Despite hinting at retirement, he made 24 more feature films after this. RIP, Sir Sean.

R.I.P Sean Connery 7 Bond movies Dr No (1962) From Russia with Love (1963) Goldfinger (1964) Thunderball (1965) You Only Live Twice (1967) Diamonds are Forever (1971) Never Say Never Again (1983)

Hard to believe both Sean Connery and Roger Moore are now behind the Pearly Gates. Rest in peace guys

Many years ago, I acquired a crisp, clean 16mm print of NSNA. This was years before Blu-Ray and even DVD. But I'm still reluctant to part with it, mainly for sentimental reasons, but also because real film viewing can't be beat.

"A black guy, perhaps should be renamed Felix Darker!" Wow, i almost fell out of the chair, the things you could say on TV in '83.

Connery, the best 007.

damn he didn't get sean to say 'Octopushy'

Two legends who are no longer with us.

it's always refreshing to see acting perfomances of movie stars when they were young and unknown

RIP Sean Connery.

This is one of my favourite Bond films and it always reminds me of the hard work my mother Jean Clarkson put into this film as Production Manager.

He’s spot on about from Russia with love, that is the true essence of bond

Never Say Never Again was a great capper for Connery as Bond. Brandauer was a truly great Bond villain, Carrera and Kim Basinger great Bond girls, and Bernie Casey played a great Felix Leiter then all the other forgettable CIA sidekicks (save for Jack Lord and Jeffrey Wright). Its the second best movie directed by Irvin kershner (Empire Strikes Back). And its really the best way for Connery to close out that original Bond he created. Much more satisfying than Diamonds Are Forever. My only wish is that he'd played opposite Diana Rigg in OHMSS. She was just lovely.. and the two of them would've been incredible together.

Felix "Darker"? Really gotta love the 80's

Felix Leiter should no doubt be called Felix Darker... LOL I almost pissed myself when I heard that!

The 'Felix Darker' comment made me say 'oh shit' out loud at school

Felix Darker Hahaha this guy is awesome

Barry Norman was great. Thanks for uploading.

Good old Pat Roach - a real Gent.

Miss Moneypenny, Pamela Salem is one of my best friends. She is still lovely and charming

Connery's best performance was in The Hill (1965).

went to see this 💎 in the early 80s-loved the pace,the dry humour about middle age,been one of all-time favorite movies thanks for the post

This video is golden mate, thanks so much for this. Me being a massive Bond fan, and Connery being my favourite Bond it's a pleasure to watch this, even more so cause Connery rarely gave interviews. Loved his comparison between him and Roger being different Bonds and that it became too much "hardware" after DAF.

Yes, Sean's quoted of saying (at the "view to a kill" premiere) something like "enough of this, you're doing it wrong. Bond should be played by someguy around 33, 35. Roger's too old, I'm too old". so Sean would NOT be playing Bond forever (or as long as the franchise is now) if he never turned it down (twice).

having just finished watching the movie for the very first time I think it is a great piece. At first I wasnt that impressed but then it evened out and became quite worthy of Connerys talents. It does feel like a James Bond tribute piece but then I think he can be forgiven for doing a self tribute at age 53 ish when he is the Master of the character. I missed the familiar soundtrack and the slick production of the first 60s series which I saw as a kid... but Never say Never is both unique and familiar because of Sean Connery.

Sir Sean said once that his favorite Bond movie was From Russia with Love and I have to agree with him it was my favorite too I saw it about 19 times in the theaters

One of the Screen greats..rip Sean..

When Kim B said go lower, he really did not go lower. I would have gone lower!

connery, always had that same accent, in everything, but I can't help but like him, and in movies like the hill, and others he was great, and I liked him as bond.

This man always makes me feel proud I'm Scottish. He never regretted his accent, which is something that does not happen that often... och, it's hard to get rid of a Scottish accent anyway, but I definitely heard some make it through and become posh southerners, possibly having been bred at boarding school... what I mean is that Sean's no Gordon Brown, luckily. ;-) And, apparently, he's a Gers fan too, this makes me feel even better. :-)

Thanks for the posting. great stuff

'oh no Ive made you all wet'...'yes but my martinis still dry' (lol I love that line)

Sean Connery as James Bond is like Micheal Jordan in basketball. When it comes to playing James Bond Sean Conneery is the Micheal Jordan of Bond films.

Never Say Never Again should adapted On Her Majesty’s Secret Service.

Claudine Auger was the best Bond girl ever!!

The Bond brand got greedy he said, it says a lot about him as he donated his entire salary from Diamonds are forever to the Scottish International Educational Trust.

Excelent Sean's return as 007.

Rest in peace you marveles actor....

Film '83 Never Say Never Again Special Interview Sean Connery

God, I miss Barry Norman and film 20__

It was great to get two bond films in 83

Connery was spot on about picking a younger actor in 1983. Moore looked rediculous in A View to a Kill. If Dalton or indeed Brosnen had taken over in 85 it would have been a very different film.

I'd argue that he looked better in NSN than he did in Diamonds.

What time did Sean Connery used to arrive at Wimbledon????>>>>> “Tennish”

when i heard felix darker i spat my drink out i nearly choked ahahahahahahahha

the host is wearing a toupee as well, so hilarious!

*_I bumped into Roger in St. James'_* - could not be a perfect location!

Adrian Paul looks and sounds just like young Sean Connery

It's amazing how much older he looks without the hair peice

Sean Connery quel bel homme qu'il était même quand il était vieux, il avait beaucoup de charme et il incarnait merveilleusement bien son rôle dans James Bond et une voix à tomber. Rest in peace Sir Sean Connery.♥️

I remember reading many years ago, the powers that be wished to create a movie that would encompass all the actors that played bond into a single sitting. The idea was pertaining to a mission to dangerous for a single 007 operative to achieve successfully, as that only one 007 agent would be active at a single time, with the given name of Bond for earlier misadventures. One can only imagine the ensuing powerhouse of non stop one liners....

