Sean was a close friend of mine. He was a huge character on and off the screen. When he was asked I'm the interview about how he helps people he didn't mention any of the work he's done. That is the sign of a true philanthropist. On the ride home after this interview, we were talking and he wondered why Boris was even there. Sean was a true gentleman and he didn't belittle Boris on the set, although he easily could have. He was the most humble person I have ever known.
@@jamesjameson4566 I'm telling the truth, I swear. How would I know he was born 25th August 1930, as Thomas Connery, and that he was referred to as Tommy in his youth. His first job was as a milkman with the St Cuthbert’s Co-Operative Society in Edinburgh that's where I met him and we became friends for life. Sean and myself worked as coffin polishers, but there was no life in it. That was just before he got into acting. He also did various small jobs in-between. He was in the navy for eg. We both got tattoos saying "Scotland forever" How would I know these things if I didn't know our Sean.
Sean was the best at whatever he did. Level headed, not ashamed to play any part and he had dignity. Always read the room from the off. A true gentleman. The world is a much poorer place for his passing. RIP Sean.
@@Merylcaineso he was making it up when he said, in a Playboy magazine interview: “I don’t think there is anything particularly wrong in hitting a woman, though I don’t recommend you do it in the same way you hit a man…You don’t do it with a clenched fist. You do it with an open hand…”. That’s OK then 🙄
The Yorkshireman did actually pay it back. They were both walking through Liverpool and a bunch of muggers appeared. Quick as a flash, the Yorkshireman said "ere yar lad, that's t'tenner I owe yer".
@user-kz4ke8mg4r It's hard to disagree with that description mate! Another difference is they drone on about Geoffrey Boycott, as if the boring bugger is some kind of hero!
The Original, and the Greatest 007/Bond actor of them all, imho. For me Daniel Craig runs a close 2nd, but I’ll never be able to not think of him as the man with no name in ‘Layer Cake’. Always hoped for a sequel to that movie, in which he survives, marries the girl, and then tracks down the guy who shot him, and then figures out which of his former friends betrayed him. That would have been another epic film.
@@garyt123 'two political heavyweights and Boris" if the Bodger was included as a heavyweight, why would his name have been singled out? Clearly English comprehension isn't your strong suit
I once saw an interview when Sean Connery was asked why he gave a million from Diamonds are Forever to o a Scottish trust and his reply endeared me to him forever. 'I have enough money,' he said. 'I don't need any more.' His response epitomised an attitude that died out with the emergence of Thatcher. After her, acquisition of wealth was the be all and end all. Nobody was satisfied any more.
@@DM-ur8vc A million pounds. Such payments should always be so 'gratuitous'. I think your comment is a little mean,considering he didn't have to give a penny.
@@DM-ur8vc He donated the money in 1970 or thereabouts. At that time it was an astonishing amount. Also at that time he hadn't avoided any great sum in tax, certainly not as much as others who would never donate a fraction as much. Also, at that time nothing was known of his other peccadilloes or of any difficulties between him and other actors. What I saw was a man with heart enough to donate a million when a million really was a million. A man who said he had enough money. Whether he changed his mind is irrelevant. At the time I formed my opinion I thought his was a noble act. Still do.
When they tried to whiten the webbing with whitewash, you could feel that thru the screen! The RSM faces down a riot and leaves them singing "kiss me goodnight sergeant major"...
Apparently Boris Johnson was only invited on stage to take the coffee order. He sat down without being asked. They just couldn't get rid of him. A characteristic that stayed with him through his political career.
Sir Sean Connery at its best: distinguished, hilarious and witty. Everything bozo lacks. He talks to bozo for what he is: a spoiled brad from Eton! Bullseye!!!
Everyone with any sense can see through Boris's fool act you DONT get where hes been and is by being Dumb! The fool act is used to fool FOOLS into being distracted from ones true intentions 👨🏫
@@StickyBud9395 I love that film. Caine and Connery were fantastic together. Big Tam was a great bloke, a real man, they just don't make them like that anymore. Mores the pity.
@@xxx-pliskin-sniper-xxx8538 Imagine having to explain to Barbra Walters, a women who didn't know how to just leave it alone, about women not knowing how to just leave it alone.
