Sean Connery has passed away at 90

Waking up to this news legit made me cry.
RIP, sir. You are in a league of your own and a legend in your own right.

a reply to: Chadwickus

"You've had your bolt, Mr. Bond." Worst news all month.
Why is it an October with so many surprises in it:
had to be this good man at the All Saints Eve for
our last? RIP Sir Sean.. and
"Welcome to the New World" , indeed.

God Speed Sean Connery.
You were a reason to go to the movies when I was young.
You will be missed.

R.I.P. Sir Connery!

Loved your acting, and you only got better as you aged ;-)

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RIP Sean , sad to hear about this


2020 has been allready bad Year and now this...

a reply to: Chadwickus

Tellin ye man , Heaven just got a style upgrade

and super security , he is now 00heaven

Love Sean Connery absolute legend of a man , ever since I seen him when I was a bairn when I watched 007 wae ma da

He will be missed dearly by Scotland but also by the world.

originally posted by: Klassified
a reply to: Chadwickus
The man has a filmography that spans nearly 60 years, besides being referenced in movies and shows he was never in, but a few of my favorite characters (among others) he played was Juan Sánchez-Villalobos Ramírez in the Highlander and William of Baskerville in the Name of the rose.

Respects Mr. Connery.

there can be only one , sean connery

originally posted by: MykeNukem
a reply to: Chadwickus

Aww...my favorite Scottish Russian Submarine Commander....

RIP

AYe hahah even when he was cast as a foreign national in movies he never changed his own accent , thats just class

originally posted by: Fowlerstoad
a reply to: Chadwickus

I will miss him. Bummer, but 90 is a good run by any estimation. He made so many great movies. I remember them all, but among them, liked his early sci-fi work, which is often overlooked. His sci-fi movies I liked are Zardoz, and Outland....

90 is a gid age for a Scotsman , most scots males dont make it past 60

a reply to: sapien82

That is not the AGE that has killed them but the usual poor living condition's north of the border especially in run down council estates, alcoholism was a serious problem for several generations as well but it is not genetic, nothing to do with being a scot and everything to do with lifestyle, environment and poverty.

But true.

Apparently he was suffering from dementia as well and it took it's toll on him in later life, there won't be another like him though.

One of the All-time best actors in the world.
May his spirit soar

a reply to: Chadwickus

"Darby Ogill and the Little People". Yes, Connery was in a Disney movie.
And" The Man Who Would Be King". What an ending. They just wouldn't make a movie like that anymore.

a reply to: Dutchowl

Im going to watch the Hill again

loved that movie