This was the single one scene they had to get absolutely right, where they had to make the audience understand exactly the kind of character Bond is, and they nailed it.
And apparently it was a coincidence as well, it was meant to be a jokey scene with bond mocking Trench but Connery played it in such a way that it became iconic
@@spacepenguins8939 It's even more brilliant when you find out that he was very nervous too during the whole scene. He knew he had to get it 100% right.
@@liamfitzgerald7217 it's perfect for the character, remaining cool in a stressful/nerve wracking situation is what Bond is all about. Bond is meant to be nervous deep down (as who wouldn't be) but supremely capable of appearing unflappable. If he just never cared or wasn't nervous he'd seem like an idiot.
@@defiverr4697 Daniel Craig was a top 3 bond and Casino Royale is a forever classic in many peoples hearts. You must have a lot of hate for that man for no reason.
I second that. James Bond is always confident, goes after what he wants despite any fear or other people telling him what to do. If anyone insults him, he remains calm/composed and his comebacks are clever, and witty. If a woman tries to turn him down, he just smirks and tells himself it's only a matter of time. He knows how to pick up and date women - even if they have a low interest level, eventually their interest level will become a 10/10. Overall, he knows what he is doing.
Not just him… the MI6 messenger [imagine, no pagers or cells; you actually had to send someone there to let them know they were wanted] who is not an agent, not nobility and not high society, yet he just strolls on in like he belongs there even though he’s not a member. He is part of his own elite that protects society whether “high” or not, and he shows that he knows it with that quiet confidence. The door-man too… not a prick or a Karen, he just politely asks if the guy is a member and politely lets him go about his business even though he’s not - because all are being civil and respectful. Class and courtesy at every level of society.
Yes...a gentleman, suave, with class...Please note that David Niven was just that way, & was kind & thoughtful....when he passed, the porters in London sent an enormous wreath saying that he was a real gentleman to one & all...😊
People who ignore others and treat them like shit and who think they're better than everyone else are dead wrong. James Bond's the ultimate alpha male fantasy character (women want him and men want to be him) and he's charming and respectful to everyone; men, women people with menial jobs, everyone (there was some sexism but he was a product of his time and wouldn't do that today).
Agreed. This scene captivated 14 year olds to 20 year olds and enslaved ‘us’ all to the exhilarating story of 007. This movie gendre changed the way young adults looked at the world and shaped themselves for generations to come. Some say that the stereotype is pasee. Maybe so, but the 007 character still looms large in the loins of North American males to this day. Long live Bond... James Bond!
This is an example of superb character introduction. The audience learns he's an important, intelligent, mysterious, and sophisticated man. He's confident, sharply dressed, and lucky. He has several vices, such as smoking, drinking, gambling, and women. We know a lot about 007 in less than three minutes. The writing, directing, dialogue, and acting are top notch.
Terence Young actually "borrowed this scene" from the film "Juarez"(1939), where the main character Benito Juárez(played by Paul Muni), is seen partly before he is finally introduced with his face revealed to the audience! Very clever and it works magnificently to introduce James Bond, 007- Licensed to Kill in "Dr.No(1962)! The introduction is ONE of, if NOT the, greatest introduction to a character in movie history! Bravo, Mr.Young!
"Splendid, my number is on the card." He doesn't ask for her number....that's confidence with a touch of arrogance at the same time....the guy was cool!
@@pjeng1 You also need to have a purpose. Women are secondary objectives to men like Bond. He has a primary objective and he sticks to it. You don't need to be a special agent to have a primary objective in life. It can be as simple as pursuing a new career or seeking to finish a triathlon in X amount of time. The point is, an alpha male is always on a mission and women see that. When Bond got up from the table and walked away, she noticed it and knew he had other higher priorities in his life besides the game and chatting with her. Do the same. Work on improving yourself and enriching your life and get on a higher mission/purpose. Get in solid shape, get smart, get a better job/start a business, go on adventures, take care of your hygiene, dress well, and meet new people. All of this will tremendously boost your confidence to the point you will not be afraid of talking to women and not care about rejections. Also, don't be afraid to be blunt with women (do not insult them but don't be overly nice to them), and don't be afraid to disagree with them. Learn more from these channels: Darius M, Develop Attraction, Based Zeus
For those wondering what they're playing, it's a version of Baccarat called 'Chemin De Fer' (the French word for "railway" as it is a quicker style of Baccarat). This version of Baccarat was the "in-vogue" version preferred by British royalty and high society in the early/mid 20th century, and therefore Ian Flemming and James Bond. The game is a distant cousin to blackjack, except in Chermin De Fer the "best" total to get is a 9, not 21. All face cards (jack, queen, king, and 10s) have a value of zero, and aces are worth 1. 9 is the highest hand, and if your total goes beyond 9, (ie, you have a 5 and a 7) your score is the last digit of your hand. So 5+7 = 12, therefore, you go back to only having a score of 2. After each player is dealt their 2 cards, each inspects their hand. If either player has an 8 (2nd highest score) or a 9 (highest score) each must announce their hand and the game is over, with the highest winning. You hear the table manager (the croupier) calling "huit a la banque" (8 to the Bank) and "neuf a la banque" (9 to the Bank) when Bond turns over these hands. If neither player has an 8 or a 9, each may "hit" for a third card. Taking the previous example of having a 5+7 (2), you would certainly hit. If you receive a 7 (5+7+7) you now have 9 (19) and a very strong hand. James Bond is playing the role of the "banker" (banque) and his stake and hand is competing against everyone else at the table, with Ms Trench playing that of the "common hand" (punto), that is, she is playing on behalf of everyone else at the table. Normally, Chermin De Fer has multiple players at the table pooling their funds collectively to compete against the bank's stake. In this scene, however, Ms Trench continues to match the bank's full stake herself and competes individually against it. When Ms Trench loses to Bond she calls "Suivre" which is French for "to follow". This allows her to keep leading the table as the "punto" against the Bank by increasing her stake for the next hand. Without calling Suivre the role Ms Trench is playing would pass to her left, or to whomever can stake the next highest amount against the Bank. You in fact hear the player to her left (our right) @0:42 call to take over as "punto" when Ms Trench loses, only for her to call Suivre and maintain the seat (and non-verbally apologise to the gentleman for calling Suivre over the top of him) If Ms Trench wins, the bank's wager is apportioned to the rest of the table (and the house). Should the bank be unable to continue staking, the shoe moves to the next player willing to play as the bank. For those further wondering, each pink betting tab is £100 which would be equivalent to £2,000 in 2021 (aprox. $2750 USD). Each time they play they're staking £200 which is about $5,000 USD each hand. So yes, they're rolling deep! I hope that explains the game for those interested.