Amazing how he completely humiliated Boris Johnson. These Tories have been raised to think they are superior to everyone else, but Connery let him know that this wasn't the case.
@@sickoftheleftwingscum You see, as a tory voter you can only think tory or labour, even while this union has 3 other countries in it, all you can come up with is must be a labour voter, while i neither vote labour or tory.......and of course having the gall of a tory to actually try and play the victum card while your party has overturned trans rights in Scotland, made protesting a crime, has a population bigger that Scotland waiting on the NHS, and will not feed hungry children while allowing them to attend dangerous school that could come down on their heads atcany minute, and of course the thousands dead in care homes because your tory chum Johnson put brexit before covid, that cme from the mouth of Gove who would not lie at a recent committee hearing as he knows jail time might be on the cards once these carehomes deaths hearings are concluded......so you don't get to to stand on any moral high ground while defending these criminal........oh dear, did i upset you with facts. Lo!
8:20 Sean says to Bojo, "your going to be the chief of the party", makes you wonder from who exactly calls the shots years in advanced over Worldly affairs of the political tapestry of the future because it sure as hell ain't the electorate!!! No need for a crystal ball here! Bojo what a W⚓ ✊💦
I'm English and recognised the presenter, James Bond and a Royle comedian but the blonde guy needs a makeover, You won't get anywhere in politics with a mop like that. Try comedy or acting perhaps?
I honestly think he would have been far happier if he had went into TV or presenting. As he has the wit and personality for it, along with the need to be liked. However he does not have the work ethic, steadfastness, maturity or moral backbone needed to be a good or even compatent PM. It is well known that even at collage he was he was a "fippertigibibit" and a tomfool and clown, and someone who flew by the seat of his pants and got by by being who he was rather that what he acheived through academic endeavor. I think he only pursued politics becase there was an expectation on him through friends and family, and he probably believed in the yes prime minister scketch where jim hacker is told that as PM ; "there we're lots of things he was expected to do, meany things he should do, but very little he HAS to do" [sic], and thought that being PM was just a matter of delegation and showing up to be lorded. In short i think he wanted the title of prime minister, but not the actual job and everything that that needs and requires. Which, unfortunately for the country.... is everything that he lackes
@@rainblaze. Thanks for your insights, l do not follow politics as you probably gathered from my superficial remarks . Your personality breakdown seems very analytical.
@@rainblaze. That might go some way to explain his Jimmy Savile crack in parliament. Also, on the eve of Brexit he wrote two articles for his paper, one on the benefit of staying in EU and the other the joys of leaving. He is a chameleon.
@@davepowell7168 Dave, if you're going to attempt 'jokes' like that they need to be at least partly credible. Claiming Boris isn't recognisable, isn't. It might work for you at school, but when you leave you'll have to raise your comedy game.
The wisdom was stowed away for later. His government want people to stay local and not move around, so they have nothing to compare their circumstances with. The current government needs removing from all spheres of influence. Dodgy as ...
Rip Sirs Sean And Roger. I had always wanted to see one cameo or a reunion or just one scene of: Sean, Roger, George, Timothy, Pierce, and Daniel. Just one time. Maybe to announce the newest Bond. But C’est La Vie.
Loved how the one time BJ thought he'd outsmarted him with "James Bond went to Eton" and repeated it several times until it was acknowledged, Connery simply deflects with "Of course he went to Eton". That was the point! Fleming didn't want Connery to play his Eton educated fictional spy, because Sean wasn't from that world. BJ seemed to get confused and think Sean Connery was James Bond, and he went to Eton, so it was hypocritical to put Fleming down for attending. Infantile debating skills from BJ.
I've always had a huge crush on Mr. Connery. 🥰I never knew he was voted sexist man at 73! My dad would just ❤that he was such a big fan to. That's where my luv began watching His movies with my dad. He's passed now when I was in my teens. But all my friends always thought he looked like Sean Connery, and being ladies man he just loved that lol, I love you dad🥰❤and Sean.
I recently saw Sean Connery in Woman of Straw with Gina Lollobrigida and Ralph Richardson. I enjoyed the Beethoven music, the huge English mansion and the exotic sea scenes around Majorca. Connery plays the bad guy. Well acted all around. Worth a watch.
