I went to the USSR in 85 so I love this movie and was proud it was soooo good. Vivid, absolutely unforgettable. Must own. The writing and freshness was all there. Writing yes.
Loving this! Thank you so much for sharing this. I remember when I first saw the poster of "The Hunt For Red October" at our local cinema. Sir Sean Connery was on a roll with a number of memorable films back then.
One of the BEST "COLD WAR" flicks ever made! My only gripe? The "post" sub "battle" scene. Seemed too "low energy" and anti-climactic after such hot action. However? That said... I STILL love it! One of my all time favorites.
As a woman, I find those women reporters embarrassing. With that said, as a woman if I was there, I would've been acting the same way. #thirstyAF RIP Big Tam
I'm embarrassed for those reporters. The standard is very poor. He is far smarter than them yet remains patient and humble. It highlights the gulf between American and Europe.
Hey, there's Patrick Stoner @42:40 who hosted the movies on PBS. Nice guy. And yes, as others have said, the women in this room are ovulating!! ;) Hilarious.
Wow they are gonna need to mop up in there something fierce - The women are like vultures. Seems like they had a dripping good time day dreaming with all the puddles under their chairs. Smh
Every woman in the audience, from the youngest to the oldest, was totally captivated with Sir Sean. That he managed to have a seemingly stable marriage for over 40 years to his lovely wife with all the temptations no doubt thrown in his lap must have taken a huge level of self-discipline. RIP Sean Connery.
A time when ‘real’ men like Sean could and would show off their MASCULINITY and ‘real women could and would show off their FEMININITY For me Sean ‘had it all’ With all the films he made he never dumbed down his Scottish accent- he was proud of it It’s who he was We know he suffered somewhat the last years of his life😭😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🙏
Excellent interview. This is almost like a press conference for the launch of a movie. Loved Sean Connery. Love Hunt For Red October. John McTiernan was a masterful Director.
Why during this Q&A is the camera focused on the reporters 80% of the time instead of on Sir Sean Connery?? Makes it quite annoying when watching this. We want to see SEAN when he’s answering these questions! Not the reporters reactions. 🤦♂️
The elegance of that press conference o__o The setting, the way people dressed for the occasion, the way they talked, Connery... when you compare it with what we have today, it's like day and night.
It was time when people acted better in public, nowadays it's all about being better than the Actors, since people on social media THINK they are stars.
This is a real treat. I never saw this Presser back in the day. Mr. Connery is as cool in person as the characters he plays. I saw the movie when it came out, and like most of the movies made in the 1980's, this is one of the top movies of that time. This movie is truly a Masterpiece that will always be admired and watched for generations to come. R.I.P. Sean Connery.
Thomas Sean Connery (Edimburgo, Escocia, 25 de agosto de 1930-Nasáu, Bahamas, 30 de octubre de 2020) fue un actor y productor de cine escocés, que ganó, entre otros premios, un premio Óscar, dos premios BAFTA (uno de ellos, un BAFTA Academy Fellowship Award) y tres premios Globo de Oro (uno de ellos, un premio Cecil B. DeMille a la trayectoria).
Why is it in Russia I know he knew that I worked in Burton Control in the nuclear plant layer Yes Who is there Sean Connery or Sunday. What are you talking about Is there playing the stupid game
Man I know women really liked him, but I didn’t expect this level of thirsting in an interview like this. Little giggles, flipping the hair back etc. It was too just easy for the legend.
This was fab, I’m 52 now and grew up watching Bond with my dad and Love the entire series! I know Sean had a career far beyond Bond but to me he is Bond with Goldfinger being THEE Bind movie! You can tell how this entire crowd were in awe of him esp the ladies! RIP Sean you are and always will be a legend
Journalists are still asking stupid, purile questions 30 years on Nothing has changed. Actually its got worse. So much more purile and stupid 🏴🏴🏴🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
I have never seen a press conference like this. This was fascinating to watch. Sean tries hard to answer every question honestly and if possible with some humour. I liked the film and all the performances. Thanks Sean and utube.
The priorities of the cameraman during this discussion should primarily be on the main speaker when he's speaking, not on the faces of the person asking the question.