Thanks for the explanation. I'm too poor to play Chemin De Fer, so I play at the cheapo $10 table where the dealer draws all the cards and the players just bet Player or Banker. Maybe in some alternate universe I could be born a high-roller like Bond. A man can always dream.
@@samweirich5973 I just made an edit to my original post based on this. They're playing in the early 1960s, with each pink betting tab worth £100. Today, that would be equivalent to £2,000 in 2021 prices, which is aprox. $2750 USD. Each time they play they're staking £200 (each) which is about $5,000 USD each hand, or $10,000 USD on the table. So yes, they're rolling quite deep compared to a $10 table!
Sean Connery was not a huge star then before Dr No he was in smaller parts and character actor roles and was noticed by producer Cubby Broccoli when Connery was in appearing in Darby O’Grill and the little people in 59 and Broccoli stated Connery would make a good Bond when the hunt was on for actors to play James Bond in 61. Broccoli was impressed by Connery after he saw the Darby film and had seen a fight scene with Connery and thought he would make a good James Bond but still had 6 other finalists screen test for the role before Connery got it beating out an 28 year unknown model Peter Anthony as Broccoli thought Anthony lacked the acting technique to land the part. It’s ironic as years later as unknown car salesman and model from Australia George Lazenby landed the role taking over from Sean Connery when only acting experiences he had were in tv commercials but lied to producers about his acting experience and landed the role based on his screen test and doing a fight scene breaking the nose of stuntman and actor he was doing screen test with.
@@scottknode898 I’m so glad that Bond didn’t sabotage Connery’s career. Not only did he play the iconic character of James Bond, he was THE James Bond, the first and original actor. All the more reason for his typecasting to prevent him from getting other acting roles, but I’m glad that wasn’t the case for Sean Connery. He became an icon and a legend like Clint Eastwood, Jack Nicholson, Robert De Niro, Al Pacino etc.
@@nsasupporter7557 He had great presence. I recently watched The Rock it wasn't as good as I remembered. Too over the top, and Nicholas Cage was so annoying. Connery saved that film.
@@vernpascal1531 I was only 9 at the time The Rock came out in 1996. I didn’t see it until after he passed away, I watched a marathon of his movies to honor him and celebrate his life and career and I thought it was really awesome.
@ The Cosmo Channel. Actually Sean Connery once stated that he didn't hate playing the role of James Bond as many people erroneously believe. He stated that, "It takes a certain craft to play a role like that, but it is simply natural for an actor to seek other roles". Mr. Connery you were quite simply the very best James Bond. You were and always will remain the template by which all other actors who have or will play that role will be measured. Thank you so much Sean for providing me with all the moments of pleasure watching you play Bond as well as the other roles you played in other films! You will be greatly missed but never forgotten by film fans! Now you can see once more Bernard Lee ("M") Desmond Llewellyn ("Q") and Lois Maxwell ( "Miss Moneypenny") and say to each other, "Wasn't it all fun"! R.I.P. Sean Connery.
There are many types of cool. This is a special type. Very smooth. Very bold. Ian Flemming invented a unique character. Combine that with a very special actor. And you get one of the greatest performances in movie history.
What I like about this scene is that, in-universe, it appears Bond didn't think of the legendary "Bond, James Bond" first. It was a charming mirrored response to miss "Trench, Silvia Trench".
How did I not notice this? Well I suppose I did, but one wasn't consciously aware of it. On the written page it would have been obvious, but as we witness it, most of us aren't paying attention. Thumbs up.
She left off with "Mister....?" So he had to say Bond first, just as she had to say Trench first when he left off with "Miss....?". But it was the start of an iconic line for sure.
The coolest introduction of a character in film history as far as I'm concerned. They absolutely nailed telling the audience right away how cool Bond is.
I just realised that he only said, "Bond, James Bond" as a playful response to her, "Trench, Sylvia Trench." So in a way Sylvia was responsible for one of the most legendary phrases in movie history
In fact, that was (and I think it still is) the way British people from high society greeted each other. People were called using the last name, but the courtesy ed that the first name had to be given.