@@dfisher1981 Evil tends to do that to people. Especially when they are carrying out evil for other interests, like, cough, the World Economic Forum that both BJ and TB are members of.
Ricky Tomlinson having the best time is great.
What a pleasure to see this superb interview. Such class and wit from Sean, we'll no see his like again. Thank you for posting.
you're welcome, Cliff
Sean was a close friend of mine. He was a huge character on and off the screen. When he was asked I'm the interview about how he helps people he didn't mention any of the work he's done. That is the sign of a true philanthropist.
On the ride home after this interview, we were talking and he wondered why Boris was even there.
Sean was a true gentleman and he didn't belittle Boris on the set, although he easily could have.
He was the most humble person I have ever known.
Name checks out
@@jamesjameson4566 huh?
What do you mean. How would I know all the info about him.
@@Billy_Bull_Sheeter your name is not filling me with much confidence to believe you
@@jamesjameson4566 I'm telling the truth, I swear.
How would I know he was born 25th August 1930, as Thomas Connery, and that
he was referred to as Tommy in his youth.
His first job was as a milkman with the St Cuthbert’s Co-Operative Society in Edinburgh that's where I met him and we became friends for life.
Sean and myself worked as coffin polishers, but there was no life in it.
That was just before he got into acting.
He also did various small jobs in-between.
He was in the navy for eg.
We both got tattoos saying "Scotland forever"
How would I know these things if I didn't know our Sean.
@@Billy_Bull_Sheeter wasn't he called big tam?
Sean was the best at whatever he did. Level headed, not ashamed to play any part and he had dignity. Always read the room from the off. A true gentleman. The world is a much poorer place for his passing. RIP Sean.
And enjoyed a good shlap
AND..... the most beautiful English speaker of all time.
Yep. He was a known wife beater, sadly. @@Optics21
@@ShazWagfalse
@@Merylcaineso he was making it up when he said, in a Playboy magazine interview: “I don’t think there is anything particularly wrong in hitting a woman, though I don’t recommend you do it in the same way you hit a man…You don’t do it with a clenched fist. You do it with an open hand…”. That’s OK then 🙄
The man who would be king.
Proof that BORIS was always a TOOL .
funny way to spell 'cunt'
Thank you for the upload great interview
What happens when a Yorkshireman owes a Scottsman a tenner . Great story 👏
The Yorkshireman did actually pay it back. They were both walking through Liverpool and a bunch of muggers appeared. Quick as a flash, the Yorkshireman said "ere yar lad, that's t'tenner I owe yer".
I knew a Scot, and he was a Scott.
@user-kz4ke8mg4r
It's hard to disagree with that description mate! Another difference is they drone on about Geoffrey Boycott, as if the boring bugger is some kind of hero!
@user-kz4ke8mg4ras a Yorkshireman I would say that is absolutely right! In fact our most used saying is “How much???”
@@Tawny6702 Lol!
Sean talks about what it takes to be a professional actor, And Boris just sat there and took it all to heart! 🍷👍
Like the part about making an ass of yourself?
@@jjryan1352
He especially nailed that part as PM.
I think it was another part of the body he was referring to
The one word he's not allowed to say, and Boris Johnson is right there next to him.
Cxnt?
Great bloke Mr Connery
When someone mentions 007, I think of Sean Connery without hesitation.
Yes he was the best in that as well as the Untouchables.
Arguably "The Best" in many eyes
he was the only show in town....moore wasnt bad either ..in fairness
@@jamescopen9817 And the great LAZENBY
The Original, and the Greatest 007/Bond actor of them all, imho. For me Daniel Craig runs a close 2nd, but I’ll never be able to not think of him as the man with no name in ‘Layer Cake’. Always hoped for a sequel to that movie, in which he survives, marries the girl, and then tracks down the guy who shot him, and then figures out which of his former friends betrayed him. That would have been another epic film.
You could say Sir Sean Connery was literally ahead of his time!
Oh very much so, in many regards! The man was rightfully brilliant!!
What a waste, a man with a license to kill sat next to Boris and not taking the opportunity.
A very good line up, even for Parky.
Two political heavyweights and Boris.
