retired because he wasn't going to be the romantic lead in movies any more.
What is tragic.. he made some damn fine movies in the 90s and the league of extraordinary gentlemen ended up being his last movie which was complete and total trash. Finding forrester was one of his last movies and that too me is a far better movie for him to go out on. It is unfortunate.
Finding Forrester was fantastic.
LXG would forever be a classic to me.
But at least he didn’t accept Morpheus despite not understanding it which he could have done at that point. Easy at that point in your career to cash in and phone in.
League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is great, IMO. Very underrated. And Connery is perfect as Quartermain.
True legends always leaves a impact in the heart, mind as well as the soul.
Sean Connery, my favorite Bond is his own man. He is self-taught and confident with himself. An epitome of confidence. The man behind the saying "Bald is cool"
What a man... My inspiration...
God have broken the mold after making Sean..
Don't overlook The Russia House, an amiable and slow espionage yarn, a little like Gorky Park.
Hi man, love your videos! :) I was wondering could u make a WTF Happened to Dustin Hoffman? :)
He probably saw the way that Hollywood was moving towards social justice. Social justice without compelling stories today it's more important to show people that they are woke rather than having good stories with competent writers. If I was a classic actor I would also retire.
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The best movies of Sean Connery are: "Thunderball"(1965), "You Only Live Twice"(1967), "The Untouchables"(1987), "The Hunt For Red October"(1990), "The Rock"(1996).
Rest in peace Sir Sean Connery🙏🖤. The best Bond ever
If he'd done Lord Of The Rings, he couldn't have come back for The Hobbit.
YTMND at 18:59 . You're welcome, dog.
I’d love to see a small cameo in a Bond film as his last appearance. A final thank you to all his fans.
He was considered for the role of Kincaid in the James Bond Skyfall but it was later dropped by producers as thought his appearance would take away from the movie or be a distraction and cast Albert Finney.
Scott Knode I didn’t know that. Too bad. Even a cameo where he has no speaking parts - a man walking his dog down the street, or sitting at a cafe reading a paper would be cool
The Craig Bond have become increasingly pretentious, and "woke"... I'm not sure why he'd want to. But if they're going to do it, have him in the background drinking coffee.
What happened to
Sean Connery? 😂
He’s in his mid 90’s that what happened! I’m sure if you live that long and you were a movie legend, you would want people to remember you that way, not all old needing help everywhere you go!
#bestbond
Sean NEEDS to do SNL’s Celebrity Jeopardy playing himself 🤣🤘🤣
He's awesome 😍💙, I ALWAYS loved his voice.
Another stellar WTF. Keep these coming!
RIP Sir Sean Connery ..you will forever be Bond James Bond💔💔💔💔💔💔💔
dude that hitting women quote is amazing. imagine the hubris to be called out like that in a "got you" moment and just own it like a fucking legend. That man was a treasure.
Didn't he turn down roles in movies that turned out to be massive hits and then star in the epic bomb that was League of Extraordinary Gentlemen?
He said he didn’t understand LOTR. He said “WTF is a hobbit?”
Ya but he still did Sir Billi so he finished on a high
Wait a minute, did you watch the video too?!
@@YankeesFan0620 Ugh... He really said that? Lol
I’m not sure if he used the f word, but he said in an interview that he didn’t understand it
Me watching with less than three minutes left: "So... they're not going to bring up...?"
JoBlo: 23:00
Me: "Ahh... there we go."
RIP Sean Connery!
Sean off playing golf and dishing out open-handed slaps to mouthy women. My hero.
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Might mention that “Never Say Never” was a Connery produced project that did an end-run around the original producers by remaking the only Bond story no longer owned by them: “Thunderball”. Connery couldn’t use the Bond theme music of course.
They didn't have the rights to 'Casino Royale' either... and Fleming expressly forbade anyone from adapting the novel of 'The Spy Who Loved Me' into a film.
Great vid. The Hill is a masterpiece.
his best performance IMO.
I dare say The Hill is Sidney Lumet's best film and the following scene is probably the best moment of Connery's entire career.
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Ricardo Cantoral I agree, but for me its the last shot of the film that really nerved me.
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A truly acting virtuoso. Quite brilliant!
Saw this video like a month ago and out of nowhere he passes away now 🤦🏾♂️ Rip
I will explain it to you slowly: he is 90 years old. Did You get it? 90 YEARS OLD....
As iconic as he is/was I think he would have been horrible for both Morpheus and Gandalf.
Those roles needed actors who could disappear into the character, not overshadow them with their star power.
Though, seeing Sean Connery doing King Fu or fighting the Balrog would have been pretty kewl =)
He’s a national treasure
Priceless and buried in the ground..
very very good video thanks for all those interesting yet funny videos
I think it would be amazing if Sean would comeback as "M" in the Bond franchise
No
I never liked the idea of a former Bond returning to occupy a reccuring role. However, I wouldn't mind seeing a former Bond one-shot part in a new film. Sam Mendes initially wanted Connery to play Kincade.
Thank you for this excellent critique.