@ EON 007. Sean Connery as James Bond introducing himself to Judith Gayson's Sylvia Trench character at the gambling table in "Dr. No" is certainly one of the most iconic scenes in movie history, but it is in no way the most important scene in movie history. To claim that is ridiculous! There realistically is no such thing as the most important theatrical or made-for-TV movie scene in history.
I got the first name of the actress wrong in my above comment about the film "Dr. No". It is Eunice Gayson not "Judith" Gayson who played the role of Sylvia Trench.
Sean Connery was undoubtedly the greatest Bond actor of all time. He had it all,the looks,the style,the charisma and the self confidence to carry it off. Fabulous!! Blessings.
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The confident covert tips by Sean Connery are a display of pure class, elegantly showing off yet doing it subtly. Getting the money, getting the girl and getting the respect of the club, a classic!
In the immortal words of Raymond Chandler, “Every man wants to be James Bond and every women wants to be with him.” Particularly true with Sir Sean-may he R.I.P.
The acting in the scene is so natural. Both talking like normal people and having fun teasing each other. You can also see they are both equal in the game being played between them. Trying to get the upper hand. Amazing writing and amazing acting.
The almost disinterested delivery accompanied by the slightly arched eyebrows, the perfect timing and delivery, lighting the cigarette, tipping the house...THE coolest, most iconic scene in any Bond film. Face it, after that, there was never going to be anyone else. Sean Connery IS James Bond.
A real man; bold, seductive and most importantly supremely self confident....yes I am aware that he was a fictional character played by an actor---but what a performance!
I am iunfortunatley not The Steve morse just an enthusiastic amateur that plays his signature model of guitar. Didn't mean to mislead anyone.@@dusanninic5372 By a strange coincidence I have very briefly met both Sean Connery on a golf course inn St Andrews when I was a student and Roger Moor os the ski pistes of Gstaad in Switzerland where, I must admit, we took the piss a bit saying:"Mr Moore you don't ski as well as in the Spy who Love me"...he said "piss off lads" which was fair enough. I think that Roger Moore was a great human being and all liked him here is Switzerland where he later moved to Monanta.
@@dusanninic5372 No, Steve is no longer in Deep Purple. he has retired to look after his sick wife. Simon McBride has replaced him and seems far more suited to the role.
My dad died 2 months ago. James Bond was his favourite movie franchise specially Sean Connery..We always watch them together when I was little..I miss my Father very much..😢😢
The delivery of the line, the way he lit the cigarette and that super handsome look and style, Incredible! He had no equal. Best Bond ever RIP Sean Connery
This is probably the best introduction we could have for this character. Though there have been several Bonds, Sean Connery was the first to deliver that line and he delivered it the best. Farewell, Mr. Bond.
While it can be argued that Connery got even better at playing Bond over the next two movies, its incredible how much he nailed the Character from the get-go.
Each actor given the honor of playing 007 has added their own memorable flavor to the role, but the flagship image of James Bond will always be a young, suave Sean Connery dressed in a white dinner jacket with a Walther PPK in hand. #RIP to a true legend of the Bond franchise and of the silver screen.
Farewell, Mister Bond. Thank you for all the memories. The first, and the best of them all. You are the yardstick all actors who played, and will play, James Bond are measured against.
@@CanMav Its still there and is still a luxury private members casino, I image dress code is still enforced but as long as you've got millions you'll probably get in
Anybody can wear anything they want if they got the MONEY! I've played in many casinos before and there's always that one young man ceo of a tech company wearing shorts and an hawaiian t shirt
No joke, every time I see this introduction, I can't help but smile. It's just so legendary as an introduction to one of cinema's great characters, who also came from very popular books.
What a magical piece of film history! The one and only as he was known here in Scotland (Big Tam). Love from all the Scottish people. RIP Will never be forgotten! 🏴🏴🏴👏👏👏👏👏
The most epic character intro in cinema history. Sean Connery nailed it with a very confident and attractive performance where he basically dominated the scene.
Just 3 words spoken and a whole franchise of films were launched.. only Sean Connery could've pulled those 3 words off. The one and only Bond in my eyes!! Rest easy Mr Bond
The way he says that line - how can anyone not see this is the definitive Bond? Nobody else has said it as well as that. Connery's Bond is a wonderful combination of artful, dangerous, sexy, charismatic.
This was the single one scene they had to get absolutely right, where they had to make the audience understand exactly the kind of character Bond is, and they nailed it.
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And apparently it was a coincidence as well, it was meant to be a jokey scene with bond mocking Trench but Connery played it in such a way that it became iconic
@@spacepenguins8939 It's even more brilliant when you find out that he was very nervous too during the whole scene. He knew he had to get it 100% right.
@@liamfitzgerald7217 it's perfect for the character, remaining cool in a stressful/nerve wracking situation is what Bond is all about. Bond is meant to be nervous deep down (as who wouldn't be) but supremely capable of appearing unflappable. If he just never cared or wasn't nervous he'd seem like an idiot.
Of course, starting the music at just the right time did not hurt either.
"Bond. James Bond."
And just like that, a legend was born.
Which Daniel Craig killed with his dying No Time to Die farewell funeral. Shush, he's dead and gone and never to be seen again. Worst, if ever!
@@defiverr4697 Daniel Craig was a top 3 bond and Casino Royale is a forever classic in many peoples hearts. You must have a lot of hate for that man for no reason.