You can see Boris is totally lost "Tenement's" what f@@k are those
De Pfeffel is hardly a political "heavyweight". More of a political shitty little upstart.
@@garyt123 'two political heavyweights and Boris" if the Bodger was included as a heavyweight, why would his name have been singled out?
Clearly English comprehension isn't your strong suit
@@stephenhathaway269 He he, totally correct. Went completely over my head. Well pointed out!
Yeah, two out of three ain't bad.
Sean Connery.... Pure class 👍
Agreed he was his own man, and he takes no crap.
boris jonstone ...pure ass
Fantastic advocate for domestic abuse
A league of extraordinary Gentlemen was an underrated classic. Such a great film 👍
I once saw an interview when Sean Connery was asked why he gave a million from Diamonds are Forever to o a Scottish trust and his reply endeared me to him forever. 'I have enough money,' he said. 'I don't need any more.' His response epitomised an attitude that died out with the emergence of Thatcher. After her, acquisition of wealth was the be all and end all. Nobody was satisfied any more.
That's better than someone deciding for you how much you should have.
@@DM-ur8vc A million pounds. Such payments should always be so 'gratuitous'. I think your comment is a little mean,considering he didn't have to give a penny.
@@DM-ur8vc He donated the money in 1970 or thereabouts. At that time it was an astonishing amount. Also at that time he hadn't avoided any great sum in tax, certainly not as much as others who would never donate a fraction as much. Also, at that time nothing was known of his other peccadilloes or of any difficulties between him and other actors. What I saw was a man with heart enough to donate a million when a million really was a million. A man who said he had enough money. Whether he changed his mind is irrelevant. At the time I formed my opinion I thought his was a noble act. Still do.
@@quaid667you mean wages?
@@diskgrinder I mean communism.
If only we could send 007 to see Boris on a professional basis.
There are literally hundreds of people that 007 could see before Boris.
@@pboo2607 You may be rright, but Bumbling Boris would do for now.
i'm afraid Roger Moore is dead
Boris is the type of person Bond works for...
You have totally missed the very obvious point.
@@dayleclarke4433
'The Offence' - Connery plays a detective sergeant. One of his best films.
Bleak film. but, like The Hill, a small masterpiece.
@@alfredttarski4521 Great director (the Hill) Sidney Lumet.
Filmed where I lived in Wildridings and Great Hollands in Bracknell in 1972.....an incredible film with great acting.
good call along with 'the hill' his best work
When they tried to whiten the webbing with whitewash, you could feel that thru the screen!
The RSM faces down a riot and leaves them singing "kiss me goodnight sergeant major"...
Apparently Boris Johnson was only invited on stage to take the coffee order. He sat down without being asked. They just couldn't get rid of him. A characteristic that stayed with him through his political career.
@@englishorchard-haze4708 This is like saying a pilot does not love his country because he is mostly abroad.
@@englishorchard-haze4708so by that token, all of the ambassadors worldwide just hate their own country? What a dimwitted mediocre comment you make
@@englishorchard-haze4708how much time has Boris spent in England since he have up being PM? I’ll give you a clue; not very much at all.
Well said.
Snarky, a tad Cold, your statement, also true, in some ways, 😬…
Sean Connery saw through Bojo’s bs before the rest of the UK did.
Most Scots saw through Bojochio and his ilk long ago to be fair.
@@MaBaKar As did a good number of Northern English.
@@juanitoingles9853 Based on the fact that they swiched to voting the tories in 2019 i think not
@@martaantoci Yeah..kind of dumb to say yeah northern english saw through when the entire country went tory
@@Cokecakepopcorn 43% of votes cast isn't an entire country. Not even close.
Sir Sean Connery at its best: distinguished, hilarious and witty. Everything bozo lacks. He talks to bozo for what he is: a spoiled brad from Eton! Bullseye!!!
Man from lrish background accepts a knighthood, thank god for the Bowies of these lslands
" They have great 👍 👌 taste." Nice One, Sunshine 🌞
Iv always seen through Boris's 'fool' act. You can tell by the amount of times he knows to be very quiet. Just like here....
