[R651400]

RIP Big Yin...

 

[Stephen J. Card]

Yes, RIP Commander Bond!

 

[Mad Landsman]

Not just Bond.
Television, Stage, Movies, Building site - Scottish, Russian, Irish, American etc.
All with an Edinburgh accent, bless him.

 

[nickwilson89]

A man with confused loyalties, but a great and entertaining actor nonetheless

Nick

 

[John Rogers]

A man with confused loyalties, but a great and entertaining actor nonetheless

Nick

His loyalty was to Scotland. Thats what it said on his tattoos. RIP Sir Sean Connery.

 

[Burntisland Ship Yard]

R.I.P "Commander Bond"

 

[Dickyboy]

Really sad, he had a very long innings. An early film, 1950s was about a hard worked lorry drivers called "Hell Drivers" With a lot of other future stars in it. Also a post war army caper where he & another fiddled their way through the war. Not many types of role he didn't play, from Knights, Dragons, Bond, Robin Hood etc etc. He'll be sadly missed, though many of his films will be re run for many years to come.
RIP Sean,

 

[vmr]

Always Enjoyed His Movies A Class Actor Sadly Missed. VMR.

 

[Frank P]

R.I.P. ......Sean

 

[Duncan112]

The only film he directed, "The Bowler and the Bunnet", an examination of Fairfield's labour relations is available on BFI's "Tales from the Shipyard" - well worth a watch, as are the other films on this compilation Tales from the Shipyard

 

[Bill.B]

Er, shouldn’t this be in the Seafarers obituary forum as he did do two years as a matelot in the RN.
That makes him one of us in my eyes.

 

[nickwilson89]

With his political view maybe Stormy Weather would be a better choice!!

Nick

 

[Satanic Mechanic]

I met a guy in Karatha , Western Australia , whose family claim to fame was that his uncle had got the crap kicked out of him by
Big Sean Connery

 

[Ron Stringer]

I met a guy in Karatha , Western Australia , whose family claim to fame was that his uncle had got the crap kicked out of him by
Big Sean Connery

Welcome back SM

 

[lakercapt]

With his political view maybe Stormy Weather would be a better choice!!

Nick

He was an avid supporter of Scottish independence and did not hide this opinion.

 

[nickwilson89]

Since he was a bit slow about supporting Scotland in the traditional manner used by most domiciled Scots that is through income tax and VAT, I expect we will soon hear he left some of his many millions to Scottish causes that support Scottish Independence.

 

[John Rogers]

I read that he gave a lot of money to the Arts in Scotland,

 

[trotterdotpom]

He was an avid supporter of Scottish independence and did not hide this opinion.

Not enough to live there.

John T