Originating in response to her Trench, Sylvia Trench
@@markuskidd546 Lmao you're saying top 3 like it's a good scor when there's only 6 Bonds. Daniel's my personal favorite though.
@@Tom_Stevens617 that’s why i said top 3.... do you not know how numbers work my friend? I didn’t say top 5 or top six...
GOAT. and he still tipped the dealer and the doorman like a boss.
R.I.P. Sean Connery. The greatest Bond ever.
Hell yeah, he was classy and generous.
Grade A Alpha gent
Absolutely agree! Blessings.
And in 2020 he has racked up a fortune of £266 millions
@jeff lockaby That's the proper way to tip. Discreetly and without making a flashy production about it.
This whole scene. The way he calls everybody by their first name, tips out everyone, gets the girl, doesn’t linger, it’s all just perfect.
I second that. James Bond is always confident, goes after what he wants despite any fear or other people telling him what to do. If anyone insults him, he remains calm/composed and his comebacks are clever, and witty. If a woman tries to turn him down, he just smirks and tells himself it's only a matter of time. He knows how to pick up and date women - even if they have a low interest level, eventually their interest level will become a 10/10. Overall, he knows what he is doing.
Not just him… the MI6 messenger [imagine, no pagers or cells; you actually had to send someone there to let them know they were wanted] who is not an agent, not nobility and not high society, yet he just strolls on in like he belongs there even though he’s not a member. He is part of his own elite that protects society whether “high” or not, and he shows that he knows it with that quiet confidence. The door-man too… not a prick or a Karen, he just politely asks if the guy is a member and politely lets him go about his business even though he’s not - because all are being civil and respectful. Class and courtesy at every level of society.
@@1AstralKing I miss having that type of courtesy grace & class...nice of you to point that out...😊
Yes...a gentleman, suave, with class...Please note that David Niven was just that way, & was kind & thoughtful....when he passed, the porters in London sent an enormous wreath saying that he was a real gentleman to one & all...😊
People who ignore others and treat them like shit and who think they're better than everyone else are dead wrong. James Bond's the ultimate alpha male fantasy character (women want him and men want to be him) and he's charming and respectful to everyone; men, women people with menial jobs, everyone (there was some sexism but he was a product of his time and wouldn't do that today).
Connery’s delivery of the quote was and still is legendary.
The best
Too legendary
Beyond legendary
@@parisbeech2180 Godly
@@24rival13 agreed
Arguably one of the most iconic line deliveries and cinematic introductions of all time.
My personal opinion, the best introduction line in movie history!
When i first saw this movie i was 17 in 2005. I used to replay this scene a lot when he says Bond, James Bond. Backgorund Bond music. Great memories
Agreed. This scene captivated 14 year olds to 20 year olds and enslaved ‘us’ all to the exhilarating story of 007. This movie gendre changed the way young adults looked at the world and shaped themselves for generations to come. Some say that the stereotype is pasee. Maybe so, but the 007 character still looms large in the loins of North American males to this day. Long live Bond... James Bond!
Didn't really notice until now, that his line directly echoed hers.
Sandy Milne kids like bond you know not just 14 year olds lol.
Can we all agree, the bond theme in the background just adds to such a cool moment?
Agreed and also an excellent point.
@@68blues Indeed. The timing was so perfect. "Bond" and there is the theme. The most iconic character theme of all time. Chills.
Yep, Bond is never quite as cool in the books without it kicking in whenever he does something badass.
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What an awesome scene to introduce us to James Bond!🙂
This is an example of superb character introduction. The audience learns he's an important, intelligent, mysterious, and sophisticated man. He's confident, sharply dressed, and lucky. He has several vices, such as smoking, drinking, gambling, and women. We know a lot about 007 in less than three minutes. The writing, directing, dialogue, and acting are top notch.
Smoking, drinking, and gambling weren't vices in 1962.
@@markbrophy5454 - I guess it would be how the word "vice" is defined.
Terence Young actually "borrowed this scene" from the film "Juarez"(1939), where the main character Benito Juárez(played by Paul Muni), is seen partly before he is finally introduced with his face revealed to the audience! Very clever and it works magnificently to introduce James Bond, 007- Licensed to Kill in "Dr.No(1962)! The introduction is ONE of, if NOT the, greatest introduction to a character in movie history! Bravo, Mr.Young!
@@markbrophy5454 And they still aren't now.
This scene was accurate to the Ian Fleming novels. Before a long night out Bond would sprinkle a little Benzedrine in his champagne
"Splendid, my number is on the card." He doesn't ask for her number....that's confidence with a touch of arrogance at the same time....the guy was cool!
No chase, she follows him
It works for Sean Connery, but not for me.
@@pjeng1 Looking like Sean Connery did in 1962 helps a bit
@@pjeng1 You also need to have a purpose. Women are secondary objectives to men like Bond. He has a primary objective and he sticks to it. You don't need to be a special agent to have a primary objective in life. It can be as simple as pursuing a new career or seeking to finish a triathlon in X amount of time. The point is, an alpha male is always on a mission and women see that. When Bond got up from the table and walked away, she noticed it and knew he had other higher priorities in his life besides the game and chatting with her. Do the same. Work on improving yourself and enriching your life and get on a higher mission/purpose. Get in solid shape, get smart, get a better job/start a business, go on adventures, take care of your hygiene, dress well, and meet new people. All of this will tremendously boost your confidence to the point you will not be afraid of talking to women and not care about rejections. Also, don't be afraid to be blunt with women (do not insult them but don't be overly nice to them), and don't be afraid to disagree with them.
