Yeah, he was the first and we love him, but damn, Pierce Brosnan did a bang up job of it.

Absolutely the best 007 💙

Agree Sean Connery best, though I thought Timothy Dalton did great job. I liked Pierce Brosnan as Bond, but the stories were not as good as the earlier ones.

@@youngsteph1 I, too, thought Timothy Dalton was good, and was the best Bond based on the Books, but he wasn't as good as Connery as a film Bond, and the movies were not that good, tho he did well in them.

YOU ARE SO RIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

RIP Sire Sean Connery. 1930-2020.

@@jesusisgod2953 Oh, good grief. Quit spamming people.

@@jesusisgod2953 Do you have evidence, not just a claim (the bible is a claim)

@@emmanuelpiscicelli6232 Do you ask because you want to become a Christian?

@@jesusisgod2953 That’s just what we needed. More propaganda from a mindless manipulated sheep! P.S. I just talked to Jesus, and he told me to tell you, “blow me!”

That would be Christopher Lee.

@@Alaryk111 wut? scaramanga?

My hero, original James bond

@@Alaryk111 No it wouldn't

He should have worn the classic tux.

He said no problem!

With all that going for him, it almost seems a wonder that he didn't live forever. It's as though you might look up "indestructible" in the dictionary and see his picture. Well, anyway, the memory of him lives on, and will.

Best Bond ever.

Mr.Logic23 I've always thought the same thing

yesss...

Maybe his fellow Irishman, Conor McGregor can match it.

@@bluelambo5 Scottish

@@dstatton oh is He? Which bond was the Irish one. Brosnan?

Even a man can see that!!!!!

Many females much younger than you will say the same thing.

Indeed he was.

Agreed. I am a straight male,but I can definitely see why women are attracted to him. I just love how cool and laid back he always seemed. The film he mentions on here "the hill" brings back a very fond memory for me. I was 17 in 1985 and staying at a friend's house while his parents were on holiday. There was a drinks cabinet and we got absolutely sozzled on some strong spirits,while watching the film "the hill" I loved the film,and like Sean's character in that film,I have never been what society would call a conformist,I do my own thing,which gets me into trouble occasionally,nothing too bad mind. I have never seen that film since then,but I recommend it to anyone that loves Sean. The whole cast are brilliant infact. I was so sad to hear of Sean's passing last year,but he had a good innings and I believe he enjoyed his life,and we can't ask for more than that.

He looked so much older

@@rfrt2345grd He seemed to age quickly during the '60s: maybe he was hitting the bottle, like Errol Flynn.

@@None-zc5vg The problem was Balding, lost Hair early

In last movies of 007 used Hairpiece or something similar

@@None-zc5vg Plus smoking.

Everyone's toxic today. I don't think people of the future will believe how nice people used to be. I think it starts on day one of life these days with the useless Hep B shot and gets worse from there.

rjb555 It may have started when the likes of movies such as animal house and raging bull were thrown at the world, as entertainment. Generations taught to revel in slobdom, and violence. It went down hill from there.

welcome to de-evolution

ON TV they were.... on the streets though, a different story.

It was all 'keeping up appearances' while the dirty laundry was kept indoors and never mentioned. Things were just as bad if not worse, it's just that everyone kept up false pretences.

i agree, he was good

The name is Bond, Jane Bond! ;-)

Him and Cesar romero

@@thetreacherousleech8990 ?? I'll have to check that one out!

James Garner’s wasn’t too bad either

Yes! Everyone went on about his accent, his muscles, and thick eyebrows (which were still epic), but never about his dimples, long eyelashes, or expressive eyes.

how old was he? why did he die so soon? he is beloved

🤣

kkkkkkkk

like SNL Connery 'When it comes to MY LINE, You all can Suck it! bwahaha'

Before we start, I like a martini, shaken, not stirred...🤣

'moving pictures' was the term back then :)

Actually motion pictures.

moving pictures is also correct. It's where the term "movies" comes from.

People talk about "going to the pictures" here, at least my generation does.

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+goodbyeisthenewhello I find it odd. All should be standing to greet a pop icon be it male or female. Female to be seated it look so rude and disrespect a big movie star.

gulliblewhitepeople Not say western or eastern... when a person of high standing n respect u need to stand juz like u watch an opera pay tribute to a legend. Luckily, nowadays, both sexes stand when there is a need to.

gulliblewhitepeople We talk about respect to vip, celebrities etc. Don't digress. Now all stand irregardless of man or woman.

gulliblewhitepeople Again digressing. Stick to topic. Nowadays there is no such thing of this sort anymore. All are equal. So be it a female or male figure of respect he/she needs a clap or standing ovation. Case closed u narrow minded moron.

