Sean Connery

I don't think you want to do that.

Because it started off as Sean Connery.

Yes,

it did.

It is watchable in only a hilarious kind of so bad it's still bad viewing environment.

Sean Connery in a red singlet.

I mean, it's, it's bad.

It's just bad.

wow wow yeah well he's one of the legends of uh for screenwriting you know and also uh you know and also uh theater obviously one of the one of the giants of american letters uh truly um yeah i'm reading up on him as well because of course uh he wrote the untouchables which is uh which is um has a current interest for me in what I'm currently pursuing.

Oh, yes, your Connery volume.

Exactly.

yes um so he was yeah he's interesting in terms of uh of Sean Connery as well um he told he tells quite a nice story about Connery phoning up I think it was his sister or his cousin that was ill or was having a hard time and just just phoning her up to cheer her up essentially and that was a nice story um well listen Mark absolutely brilliant to read your put up my good good reads review um i tell everybody i'll tell everybody uh highly recommended wells fans but also i think it's just interesting if you're interested in this time in this period uh you know pearl harbour happens during the during the the span of the books uh period.

But also if you're interested in how this kind of studio movie was made, you know, what the process, you know, on a day by day basis.

And I think, you know, those appendices, I think that's a really interesting thing for someone like me to geek out on.

I'll have to type you out there.

That's Sean Connery.

Yeah.

Sean Connery.

We'll stick with this one, though.

Golden Eyes Bond has gone to the seaside.

The, the-- By the way, on this IMDb list of their top ones, they have Psycho number one, Chinatown number two, The Tenant, uh, number three, The Name of the Rose number four.

I never even heard of that one, to be honest, with Sean Connery, Christian Slater.

It's a intellectual nonconformist friar investigates a series of mysterious deaths in an isolated abbey.

I never even heard of that movie, to be honest.

How did it work with Eastwood?

Uh, the big three on O'Reilly are Eastwood, Sean Connery, and Jack Nicholson, and it was all happenstance that I met them.

And they were, um, let's say accepting of my view of life.

So Eastwood, uh, smart guy, much smarter than people give him credit for.

Um, and that's why we...

I had so many laughs with those guys.

I know you're up against a clock, but I was at the US Open on Sunday, and I first met Sean Connery at the Open.

Um, because they were, uh, giving him a hard time, the paparazzi was chasing him around, and the autograph seekers and all of that.

How did it work with Eastwood?

Uh, the big three on O'Reilly are Eastwood, Sean Connery, and Jack Nicholson, and it was all happenstance that I met them.

And they were, um, let's say accepting of my view of life.

So Eastwood, uh, smart guy, much smarter than people give him credit for.

Um, and that's why we...

I had so many laughs with those guys.

I know you're up against a clock, but I was at the US Open on Sunday, and I first met Sean Connery at the Open, um, because they were, uh, giving him a hard time, the paparazzi was chasing him around, and the autograph seekers and all of that.

And I just by happenstance was sitting next to him.

Which, if you read the original books by Ian Fleming, that's the way the character was in the books.

He wasn't Sean Connery or Roger Moore.

The James Bond that was in the original books was Daniel Craig.

You know, rough, somber, not-so-flashy sort of a guy.