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@@pjeng1 He knows what he's talking about. Also, women will disagree with you to test you. Stick to your guns and soon they will be following you too.
For those wondering what they're playing, it's a version of Baccarat called 'Chemin De Fer' (the French word for "railway" as it is a quicker style of Baccarat). This version of Baccarat was the "in-vogue" version preferred by British royalty and high society in the early/mid 20th century, and therefore Ian Flemming and James Bond.
The game is a distant cousin to blackjack, except in Chermin De Fer the "best" total to get is a 9, not 21. All face cards (jack, queen, king, and 10s) have a value of zero, and aces are worth 1. 9 is the highest hand, and if your total goes beyond 9, (ie, you have a 5 and a 7) your score is the last digit of your hand. So 5+7 = 12, therefore, you go back to only having a score of 2.
After each player is dealt their 2 cards, each inspects their hand. If either player has an 8 (2nd highest score) or a 9 (highest score) each must announce their hand and the game is over, with the highest winning. You hear the table manager (the croupier) calling "huit a la banque" (8 to the Bank) and "neuf a la banque" (9 to the Bank) when Bond turns over these hands.
If neither player has an 8 or a 9, each may "hit" for a third card. Taking the previous example of having a 5+7 (2), you would certainly hit. If you receive a 7 (5+7+7) you now have 9 (19) and a very strong hand.
James Bond is playing the role of the "banker" (banque) and his stake and hand is competing against everyone else at the table, with Ms Trench playing that of the "common hand" (punto), that is, she is playing on behalf of everyone else at the table. Normally, Chermin De Fer has multiple players at the table pooling their funds collectively to compete against the bank's stake. In this scene, however, Ms Trench continues to match the bank's full stake herself and competes individually against it.
When Ms Trench loses to Bond she calls "Suivre" which is French for "to follow". This allows her to keep leading the table as the "punto" against the Bank by increasing her stake for the next hand. Without calling Suivre the role Ms Trench is playing would pass to her left, or to whomever can stake the next highest amount against the Bank. You in fact hear the player to her left (our right) @0:42 call to take over as "punto" when Ms Trench loses, only for her to call Suivre and maintain the seat (and non-verbally apologise to the gentleman for calling Suivre over the top of him)
If Ms Trench wins, the bank's wager is apportioned to the rest of the table (and the house). Should the bank be unable to continue staking, the shoe moves to the next player willing to play as the bank.
For those further wondering, each pink betting tab is £100 which would be equivalent to £2,000 in 2021 (aprox. $2750 USD). Each time they play they're staking £200 which is about $5,000 USD each hand. So yes, they're rolling deep!
I hope that explains the game for those interested.
Thanks for the explanation. I'm too poor to play Chemin De Fer, so I play at the cheapo $10 table where the dealer draws all the cards and the players just bet Player or Banker. Maybe in some alternate universe I could be born a high-roller like Bond. A man can always dream.
Thank you very much for the explanation!
I enjoyed that explanation too.
how is that different from baccarat?
@@samweirich5973 I just made an edit to my original post based on this. They're playing in the early 1960s, with each pink betting tab worth £100. Today, that would be equivalent to £2,000 in 2021 prices, which is aprox. $2750 USD. Each time they play they're staking £200 (each) which is about $5,000 USD each hand, or $10,000 USD on the table. So yes, they're rolling quite deep compared to a $10 table!
This scene lifted Sean Connery's acting career. The best Bond ever. Rest in peace 007.
Sean Connery was not a huge star then before Dr No he was in smaller parts and character actor roles and was noticed by producer Cubby Broccoli when Connery was in appearing in Darby O’Grill and the little people in 59 and Broccoli stated Connery would make a good Bond when the hunt was on for actors to play James Bond in 61. Broccoli was impressed by Connery after he saw the Darby film and had seen a fight scene with Connery and thought he would make a good James Bond but still had 6 other finalists screen test for the role before Connery got it beating out an 28 year unknown model Peter Anthony as Broccoli thought Anthony lacked the acting technique to land the part. It’s ironic as years later as unknown car salesman and model from Australia George Lazenby landed the role taking over from Sean Connery when only acting experiences he had were in tv commercials but lied to producers about his acting experience and landed the role based on his screen test and doing a fight scene breaking the nose of stuntman and actor he was doing screen test with.
@@scottknode898 I’m so glad that Bond didn’t sabotage Connery’s career. Not only did he play the iconic character of James Bond, he was THE James Bond, the first and original actor. All the more reason for his typecasting to prevent him from getting other acting roles, but I’m glad that wasn’t the case for Sean Connery. He became an icon and a legend like Clint Eastwood, Jack Nicholson, Robert De Niro, Al Pacino etc.
@@nsasupporter7557 He had great presence. I recently watched The Rock it wasn't as good as I remembered. Too over the top, and Nicholas Cage was so annoying. Connery saved that film.
@@scottknode898 Ian Fleming didn’t want Connery to play Bond at first. Because he was Scottish, James Bond is British. He wanted Cary Grant originally
@@vernpascal1531 I was only 9 at the time The Rock came out in 1996. I didn’t see it until after he passed away, I watched a marathon of his movies to honor him and celebrate his life and career and I thought it was really awesome.