+James Owl I was born in the late 40's my formative years was the 50's, therefore I would probably be classed as old fashioned. I consider a lot of the younger generation as rude, so do many people from my era think the same. You can't teach an old dog new tricks!

What sense of humour? He hardly ever talks here. Doesn't seem to be enjoying himself.

@@JacobNightingale He changes his voice. That IS sense of humour.

I don't think anyone else caught that.

That was also my favorite line

@Dhi Mancini me tii

How would she know that without cheating?, somebody told her.

@@stevejacobs4246 Because when big celebrities would come to town for filming or premieres it was big news written about in the newspapers of the day. The first person on the panel, Dorothy Kilgallen, was showbiz columnist for the New York Times or one of the other major papers back then. It appears she thought that answer too simple though.

And he has hair on top of his head.

LoL, that's because it IS Sean .

@ Maskedman66. Even as early as "Dr. No", Connery had to wear a hair piece because he was going prematurely bald.

Are you saved friend? If you died tonight will you go to heaven or hell? God Almighty, the Creator came in the flesh to take away the sin of the world. He gave up his own life to save yours. His sacrifice on the cross paid the price for your redemption with his own blood. On the third day he rose from dead and offers the gift of salvation and forgiveness to those that repent and trust in him. This is the Gospel which means the Good News. Isaiah 45:22-23 KJV Look unto me, and be ye saved, all the ends of the earth: for I am God, and there is none else. [23] I have sworn by myself, the word is gone out of my mouth in righteousness, and shall not return, That unto me every knee shall bow, every tongue shall swear. John 1:1-3,14 KJV In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. [2] The same was in the beginning with God. [3] All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made. [14] And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, Isaiah 44:6 KJV Thus saith the Lord the King of Israel, and his redeemer the Lord of hosts; I am the first, and I am the last; and beside me there is no God. Revelation 1:17-18 KJV And when I saw him, I fell at his feet as dead. And he laid his right hand upon me, saying unto me, Fear not; I am the first and the last: [18] I am he that liveth, and was dead; and, behold, I am alive for evermore, Amen; and have the keys of hell and of death.

I love him more in his sir Henry jones senior looks😭😭

Another nice story: Mie Hama, Kissy of You Only Live Twice: "I thought of him as my older brother. Always a gentleman. I still remember him after all these years." (paraphrase). You can look up an interview with her 'From Japan With Love' with Raymond Benson. At the time of the interview, she must have been in her 60s, but still looked beautiful.

Yes, yes he was...and amazing.

That was a great film.

It took 2 weeks to shoot.

I liked the gypsy fight from the same film much better...

Yes it was great Robert Shaw and Bond Connery

Not even my favourite train fight, Tee-Hee and Roger Moores bond, Live N Let Die

Just like the aston martin db5. 16 million at sotheby's last year

AMEN! AMEN! AMEN! AMEN! There is ONLY one James Bond for me.......and that is Sir Sean Connery! What a complete heart beat raising, I would've given anything....to have been a 'Bond Girl' wrapped in his arms in one of his movies!!!! Lord.....please save my sou!!

Sir, this is a Wendy’s

I would say at least two of his Bond movies were subpar for various reasons: DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER and NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN. Five Bond movies that were all at a fairly high level hasn't really been matched since though.

I can’t recall the name of the movie he played Duke, a thief who came down a chimney or something

@@dinahbrown902 The Anderson Tapes (1971)

@@dinahbrown902 "The Anderson Tapes". Ralph Meeker is in it too, so although they hadn´t worked together at the time this show was made, they did five years later.

@@probyful Thanks 👍

The Hill is interesting in that the cast are all males - you only see one woman briefly at the beginning (the commanding officers whore)

Because they are a joke.

@@moisespolicart2732 yep. Laughing at them. Not with them.

There's a few.

@@redbetta2191 it is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.

And prime Moore as well

Brosnan was the best bond

I do like Sean Connery, but i like Roger Moore's James Bond :D

George Lazenby was the best Bond and Albert R. Broccoli once himself stated that had he honored his 7 film contract, his would be the portrayal by which all others are measured.

i heard that he found them ‘embarrassing’ ...i understand, we tend to forget that while women were put in a box called ‘cheesecake’, men were put in a box called, ‘beefcake’.