I like Sean Connery a lot but he could be a bit pompous at times. Roger Moore on the other hand, not only made a more elegant, suave Bond but added an appealing humour and self deprecation to his interviews.
Roger Moore always said that he "Played BOND for laughs." Meanwhile, Connery always took and portrayed the part as seriously as it had been written by Ian Fleming in the novels. The same dichotomy exists between the two more recent "BONDS" ie. Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig, ie. Laughs vs. DEAD seriousness! PS: The MOST "serious" BOND? Take a look at that Aussie guy's (George Lazenby) awsome performance in "On Her Majesty's Secret Service". Combines the best of his predecessor and successors too plus he really LOOKED like a guy you REALLY didn't want to battle in hand to hand combat. Sadly it was his ONLY appearance as the legendary secret agent. ("Got bad career advice." Mr.Lazenby later said about his "solo" turn at the part.) Many folks think HE was THE best BOND of all! All due respect granted to Mr.Connery who originated the role in 1962's "DR.NO" and the next FOUR sequels plus a FINAL return in "NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN" decades later, basically a remake of his 1960's era "THUNDERBALL" flick. Overall? The ONLY time I felt the BOND franchise wasn't up to snuff was when they brought the location to my hometown, ie NEW YORK CITY. Not exactly one of the "exotic" foreign locales (From MY perspective anyway as a native NYer.) where the films were usually set. THREE CHEERS AND LONG LIVE "JAMES BOND"! (Yes, we men ALL envy him as much as all the women pine for him!") ####
Weii.. He certainly was not happy with Gina Lollobrigida in Woman Of Straw and threatened to leave in the middle of the filming. He also demanded a double salary once he heard O'Neal was paid more than him in A Bridge Too Far. He calles Broccoli and Saltzman gangsters, although they made him a star, etc. He was privately not as chummy or polite as he comes off in this interview. So I think he would still be struggling if it was not for the first 007 movies and the hairpieces they gave him. . And was he not a freemason, too?
Sean was interviewed around 1997/8 about his career and I remember watching it and yes he did not get on with Gina at first claiming that because he was looping another film and could not meet up with her before filming began on Woman of Straw she had a bit of a’strop’ but she was a Diva I am a BIG FAN of Sean but of course he had to keep the ‘suave’ image up RIP Sean 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴🏴❤️❤️❤️👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Loved by women, admired by men. Sean, legend. Scotland is proud...always.
yes a legend forever
I loved that he hit women also. A real man's man. 🏴
Purely misinformation. It’s immature to talk about things you’ve only heard rumors of
@@bonnie3447 gross 🚩
@@adamfurnish8481 it's immature to not believe women who say they were hit so shutup
I went to the USSR in 85 so I love this movie and was proud it was soooo good. Vivid, absolutely unforgettable. Must own. The writing and freshness was all there. Writing yes.
Loving this! Thank you so much for sharing this. I remember when I first saw the poster of "The Hunt For Red October" at our local cinema.
Sir Sean Connery was on a roll with a number of memorable films back then.
Fascinating piece of history on video - thanks for posting!
Greatest actor of all time ⏲️ true man.
thank you
It's funny to watch the effect he has on the female reporters. Gooey or what?
Yeah, in particular, I had to laugh at the poor girl who comes out with the breathy, overawed "Mr. Connery, there's a presence about you..."
This man had swag..
Schwag indeed
in spades....
One of the BEST "COLD WAR" flicks ever made! My only gripe? The "post" sub "battle" scene. Seemed too "low energy" and anti-climactic after such hot action.
However? That said... I STILL love it! One of my all time favorites.
As a woman, I find those women reporters embarrassing. With that said, as a woman if I was there, I would've been acting the same way. #thirstyAF RIP Big Tam
then why insult the women???
@@bluebellbeatnik4945I think you missed the tongue in cheek self-deprecation.
The best ever
13:20 - she was loving it
39:43 wow, what a dish! he'd make a good bond actually
Thanks so much for posting. 35:18 Didn't know Saddam Husein was a reporter at one point.
I'm embarrassed for those reporters. The standard is very poor. He is far smarter than them yet remains patient and humble. It highlights the gulf between American and Europe.
I think they are just in awe.
@@SteelbeastsCavalry Agreed. Even us Scots were in awe of the man if truth be told. He was a one-off.