Sean is so damn smooth that this entire exchange between them feels totally natural and believable.
Never has anybody looked so cool lighting up a cigarette.
Hell ya, bro. He’s 007!
*Wolverine with his cigars entered the chat*
Actually everyone that lights up a cigarette is automatically cool
Never has anybody moved a cigarette so fast from hand to mouth and back again.
True!
Hands down... Original & Best James Bond... #RIP Legend
His name is Connery, Sean Connery and he’ll be in our hearts in memory, and everything.
None of the others can hold a candle to him. I grew up on the Bond movies and the Connery Bond films are still my favorites.
RIP Sean Connery
Whats funny is Connery hated James Bond. One of his quotes is that if he ever met James Bond, he'd kill him.
@ The Cosmo Channel. Actually Sean Connery once stated that he didn't hate playing the role of James Bond as many people erroneously believe. He stated that, "It takes a certain craft to play a role like that, but it is simply natural for an actor to seek other roles". Mr. Connery you were quite simply the very best James Bond. You were and always will remain the template by which all other actors who have or will play that role will be measured. Thank you so much Sean for providing me with all the moments of pleasure watching you play Bond as well as the other roles you played in other films! You will be greatly missed but never forgotten by film fans! Now you can see once more Bernard Lee ("M") Desmond Llewellyn ("Q") and Lois Maxwell ( "Miss Moneypenny") and say to each other, "Wasn't it all fun"! R.I.P. Sean Connery.
No one has ever been, or ever will be, as cool as this.
Sonny Crockett perhaps? Although probably no.
When Clint wore the poncho he was up there with Connery.
You are totally right!!!!!!!!!
There are many types of cool. This is a special type. Very smooth. Very bold. Ian Flemming invented a unique character. Combine that with a very special actor. And you get one of the greatest performances in movie history.
I agree with you, but Fonzie wouldn’t
Sean Connery made James Bond the legend that he is. That’s a rare thing for an actor to achieve. True legend.
CRAIG WAS A TOTAL REJECT COMPARED TO THIS DUDE
@@ekop1778 Craig (and likewise Dalton) is awesome as Bond. Every actor is cool in their own right.
He looked like the Bond in Fleming's books.
What I like about this scene is that, in-universe, it appears Bond didn't think of the legendary "Bond, James Bond" first. It was a charming mirrored response to miss "Trench, Silvia Trench".
How did I not notice this? Well I suppose I did, but one wasn't consciously aware of it. On the written page it would have been obvious, but as we witness it, most of us aren't paying attention. Thumbs up.
*Is this your coat Miss Trench?*
She left off with "Mister....?" So he had to say Bond first, just as she had to say Trench first when he left off with "Miss....?". But it was the start of an iconic line for sure.
Great observation! I hadn't noticed that before.
Good Spot
What horrible news to wake up too. Rest peacefully 007
2020 is the year that just won't quit with the bad news. Makes me worry about the election.
I woke up to the news too. Just terrible. R.I.P. to an absolute legend.
My wife was practically in tears.
@@tomfurgas2844 imagine if trump wins, definitely the worst year of the fucking decade
I am still in shock about his loss. He was incredible as 007. RIP Sir Sean
The coolest introduction of a character in film history as far as I'm concerned. They absolutely nailed telling the audience right away how cool Bond is.
The only other character I’d add to this is the shredder from the original live action TMNT movie. His intro scene was absolutely perfect
John wicks intro story was pretty bad ass.
Also Jack Reacher.
I just realised that he only said, "Bond, James Bond" as a playful response to her, "Trench, Sylvia Trench." So in a way Sylvia was responsible for one of the most legendary phrases in movie history
In fact, that was (and I think it still is) the way British people from high society greeted each other. People were called using the last name, but the courtesy ed that the first name had to be given.
Came down here to say just that.
hahaha true
thats what i thought
Holy crap!😳
Most important scene in cinema history.
A Legend was born!
Agree. Very important, well scripted, well acted scene that changed so much.
Exactly.
Bond... James Bond
@ EON 007. Sean Connery as James Bond introducing himself to Judith Gayson's Sylvia Trench character at the gambling table in "Dr. No" is certainly one of the most iconic scenes in movie history, but it is in no way the most important scene in movie history. To claim that is ridiculous! There realistically is no such thing as the most important theatrical or made-for-TV movie scene in history.
I got the first name of the actress wrong in my above comment about the film "Dr. No". It is Eunice Gayson not "Judith" Gayson who played the role of Sylvia Trench.
Sean Connery was undoubtedly the greatest Bond actor of all time. He had it all,the looks,the style,the charisma and the self confidence to carry it off. Fabulous!! Blessings.
Yeah, he was born to play that role.
@@SoulEternalPeaceWarrior77 I completely agree! My kindest regards. Philip.
And how he handled the vintage Dunhill lighter!
@@geneobrien8907 Absolutely! Kindest regards.
The way connery lights his cig and lets it loll in his mouth looks amazing. It adds to the delivery of the line
They will never ever get that scene so right ever again. The way he lights his cigarette and how the music kicks in. It was just perfect.
I came here because of the news. This is where the legacy started.
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One of the most unforgettable scenes in any movie...