@@strikerbowls791 for one film ... except goldeneye.. the others were the worst bond movies

kittycatbird, lol!

That man’s voice alone could send shivers throughout my entire body.

You can be a good actor without a 'voice' but not a great one.

+Sam LewisThe new KZfaq doesn't allow me to "like" your comment, so I'll actually type out that I agree. They dressed better, too.

The microphones back than picked up on the lower baritone sounds better. And people with lower voices, be it male or female, always sound more sophisticated.

A Bond so it's more the microphone than them?

Yeah, basically, the higher frequencies of their voices are just not being picked up)

+Gwen King OMG I SO agree. He is still a fine looking man. Always melted me.

never seen god so I will go with Connery

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No other actor as 007, comes close to Connery.

It seems that he hated being type-cast as Bond and wanted to carry on playing other parts (as he had been doing from the mid-'50s up to 1962/63). When he got the chance, he did quite well (in pictures like "The Hill").

He never changed his voice in films even when he was playing a Russian submarine commander

@@mikelheron20 or an Egyptian Spaniard highlander! When the french-american actor played a scot! Funniest casting ever.

carolina salgado, yes he will, as he created the movie Bond persona!

Absolutely. My choices in order: Connery, Dalton, Moore, Brosnan, Lazenby and the overrated Craig last. One actor who i would have loved to have seen in the role: Dougray Scott. Purely based on his performance as the baddie in Mission Impossible 2...

I've never really seen a 007 film in its entirety. but Connery is my favorite. wasn't Roger Moore before him though?

I wish this was true....

Original James bond, my hero

Sean Connery's as well.

Your father might've been waiting outside the studio while he filmed this episode of WHAT'S MY LINE? That's very cool. Did he have any stories about driving Sean Connery around?

A Fine Madness really is a good movie. He and Joanne Woodward made a good pair.

Was machst du hier lol

@@Bailioublog Was machst du hier?

Eunice Gayson and Roger Moore also passed away just a few years ago...

Diana Rigg Honor Blackman

Don’t forget Roger....

Did you hear about the time he and Lana Turner were rehearsing or filming something and her weird BF showed up with a gun? S.C. quickly saved the day by either taking the gun from him or knocking him out. This is the BF that was later killed by her daughter, allegedly, when he was abusing Lana.

@@teddiestephanidis3073 yea, it was a small time mafia thug Johnny stompanado. Not sure if I've spelled his last name correctly. Turned up on the film set threatening Sean Connery with a gun. Story goes he hit him ,disarmed him, police were called and Johnny was on the next flight back to the USA.

It was his favorite movie. Mine is Goldfinger.

Goldfinger, Skyfall, Dr No. In that orded.

OHMSS will always be the penultimate for me, but FRWL is a very close second. No surprise, considering these are two of the very best Fleming novels.

@@michaelschramm1064 But that movie is with George Lazenby.

@@Brad_Pittstop That is one of primary reasons I adore the film so much. Lazenby portrays a youthful, exuberant and very physically capable 007 plus he demonstrates a range of emotions that accurately replicates Ian Fleming’s character as depicted in the novels. Producer Albert R. Broccoli himself once stated that had Lazenby honored his 7 film contract he would have become the Bond by which all others are measured.

I was seven when I saw it at the FOX theater in Oakland with my cousin,friend and his father. To this day ,i still have my metal Aston Martin toy and the box. Enough about me..tell me all about YOU...ha.

And not long before Dorothy Kilgallen died

Yes..........yes, he did....if you’ve got it, you’ve got it and there is no question about it.....Mercy!...that man had it and IT only got better the older he got. I would have loved to have met him when I was young, sexy and hot! He probably would have considered me way too young for him......oh, well........in my dreams.

Not the only reason naturally, but i think the lack of constant flow of entertainment made people to read much more, that does wonders for one's vocabulary.

On television at least.

What has become of civility and manners and kindness in America? How America has fallen

I think it has more to do with the prominence of radio. Radio shows were "the thing" until Television started becoming common in the 50s/60s. All the starts/celebrities for television came from radio, and since radio was voice only, there was an emphasis on articulation and delivery. Your run of the mill, lower/middle class workers were just as articulate as today's.

Back in the day's when people went to fucking charm school and learned cursive writing.