Everyone with any sense can see through Boris's fool act you DONT get where hes been and is by being Dumb! The fool act is used to fool FOOLS into being distracted from ones true intentions 👨🏫
Boris understood that Parky was speaking to Sean and was just being respectful......something you seem unable to grasp 😂😂😂
"I have no animosity to you" says Big Sean while scowling. Totally melting BJ's comprehension. Imagine Sean vs him in PMQ's.
He says "I have no resentment"
@@El--Grimaldi Timecode?
@@DM-ur8vc you must be joking -Johnson was well out of his depth and looked like a complete clot
@@DM-ur8vc you may dislike Connery but Johnson is a disgrace by any decent standard
The Hill was Seans best film his acting was brilliant
When he died, it didn't get a mention. Have you seen "The offence"?
I disagree , The Man Who Would Be King gets my vote .
Brilliant Film
I second that.
@@StickyBud9395 I love that film. Caine and Connery were fantastic together.
Big Tam was a great bloke, a real man, they just don't make them like that anymore. Mores the pity.
Class never dies. Mr's Connery and Tomlinson have/had that in spades.
Johnson is not fit to clean these guys shoes.
Then I guess that you too think it’s okay to hit a woman. Sean Connery the woman beater.
BOJO the clown would make an excellent villain , takes one to know one.
Never has a truer word been censored !!
What a shame the two best of the evening gone. May they rest in peace
A world without Sean Connery somehow feels worse
A world with Boris feel even worse
You only live twice.
Yes no bruised lady's.
@@bonnie3447 👋 “I’ll shlap ya shilly”
@@xxx-pliskin-sniper-xxx8538 Imagine having to explain to Barbra Walters, a women who didn't know how to just leave it alone, about women not knowing how to just leave it alone.
3 great men on this show... not sure how bj ended up on the show with those gents
Bad casting. Johnson spoils the view.
An unapologetic woman beater and an ex-member of the National Front?
Yeah.
Great men. they deserve their place alongside the fascist clown.
MR FOAD GOOD ONE 😂👏 I THINK 👀7 SHOULD HAVE BEEN PRIME MINISTER😁👍
How are they GREAT MEN ? BBC propaganda
@@jonb4155 k
There will never be a Bond like Sean 💗
Amazing how he completely humiliated Boris Johnson. These Tories have been raised to think they are superior to everyone else, but Connery let him know that this wasn't the case.
sooo you don`t like BJ?
A real man like Sean wouldn't see that degenerate pile of pig excrement in his way.
'Take it in the spirit it's meant.' 😀
you think it's right to take cheap shots at somebody who hasn't been personal about you so what does that make you ! 😏
The way Boris quickly resembled a 12 year old.
God he's so genuine. You don't see this shit from actors in 2024
Ricky got Seans jib at Johnson Eton days instantly......glorious.
Connery putting his hand on Johnson's knee and asking him how it was a Eton............subtle and to the point. Lol
Not a bad joke from someone who obviously votes Labour the party that made homasexuality legal by the way ! 🥒😲🤪
@@sickoftheleftwingscum You see, as a tory voter you can only think tory or labour, even while this union has 3 other countries in it, all you can come up with is must be a labour voter, while i neither vote labour or tory.......and of course having the gall of a tory to actually try and play the victum card while your party has overturned trans rights in Scotland, made protesting a crime, has a population bigger that Scotland waiting on the NHS, and will not feed hungry children while allowing them to attend dangerous school that could come down on their heads atcany minute, and of course the thousands dead in care homes because your tory chum Johnson put brexit before covid, that cme from the mouth of Gove who would not lie at a recent committee hearing as he knows jail time might be on the cards once these carehomes deaths hearings are concluded......so you don't get to to stand on any moral high ground while defending these criminal........oh dear, did i upset you with facts. Lo!
@@sickoftheleftwingscumare you in favour of recriminalisation then? 🤔
@@319metresMWperhaps just a bit of restriction. Privacy of one’s home etc. Not all over the place like here in Brighton.
@@319metresMW yes !
8:20 Sean says to Bojo, "your going to be the chief of the party", makes you wonder from who exactly calls the shots years in advanced over Worldly affairs of the political tapestry of the future because it sure as hell ain't the electorate!!! No need for a crystal ball here!
Bojo what a W⚓ ✊💦
It seems like he meant it as a joke - audience even laughing?
