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Gone at 90.

What were your favorite Connery movies?

C-dub wrote: Sat Oct 31, 2020 8:27 am https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-54761824

Gone at 90.

What were your favorite Connery movies?

Finding Forrester
Hunt for Red October (gotta love that Scottish Lithuanian accent!)
Indians Jones and the Last Crusade (Junior!)

Last Crusade - " I suddenly remembered my Charlemagne."
The Rock - "Goodspeed, I'm not going to kill you."
Untouchables - "Well, the Lord hates a coward."

Bond, James Bond - the best
Hunt for Red October
Untouchables

Untouchables
"He pulls a knife you pull a gun, he sends one of yours to the hospital you send one of his to the morgue"

Untouchables: Why the mohaska?
Red October: Reverify our range to target - one ping only, Vasili
Entrapment: Catherine Zeta Jones

Molly Maquires is a great one, plus all the 007 movies he made. classic times and smooth character. But he made many great films/stories , if you did not know he played 007 and saw the other movies, you never knew his james bond role. the great train robbery was a good one as well, not a huge hit, just good story and sly humor.

RIP Sir Sean. but at least he died in his favorite place, the Bahamas

We however cannot forget Zardoz.

The only man for whom my wife would have left me without question.

He was a good 'un.

Even his parodies were great. "I’ll take The Rapists for $200, Alex!"

Really going to miss him.

One of my favorite actors. I saw Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves in the theater. When Sean Connery rode in as King Ricard, he got a standing ovation.

As with Anthony Hopkins, I would pay money to listen to Connery reading the phone book.

The Rock for me is a stupid movie I liked him in. The Hunt for Red October is another classic in a different sense. And let's not forget The Man Who Would Be King.

RIP

"Hey, Ryan, be careful what you shoot at. Most things in here don't react too well to bullets."

I remember reading the book before seeing the movie. I thought the movie stuck very close to the book.

RIP Sir Connery! One of my favorites is a little known movie of his titled "A Fine Madness" made in the midst of his Bond roles. Quirky, irreverent and so different from James Bond.

Well, since no one has mentioned it, my favorite was the 1976 "Robin and Marian."
Sean Connery, Audrey Hepburn, and Robert Shaw. An excellent adaptation of the death of Robin Hood.