The confident covert tips by Sean Connery are a display of pure class, elegantly showing off yet doing it subtly. Getting the money, getting the girl and getting the respect of the club, a classic!
Sean Connery's introduction as James Bond, IMO...Perfect!
In the immortal words of Raymond Chandler, “Every man wants to be James Bond and every women wants to be with him.” Particularly true with Sir Sean-may he R.I.P.
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Isn't that man Austin Powers?
So true
And in the words of Cary Grant: "Every man wants to be Cary Grant, including me"!
Think this was first said of Elvis then everyone else followed !!
The colour of her dress really holds the scene together.
Sean Connery's first "Bond, James Bond" recitation in Dr. No, is unequaled by any other bond or even him in future movies- this was the best one ever.
Pierce and Daniel did it great too tbh
When I think of those “ three little words,” I don’t think “ I Love you” I think “ Bond, James Bond,” with “I love you “tacked on, that’s six. 🎬❤️🎬
1:26 “Bond! James Bond!” This is legendary lines.
1:25
The best "Bond, James Bond" introduction of all time.
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GAMINGwith BANKER Rubbish! That one is bottom rung!
GAMINGwith BANKER bloody Brosnan fans. The only reason he seems so great is because he’s standing on the shoulders of giants.
GAMINGwith BANKER And by the way, that wasn’t his introduction
Geoff Rogerson Have you ever heard of a thing called sarcasm
RIP Sean Connery.
Always the best 007
Yeah, sad.
siempre el mejor
The acting in the scene is so natural. Both talking like normal people and having fun teasing each other. You can also see they are both equal in the game being played between them. Trying to get the upper hand. Amazing writing and amazing acting.
I'm tearing up now. Rest in peace Sean.
What horrible news to wake up too. Rest peacefully 007
Nobody looked more badass as Sir Sean Connery while uttering... "Bond, James Bond."
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The almost disinterested delivery accompanied by the slightly arched eyebrows, the perfect timing and delivery, lighting the cigarette, tipping the house...THE coolest, most iconic scene in any Bond film. Face it, after that, there was never going to be anyone else. Sean Connery IS James Bond.
Even 60 years later, this single scene is a master class on how to be a suave, sophisticated man.
Here in 2021. Remembering how unforgettable and iconic this scene was .
R.I.P Sean Connery. The best Bond that ever was or ever will be.
God: Welcome to heaven Mr?......
Sean Connery: Bond, James Bond
*angels swooning*
@Meta Man the only white man?
sounds kinda racist. Imagine saying "my mum said *insert black guys name here* is the only black she finds attractive"
I would be quite surprised if Sean Connery is in Heaven, given the life he led.
@@kodiak64 and what kind of life was that?
@@somemysteriousguy7114 Promoting fornication / promiscuity and glorying in doing so.
A real man; bold, seductive and most importantly supremely self confident....yes I am aware that he was a fictional character played by an actor---but what a performance!
But he was indeed played by a real man.
Hey Steve, you don't need to be like 007.
You are the guitar player in Deep Purple !
I am iunfortunatley not The Steve morse just an enthusiastic amateur that plays his signature model of guitar. Didn't mean to mislead anyone.@@dusanninic5372 By a strange coincidence I have very briefly met both Sean Connery on a golf course inn St Andrews when I was a student and Roger Moor os the ski pistes of Gstaad in Switzerland where, I must admit, we took the piss a bit saying:"Mr Moore you don't ski as well as in the Spy who Love me"...he said "piss off lads" which was fair enough. I think that Roger Moore was a great human being and all liked him here is Switzerland where he later moved to Monanta.
@@stevemorse108 When was this? And yeah he didn't like being referred to as Bond repeatedly by people which is understandable
@@dusanninic5372 No, Steve is no longer in Deep Purple. he has retired to look after his sick wife. Simon McBride has replaced him and seems far more suited to the role.
The most iconic introduction in Cinematic history. Rest in peace to the Greatest James Bond ever.
Yes he certainly was the best
@@mcallisterk The One and Only!!!!
The definitive James Bond. No one comes close.
In the space of a minute he pulls off one of the greatest performances in acting. There will be many Bonds. But only one Bond, James Bond.
The single greatest intro in movie history
This scene never gets old and still remains the best name drop of the franchise
RIP Sean Connery.The greatest Bond of them all.
I get chills when he introduces himself. The absolute most iconic introduction of not only James Bond,but of any character.
Rest in Peace Sean Connery.
You will be forever the greatest Bond.
My dad died 2 months ago. James Bond was his favourite movie franchise specially Sean Connery..We always watch them together when I was little..I miss my Father very much..😢😢
The delivery of the line, the way he lit the cigarette and that super handsome look and style, Incredible! He had no equal. Best Bond ever RIP Sean Connery
This is literally the best opening of a bond film ever.
That was cool; that was real cool.
Right. That's right.
This is probably the best introduction we could have for this character. Though there have been several Bonds, Sean Connery was the first to deliver that line and he delivered it the best. Farewell, Mr. Bond.
I warch this clip every year then go on a bond binge. Scene was flawless
Tipped the doorman and croupier like a boss-best Bond ever! Thanks for the memories!
The way he bungs the doorman a few quid on the way out is sooooo cool...no one did Bond better than Connery
It's embarrassing how many times I've rewatched this today
While it can be argued that Connery got even better at playing Bond over the next two movies, its incredible how much he nailed the Character from the get-go.
