Sean Connery Dead At 90

[Sacred Knight]

Hahaha. Cage had such an fun dynamic with him in this film.

[Flash Gordon]

RIP Juan Sánchez-Villalobos Ramírez. Pour one out.

[master of read]

he's gone to join owlsly.

god speed, dr.jones.

[Buried Alien]

Farewell, Mr. Bond.

Buried Alien (The Fastest Post Alive!)

[Jokerz79]

Goodbye Mr. Bond.

[Powerboy]

I hope he enjoyed retirement, but part of me always hoped he'd make at least one more appearance in film. Anyway, still the best of the Bonds in my book, rip.

From everything he said, he loved his retirement. He had endless offers to do another movie but he said retired means retired and he loved it too much to do another movie.

Rest in Peace, Sean Connery.

[AnakinFlair]

I hope he enjoyed retirement, but part of me always hoped he'd make at least one more appearance in film. Anyway, still the best of the Bonds in my book, rip.

From everything he said, he loved his retirement. He had endless offers to do another movie but he said retired means retired and he loved it too much to do another movie.

Rest in Peace, Sean Connery.

That said, he DID come out of retirement once- to voice James Bond in the video game adaptation of 'From Russia With Love'.

RIP Mr. Bond.

[PCN24454]

My dad has his complete set of movies.

[ChrisIII]

Did he choose to retire in the Bahamas due to some of the Bond films being filmed there (Mostly Thunderball)? After all, he became interested in golf after that scene in Goldfinger...

[ChrisIII]

That said, he DID come out of retirement once- to voice James Bond in the video game adaptation of 'From Russia With Love'.

RIP Mr. Bond.

Also the animated film Sir Billi. (Whose character's likeness looks a bit like Connery).

[MyriVerse]

Doesn't it just figure Halloween 2020...
Frick!

RIP

[Powerboy]

That said, he DID come out of retirement once- to voice James Bond in the video game adaptation of 'From Russia With Love'.

RIP Mr. Bond.

I didn't know that. I believe his last movie was "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen". Maybe not the best movie to go out on but still okay. I remember an interview where he said he was regularly offered cameos and had to explain that retired includes cameos. I believe he was in the Bahamas? He said studios would offer to film his scenes or scene there so he didn't have to undergo the strain of traveling. But, again, retired.

Maybe he still held a special place for the James Bond role by that time in his life to do even the voice.

[CJStriker]

When I heard Roger Moore pass away in 2017 I was working at my current job and now it figures I heard Sean Connery why working at my current job as well, shocked me.

Sean Connery for me as a child can not begin to describe what icon meant to me and I was certain to many who I grew up with. He was one of the 1st actors that I can remember who easily become my favorite before you knew of such a thing as favorites. In any role he was in he stold out as the center of movie, he had that presance to him you could not help to admire and want to be like.

Sean Connery for me as a kid growing up in the 90's made being old Cool! From The Rock (1996), to Entrapment (1999), to Medicine Man (1992), to The Hunt for Red October (1990), to Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989), to Even The Avengers (1998), Sean was the king of Acting and coolness to me as a kid that made me feel and gave me hope that even one day when I hope to get luck to live to be an old man that I could still be as cool and as gentleman as he was. This too was way before I even become a Bond fan as well later on, this was the kind of impact Sean Connery had on me.

Pierce Brosnan was the man that introduced me to James Bond and his films in the 90's, it was soon after that thanks ot the Goldeneye Video Game, then in the early 2000's special marathons on TV and DVD sets of the other James Bond movies that I got introduce fully Sean Connery as bond, a Man Younger then I knew in the 90's but lost no less of his Gentleman coolness and whit!

Any Role he played I enjoyed and the man stold out well as hero on the Big Screen of Her Majesty's greatest heroes and gentleman.

This one hurts cause it is the end of an era and the lost of a man that transcended his roles and he alone become an icon himself of just who he was, even being knighted.

But I will now always celebrate the man with what he gave to us and how his work will inspire us years to come and his roles will teach us what it means to be a Gentleman actor.

God's Peace and Prays to you Sean Connery, Thank You for Everything you gave to Me and Many Other!

[ChrisIII]

I didn't know that. I believe his last movie was "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen". Maybe not the best movie to go out on but still okay. I remember an interview where he said he was regularly offered cameos and had to explain that retired includes cameos. I believe he was in the Bahamas? He said studios would offer to film his scenes or scene there so he didn't have to undergo the strain of traveling. But, again, retired.

Maybe he still held a special place for the James Bond role by that time in his life to do even the voice.

I think Sean was kind of a mostly private man most of the time. The reason I think he left Bond in the first place was that he was often annoyed by the paparazi attention, Especially during YOLT, and I think that wasn't great for his marriage either.

[Powerboy]

I think Sean was kind of a mostly private man most of the time. The reason I think he left Bond in the first place was that he was often annoyed by the paparazi attention, Especially during YOLT, and I think that wasn't great for his marriage either.

All of the above and I think he had a fear that maybe he was a one character wonder and wanted to know if he was going to have a career beyond James Bond. Obviously, he did.