Seans family hime is just up the road from me hes never lost his Edinburgh sense of humour ❤
In Stiches! "The one word we're not allowed to use!" lol What a legend, rip
Which TWAT r u talking about ?
Lol
Boris to be prime minister so Scotland can go independent the foresight of Mr Connery 🤣🏴
Boris "something about Mary" Johnson
Sean had Boris sussed right out even back then.
What great pity Johnson the johnson spoiled the show merely by being there
You could say the same about earth.
As usual
Very good point about those that get out but dont reflect properly.
Sean Connery 007, great man very humble to the end RIP
The fools hair was sticking up even then!
I think he did that in purpose. It was to Exact as Alfalfa…
Sooooo good! Thank you for posting! I laughed SO much! 👍
you're very welcome, Kaffra
@@Scot-Tube Great stuff, but probably because that Scoch was actually strong, lol
The fear in Boris. Love it
The best bond
Fascinating looking channel, keep up the great work!
More like a very restrained pop at him rather than 'remorselessly mocking'.
I'm English and recognised the presenter, James Bond and a Royle comedian but the blonde guy needs a makeover,
You won't get anywhere in politics with a mop like that. Try comedy or acting perhaps?
I honestly think he would have been far happier if he had went into TV or presenting. As he has the wit and personality for it, along with the need to be liked. However he does not have the work ethic, steadfastness, maturity or moral backbone needed to be a good or even compatent PM. It is well known that even at collage he was he was a "fippertigibibit" and a tomfool and clown, and someone who flew by the seat of his pants and got by by being who he was rather that what he acheived through academic endeavor. I think he only pursued politics becase there was an expectation on him through friends and family, and he probably believed in the yes prime minister scketch where jim hacker is told that as PM ; "there we're lots of things he was expected to do, meany things he should do, but very little he HAS to do" [sic], and thought that being PM was just a matter of delegation and showing up to be lorded.
In short i think he wanted the title of prime minister, but not the actual job and everything that that needs and requires. Which, unfortunately for the country.... is everything that he lackes
@@rainblaze. Thanks for your insights, l do not follow politics as you probably gathered from my superficial remarks . Your personality breakdown seems very analytical.
@@rainblaze. That might go some way to explain his Jimmy Savile crack in parliament. Also, on the eve of Brexit he wrote two articles for his paper, one on the benefit of staying in EU and the other the joys of leaving. He is a chameleon.
@@jimmcloughlin he's a charlatan, not sure about chameleon, a lot if us saw through him decades ago
@@davepowell7168 Dave, if you're going to attempt 'jokes' like that they need to be at least partly credible. Claiming Boris isn't recognisable, isn't. It might work for you at school, but when you leave you'll have to raise your comedy game.
Scottish independence is a only way for Scotland!!!!!!!🏴
007 should of done us a favour and got rid of Boris then.
Canary + Bojo + Ricky Tomlinson. EXPLOSIVE.
Class!
"I hope you're going to be the chief of the party"
Well he was that ... Happy Birthyday to meeeeee
At 4 minutes Boris Johnson missed the most important lesson of life.
And it shows 😠😠
He learned the first lesson though: don't be afraid to be a c**t.
The wisdom was stowed away for later. His government want people to stay local and not move around, so they have nothing to compare their circumstances with. The current government needs removing from all spheres of influence. Dodgy as ...
Boris has been a disaster for longer that we realise- damage limitation is need before we are all fucked
The biggest problem with the current government is as bad as they are and they are really bad, it just shows how bad the others are not to beat them
love Sean, who deserved an ACCURATE title for this wonderful clip.
Boris ...outclassed...
He always is when he is not the starring role.
He is a charlatan
@Keit Wigley Boris, surrounded by 3 empty chairs, would STILL be outclassed. What an unremarkable man he is. ;-)
outclassed and clearly p*ssed off about not having sean lick his boots. that would be the day !!!
Boris makes me sick
He was excellent in 'In The Name of the Rose.'
"So did Bond" 😂😂😂🙈
Now it's just Johnson vs the UK 🤣🤣🤣
i wonder how sean would think his beloved scotland is looking now with his snp money
In the words of Sean Connery.... Then it's absolutely right
Three people I can't stand and Good old Ricky.
