Sean Connery Interview "1982" 

Took years off him with this look and the look he had in time bandits and Outland.

I think he looks good with a beard.

Is that a hairpiece the great man's wearing?

@@Revolver1981 Yes. He was balding since he was in his 20's and by the 1980's, was completely bald.

He hated toupees actually

Are you… ok?

@@t7489 I'm fine thanks. You?

I agree with everything except the music part. I wish one day oit can be rescored with John Barry

"great soundtrack" 😂

@@rikardandersson183 yeah sure, why not? Some great jazz, samba..😉

I always wished that he'd have done On Her Majesty's Secret Service. To me, that would have made the ideal final movie for him. In addition, it was a poor choice for Lazenby to make as his debut. When you consider that he came back just a year or two later to make Diamonds are Forever, which was of nowhere near the same caliber, it makes it even sadder that they wasted On Her Majesty's Secret Service on Lazenby.

He was most likely heavier here. He looks better because of his tan, trimmed eyebrows, and a good toupee.

I read somewhere that he made a point to have same waistline he had during Dr. No for this.

@@ricardocantoral7672the shirtless scenes beg to differ

Yes he was.

Atkinson already a big star in uk in 1983

@@mark4lev I didn't know ,I have to look him up.,he looked real young in the Bond movie.

A little bit of trivia. The one responsible for it was the young Steven Seagal during Connery’s training.

Sir Sean Connery Had Hand Therapy While In Post Production. Exercises Helped Develope Treatments. Of Wellness.

That`s not why. His star never fell. There was bad blood between Sean and the Bond producers Cubby Broccoli and Harry Saltzman for years. Sean believed they were insanely greedy about the massive Bond profits. Broccoli and Saltzman didn't want Never Say Never to be made and it was a way for Sean to finally stick it to them by competing with THEIR Roger Moore Bond offering.

That's a wig, on the sets of NSNA

He's been wearing a wig since Goldfinger.

​@@cockshieldsince Dr. No actually

But not really that bad until like 1970