Probably Sean's best film
Check out "The Hill"
@@spockboy and ‘the man who would be king’
..and The Offence!
Hey, there's Patrick Stoner @42:40 who hosted the movies on PBS. Nice guy. And yes, as others have said, the women in this room are ovulating!! ;) Hilarious.
First year of my college.
Lot of women in this room got to be somewhat "damp" in certain areas.. during this Q-A session LOL
Leo next
Wow they are gonna need to mop up in there something fierce - The women are like vultures. Seems like they had a dripping good time day dreaming with all the puddles under their chairs. Smh
you're the one who made disgusting misogynistic comments. shake your head at your own revolting comments.
Every woman in the audience, from the youngest to the oldest, was totally captivated with Sir Sean. That he managed to have a seemingly stable marriage for over 40 years to his lovely wife with all the temptations no doubt thrown in his lap must have taken a huge level of self-discipline. RIP Sean Connery.
He cheated his wife at least once.
Agreed!
he was a pig and not a stable husband but he was handsome if that can even be a saving grace.
Sir Sean is a legend - but he was far from faithful
@@nasipkismet2436 Shut up.
Back when we had a different kind of reporters. We clearly see the admiration and respect for Mr. Connery.
Thanks for the upload. Loved it.
Women in the audience are busy playing with their hair and flashing their eye lashes
This is a favorite movie of mine. Thank you Bobbie Wygant for sharing this enjoyable press interview with us.
I got the vague impression that every woman in the room would have eaten him alive if given half a chance ;)
Good lord the female reporters could barely look at him lol. What a man's man lol.
A time when ‘real’ men like Sean could and would show off their MASCULINITY and ‘real women could and would show off their FEMININITY
For me Sean ‘had it all’
With all the films he made he never dumbed down his Scottish accent- he was proud of it
It’s who he was
We know he suffered somewhat the last years of his life😭😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🙏
Excellent interview. This is almost like a press conference for the launch of a movie. Loved Sean Connery. Love Hunt For Red October. John McTiernan was a masterful Director.
Ovaries exploded during this interview.......
Seems a humble type of guy for all his fame.
crummy camera work We need to see Connery not reporters
Especially not the smug ones
Why during this Q&A is the camera focused on the reporters 80% of the time instead of on Sir Sean Connery?? Makes it quite annoying when watching this. We want to see SEAN when he’s answering these questions! Not the reporters reactions. 🤦♂️
RIP Sean.
Wasnt Red October based partly on real event iof soviet commander defecting with his ship?
Red October as always been one of my favourite movies
my fave actor of all time watched this movie so many times RIP
The elegance of that press conference o__o The setting, the way people dressed for the occasion, the way they talked, Connery... when you compare it with what we have today, it's like day and night.
It was time when people acted better in public, nowadays it's all about being better than the Actors, since people on social media THINK they are stars.
This is a real treat. I never saw this Presser back in the day. Mr. Connery is as cool in person as the characters he plays. I saw the movie when it came out, and like most of the movies made in the 1980's, this is one of the top movies of that time. This movie is truly a Masterpiece that will always be admired and watched for generations to come. R.I.P. Sean Connery.
This Movie Had Humanity,Based On Events Hushed-Up That Captain Killed By Stupidity,
That time when actors had true class and charm and journalists respect and manners..
A more civilized time.
One and only one, Sir Sean Connery
wow, good for Bobbie, sticking to insight over schlock.
This is fantastic! Thank you so much!
Thomas Sean Connery (Edimburgo, Escocia, 25 de agosto de 1930-Nasáu, Bahamas, 30 de octubre de 2020) fue un actor y productor de cine escocés, que ganó, entre otros premios, un premio Óscar, dos premios BAFTA (uno de ellos, un BAFTA Academy Fellowship Award) y tres premios Globo de Oro (uno de ellos, un premio Cecil B. DeMille a la trayectoria).
21:10 hahahaa What would I do, play Roger Moores father 😂😂😂😂😂
Class
Why is it in Russia I know he knew that I worked in Burton
Control in the nuclear plant layer
Yes
Who is there
Sean Connery or Sunday. What are you talking about
Is there playing the stupid game
When ur talking to reporters u want to be gracious and entertaining, not neurotic and morose
I was taken aback and went into morning for a month when I got word. Sean Connery had died.I maybe still morining his death now.