Sean was very good at interviews , and very witty.
Someone must have written him a script!
The Hill a truly great film.
Rip Sirs Sean And Roger. I had always wanted to see one cameo or a reunion or just one scene of: Sean, Roger, George, Timothy, Pierce, and Daniel.
Just one time. Maybe to announce the newest Bond. But C’est La Vie.
Well here's two people I never thought I'd see together. TH-cam delivers again
He wiped the floor with BJ effortlessly
Loved how the one time BJ thought he'd outsmarted him with "James Bond went to Eton" and repeated it several times until it was acknowledged, Connery simply deflects with "Of course he went to Eton". That was the point! Fleming didn't want Connery to play his Eton educated fictional spy, because Sean wasn't from that world. BJ seemed to get confused and think Sean Connery was James Bond, and he went to Eton, so it was hypocritical to put Fleming down for attending. Infantile debating skills from BJ.
@@davidjames579He was an actor at the end of the day. He didn't play Bond as a working class Glasgow boy.
@@therespectedlex9794 He didn't play him as an Etonian. That's the point BJ misses.
Sean Connery:Sheer class that will be remembered for years.😂
As usual Boris lives in kookoo land as conery said why is buffoon here 🙄
Boris Johnson , still out of touch.
man told it as is....he s a straight shooter
He ended up not bad financially considering he came from fountainbridge in Edinburgh, and started work as a humble milkman.
Boris is best suited as an Austin Powers villain.
More like an Austin Powers villain's menial, rather dim sidekick.
He'd be even better suited to a role as a windbag.
""CUNT" WHAT A GREAT WORD !
Ricky, great down to earth. Parky on form ✌
RIP Sean and Michael
would like to see/hear the interview with ricky
I've always had a huge crush on Mr. Connery. 🥰I never knew he was voted sexist man at 73! My dad would just ❤that he was such a big fan to. That's where my luv began watching His movies with my dad. He's passed now when I was in my teens. But all my friends always thought he looked like Sean Connery, and being ladies man he just loved that lol, I love you dad🥰❤and Sean.
There wasn't a man cooler than the first time Sean said, Bond James Bond.
Connery is lovely here! What a gent!
ZARDOZ!!!
I recently saw Sean Connery in Woman of Straw with Gina Lollobrigida and Ralph Richardson. I enjoyed the Beethoven music, the huge English mansion and the exotic sea scenes around Majorca. Connery plays the bad guy. Well acted all around. Worth a watch.
3 people with talent and one with none. That’s why he lies.
You're a wonderful editor Boris.
You know, Boris is actually almost likeable when you can’t see nor hear him.
I was very surprised to see what a baby face he had when young/.
@@alberttenfoot Politics really appears to age people. Look at Tony Blair.
@@dfisher1981 Evil tends to do that to people. Especially when they are carrying out evil for other interests, like, cough, the World Economic Forum that both BJ and TB are members of.
I find boris likeable
Boris is likeable if he isn't Prime Minister or a position of power, he's got charm and humour.
Sean Connery RIP 🪦 you wonderful human being.
Not really since he was a woman beater
@@stuartparker6838 No he wasn't. Also Amber Heard called, she wants her talking points back...English.
"You just give them a little shlap" 🤷♀️
If Sean Connery were to do this again with Boris today... I can't help but wonder what the outcome would be.
Probably a knockout in the first round?
not much chance of that - Sean is dead!!
Boris would kick the old codger all round the gaff/
@@pboo2607 Boris would get his ass handed to him more like
@@dingopisscreek And his odds are still better.
Complete with authentic VHS tracking lines
I remember watching this at the time! I was just waiting for Bojo to say: "Is that a Scottish thing?"
Love how Sir Sean acknowledges the band playing Flower Of Scotland
He loved Scotland so much he lived in Spain.
@@geoffpoole483 I love Iceland but I don’t live there
Sean's Spanish accent in "Highander" was impeccable 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Knock knock, who’s there? Dishes
"Being a €unt." - Sean’s gaze drifts to the Eton Rifle. 😂
Whose in front???
He really put the breeze up Boris...🤣🤣🤣