Favourite Sir Sean Connery Film

[tiggerblue10]

What's yours?

[jackthehat]

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0070468/

... with a superb performance from Ian Bannen, too.

[shoota]

The Name of the Rose.

[Prudie]

When he was young Marnie. Never been a Bond fan. When he was older The Untouchables.

[retrocop]

(1)The Untouchables and (2) A Man who would be King.

[Arksided]

Highlander for me, although brilliant in it perhaps not his best performance but is one of my favourite films.

[Rosie29]

I can't remember the name. It was a military type film set on Africa in the 1800s. Michael Caone was in it

[shoota]

'Zulu' Rosie - Apparently there's tharsands of 'em...

[Rosie29]

Thanks Shoota x

[Prudie]

^ I'd assumed you meant Zulu Rosie but Sean wasn't in that (unless you are mixing him up with Stanley Baker).

[retrocop]

I don't recall Connery in Zulu. Michael Caine was in The Man who would be King with Connery set in India and the the North West Frontier.

[retrocop]

Stanley Baker played along side Michael Caine and Nigel Green in Zulu.

[retrocop]

https://ibb.co/yVq8x7p

[jno]

The Wind and the Lion, The Man Who Would Be King, Robin and Marian - three of the greatest adventure romances ever filmed, and he made them all within a year.

[shoota]

Yes you're right, I was getting mixed up with 'The Man Who Would be King'.
They all look the same in redcoats...

[retrocop]

//They all look the same in redcoats... //


Dont they just?

https://ibb.co/THTsmSZ

[Ken4155]

Never been a Bond fan so my fav Sean Connery film is The Hill (1965).

[shoota]

It is a bit of a potboiler but I always watch 'Shalako' when it is dragged out and dusted off to fill a slot on the box.
I read the book when I was a boy and it has Brigitte Bardot in it...

[piggynose]

RIP Sean.

[jno]

Darby O'Gill and the Little People is pretty good and has amazing special effects.

[piggynose]

He was pretty good in "the name of the rose"