Interesting in that both women and men look at him as if they’re looking at a great work of art !.. the man was totally self contained.
Man I know women really liked him, but I didn’t expect this level of thirsting in an interview like this. Little giggles, flipping the hair back etc. It was too just easy for the legend.
Thanks much for sharing this archive, subscribed!
When I first saw Ramius in THFRO with the grey-white hairpiece & beard I thought he looked liked Kenny Rogers.
Fire the editor.
16:00 psychic sex look lol
This was fab, I’m 52 now and grew up watching Bond with my dad and Love the entire series! I know Sean had a career far beyond Bond but to me he is Bond with Goldfinger being THEE Bind movie! You can tell how this entire crowd were in awe of him esp the ladies! RIP Sean you are and always will be a legend
@Gregory Paul Watson "THEE Bind movie"..?
@@Penguin_of_Death surely you were able to understand what I meant!
Andre rieu
french music
Play kit
What stupid puerile questions...
Journalists are still asking stupid, purile questions 30 years on
Nothing has changed. Actually its got worse.
So much more purile and stupid
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and yet you're here.
I have never seen a press conference like this. This was fascinating to watch. Sean tries hard to answer every question honestly and if possible with some humour. I liked the film and all the performances. Thanks Sean and utube.
Excellent ! Thank you for uploading BW
The priorities of the cameraman during this discussion should primarily be on the main speaker when he's speaking, not on the faces of the person asking the question.
They said Sean had haggis and beer for lunch and was farting stinkers.
He contradicted himself in that he can’t see him playing James Bond senior but expects people to accept him as Dustin Hoffman’s dad in another movie
I like Sean Connery a lot but he could be a bit pompous at times. Roger Moore on the other hand, not only made a more elegant, suave Bond but added an appealing humour and self deprecation to his interviews.
Roger Moore always said that he "Played BOND for laughs." Meanwhile, Connery always took and portrayed the part as seriously as it had been written by Ian Fleming in the novels. The same dichotomy exists between the two more recent "BONDS" ie. Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig, ie. Laughs vs. DEAD seriousness!
PS: The MOST "serious" BOND? Take a look at that Aussie guy's (George Lazenby) awsome performance in "On Her Majesty's Secret Service". Combines the best of his predecessor and successors too plus he really LOOKED like a guy you REALLY didn't want to battle in hand to hand combat. Sadly it was his ONLY appearance as the legendary secret agent. ("Got bad career advice." Mr.Lazenby later said about his "solo" turn at the part.) Many folks think HE was THE best BOND of all! All due respect granted to Mr.Connery who originated the role in 1962's "DR.NO" and the next FOUR sequels plus a FINAL return in "NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN" decades later, basically a remake of his 1960's era "THUNDERBALL" flick.
Overall? The ONLY time I felt the BOND franchise wasn't up to snuff was when they brought the location to my hometown, ie NEW YORK CITY. Not exactly one of the "exotic" foreign locales (From MY perspective anyway as a native NYer.) where the films were usually set.
THREE CHEERS AND LONG LIVE "JAMES BOND"!
(Yes, we men ALL envy him as much as all the women pine for him!")
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Weii.. He certainly was not happy with Gina Lollobrigida in Woman Of Straw and threatened to leave in the middle of the filming. He also demanded a double salary once he heard O'Neal was paid more than him in A Bridge Too Far. He calles Broccoli and Saltzman gangsters, although they made him a star, etc. He was privately not as chummy or polite as he comes off in this interview. So I think he would still be struggling if it was not for the first 007 movies and the hairpieces they gave him. . And was he not a freemason, too?
Sean was interviewed around 1997/8 about his career and I remember watching it and yes he did not get on with Gina at first claiming that because he was looping another film and could not meet up with her before filming began on Woman of Straw she had a bit of a’strop’ but she was a Diva
I am a BIG FAN of Sean but of course he had to keep the ‘suave’ image up
RIP Sean
🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴🏴❤️❤️❤️👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Sean was the ultimate 'panty-dropper'. Just look at how those women are gazing at him, bet they weren't even hearing his responses lol