My mom said that when the camera cut to him and he said that famous line, the entire cinema gasped
The women wanted him
The men wanted to be him!
Each actor given the honor of playing 007 has added their own memorable flavor to the role, but the flagship image of James Bond will always be a young, suave Sean Connery dressed in a white dinner jacket with a Walther PPK in hand.
#RIP to a true legend of the Bond franchise and of the silver screen.
R.I.P Sean Connery (1930-2020)
You will never be forgotten.
:-:
Not Evaaaaaa!!!!! 😿😿😿😿😿
Sean Connery will always be my favorite Bond! And yes I watch the others and think they are good too!
Connery's the Bomb 💥👍
RIP Sean Connery....you will be missed by all of us. 😢
I don't care with anyone agrees with me or not.....but that is James Bond... the best
He was certainly the best, but I have enjoyed seeing Craig in the role as well. Craig has the advantage of being a stone cold killer.
Has there ever been another?
@@charlesodell804 Yep, but that man looks damn close to Donald Grant, The henchman from Russia with love.
The Legend Begins
The way the music kicks in when he says it
One of Cinema's Greatest Moments
What a guy. There was nobody else quite like him.
"A book fell on my head, I can only blame myshelf"
-Sean Connery
LOL!!! Very good one!!
So much class, the way people spoke to each other, the fashion, the dress, the way people carried themselves. No one cares anymore.
No other Bond was as cool and smooth as Sean Connery
So true, but better put: there WAS no other. Sean Connery IS James Bond.
@@jupiterlegrand4817..correct…..the best.
If Christopher Lee was playing him he would’ve given Connery a run for his money, imagine the guy who bond was based off of was the guy playing him.
Sean Connery is 90 today,what a legend
Farewell, Mister Bond. Thank you for all the memories.
The first, and the best of them all. You are the yardstick all actors who played, and will play, James Bond are measured against.
"Bond, James Bond." May the original 007 rest in peace. #RIPSeanConnery 😢🕯🙏
he is not the original
@@tommycillian Uh, unless you never seen the movies before he was the original and first James Bond, dude.
@@kendallrivers1119 barry nelson is the original you idiot. search it for yourself
Arguably the most iconic line delivery and cinematic introduction of all time.
@@tommycillian he was not british not so many dont see him as the original
Dude takes all her money, and gets a date with a slammer in 5 minuets. Dudes on tinder take a month to get a first date
Lmao and then they're out to take your money'/!!!
World's greatest spy would not be caught dead on tinder.
Couldn't have said it better myself. Almost as if it was scripted...
And the skanks on Tinder all about games and trying to get paid'/!!!
Don't bother, only Sean Connery's Bond could be such an absolute Chad.
The best "Bond, James Bond" delivery ever! 😎
The best line ever delivered in a film history thanks for the laughs and memories Mr Connery.
That whole Bond, James Bond was improvised and man this man was so Iconic. This is how it looks when you're comfortable in yourself and an individual.
I love the way she raises her eyebrow when she asks, "Mr....?"
Classy dame.
No one plays Sean Connery like James Bond...
The man just oozes class...
The Greatest James Bond for sure !!
I went to a casino last month and everyone were in their shorts.
Playong slot or Poker. If it's poker that's rather unproffesional
Let us not forget that "Les Ambassadeurs" would have been a private club so strict dress codes would have been enforced.
@@CanMav Its still there and is still a luxury private members casino, I image dress code is still enforced but as long as you've got millions you'll probably get in
Anybody can wear anything they want if they got the MONEY! I've played in many casinos before and there's always that one young man ceo of a tech company wearing shorts and an hawaiian t shirt
@@jamesflaherty59 if you have milions and you get in in shorts then youre a peasant farmer and youll die poor because you have no class
No joke, every time I see this introduction, I can't help but smile. It's just so legendary as an introduction to one of cinema's great characters, who also came from very popular books.
What a magical piece of film history! The one and only as he was known here in Scotland (Big Tam). Love from all the Scottish people. RIP Will never be forgotten! 🏴🏴🏴👏👏👏👏👏
Nothing beat Sean Connery's James Bond. He is James Bond
Let's not forget how great Terence Young directed this scene.
The most epic character intro in cinema history. Sean Connery nailed it with a very confident and attractive performance where he basically dominated the scene.
Just 3 words spoken and a whole franchise of films were launched.. only Sean Connery could've pulled those 3 words off. The one and only Bond in my eyes!! Rest easy Mr Bond
The way he says that line - how can anyone not see this is the definitive Bond? Nobody else has said it as well as that. Connery's Bond is a wonderful combination of artful, dangerous, sexy, charismatic.
The coolest "Bond, James Bond" in the whole franchise.
I like how James showed his class and respect by tipping Andre £100 when he passes the shoe.
"I admire your courage, Miss uh" and "I have no objections" also classic lines here 😎
#Godspeed, Sir Sean
The best 'Bond, James Bond' dialogue of the whole series.
Without a doubt, one of the best character introductions of all time.
Sooo smooth.
Nobody does it better. RIP Sir Sean Connery.
Probably the best scene in the whole franchise.
My favourite film, too. From the first sentence, it was all there. Magnificent.
He simply said it perfectly
What a scene. Absolutely Smashed it. Set the tone for Bond that the moderns films cant replicate.
Sean Connery was just one a whole nother level. Smoothest Bond while still being a badass.