Great interview:) I love James Bond:) #JamesBond

This film was never my favourite because I was a child in the 60's and i still love the decade today because of the ICONIC films, Pop Art, Music, Fashion, and the world seemed so much more glamorous. Like my late parents who were in their late 20's during the DRAB 50's and up to around 1955 there was still rationing in Britain and they were just living their HUM DRUM lives. The 60's bought them the Bond Franchise and the first 6 were just so different and there was none of the 50's Kitchen sink dramas and plays and films mirroring their own lives. One more reason why the first 6 were so popular was far off exotic filming locations. My parents could never have afforded to go 'ABROAD' so they saw Istanbul and the Bosphorus River By the time this film came out making films was, of course, so much different from the previous 20+ years and i know things move on but there was too much tech, too many car chases and what was then basic CGI. By the 80's the world was 'smaller' and the human race started to travel all over the world so there was a different attitude. Sean did look a lot fitter and leaner but there were so many production problems and although the director Irvin Kershner knew Sean having directed him in a Fine Madness and with Kevin McClory as well involved in this it was bound not to run smoothly.. McClory i believe was chasing Sean for quite a few years to get him to do this film.

The best Bond movie.

Barry Norman is quite wrong, in labeling "Hell Drivers" an indifferent film! It is a bloody good film!

Felix Darker... How the times have changed

a great Actor

It's really great that he did make another Bond. And who cares if it's not part of the 'official' Eon ones? The viewers and fans can make up their mind about what composition of Bond narratives is most meaningful to them. So you can have an alternative Thunderball, with the key elements like characters done very faithfully to the original material.

Does anyone have a link to Barry Norman when he did his countdowns in 89 or 90? I used to love the background music of it.

Over ten minutes before interview 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 nice🎉🎉🎉🎉

Still too good, the best of CONNARY/MOORE ,IN JAMES BOND MOVIES 🎥 PERFORMANCE 🎭 👌, LIKED both SIR. MR.SEAN CONNARY/SIR MR.ROGER MOORE MOVIES 🎥 still the BEST ,JAMES BOND, 007,👌

I had the same bike for 14 years, but I never rode it like that.

Its interesting reading these comments about Barry Norman and how youtubers are getting his humour wrong. At the time he was one of the BBCs biggest stars. Have people lost their sense of humour?

Although I Absolutely Love the film NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN... the Biggest Mistake about NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN is Remaking the Absolute Masterpiece that was THUNDERBALL! They should have REMADE the 1 Movie that Sean Connery DIDN'T DO, and it was ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE... this would've been the Greatest and Most Successful James Bond Film of All-Time!

It wasn't the worst Bond Film. I'll give that title to Quantum Of Solace . That was Bourne gone wrong!

"Mr.Connery can only spare you twelve minutes." "Fuck. We'll just have to pad out the rest of the half hour with clips and Norman waffling."

A great (while not official) Bond movie, hot nympho bitch, original Bond, pumping soundtrack... What's not to love

Even back then, I found it insane how he got knocked back on those glass bottles, then was killed by them, when it seemed like a little push, just my thoughts.

What was Patrick McGoohan doing to his face at 3:36? I don't remember this scene from the movie "Hell Drivers", in which both of them were cast.

This is 007jamesbond movies is a very good moive and very interesting filming.

Rip sir :(

The evergreen connorey

Recall to fall in with Actual adoration..... Yes... Never keep otf any thing for tomorrow for tomorrow may not be yours....

26:30 “We continue?” “Coursh”

My favorite Bond with For eye a only. A lot of détail they are to Taken of future Bond, like workout, watch laser, actor Black like bernie Casey from to play Félix Leiter

RIP Big Tam.

He did play bomd again in the video game lol!

"What's his name...? Mel Gibson!" Oh, Sean, you should watch this now :)

Has anyone ever asked Connery what he thought of ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE?

Hermozo hasta viejo y que VOZ , super sexy. Sorry you wife. 😚😚😉😉💪👏👍👍🙌

Sean Connery gave up the tupee and went grey and yet the women still wanted him.

Actually , Never say never again is a marvellous title for a Bond movie. Much better that the redundant titles with kill and die. Sounds like a title Fleming would use.

„Sie trinken zu viele Wodka-Martinis, essen zu viel rohes Fleisch und zu viel Weissbrot.“ „Gut Sir, dann werde ich das Weissbrot weglassen.“ 😅😂🤣

the best bond of course

I THOUGHT SEAN LOOKED BETTER IN THIS THAN IN THE GOD AWFUL DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER

Did that producer ever produce the sable coat for Mrs. Connery 🤔

WOW! I had no idea he was bald in 1983. I thought he didn't go bald until the late 80s, but I was only 1 in 1982 so I didn't watch his movies until much later.

"Perhaps should be named Felix Darka"

Where can we watch N.S.N.A. delete scenes?

09.10 ish for the Felix Darker bit

Connerys Skyfall (or whatever B25 ends up being called)

HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HE SAID FELIX DARKER!!!!!!!!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHANHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Roger..”parody of the character” - ouch! I quite liked Roger Moore as Bond

Forgot how good Bazza was.

'And why not?'

I am rather surprised to see Sean say that his interpretation of James Bond was more realistic than Roger Moore's. It may be true with movies like From Russia with Love, but Never Say Never Again is like any Roger Moore Movie - a silly parody of the original Bond.

"what's his name.... ? Mel Gibson" 😅

Impressed unterview from Sean Connery that shows the real man despite the time passed

Did you know he used to live in Uxbridge

Wish he or Roger did get to play M. Ah well.