Sean Bean discusses his YouTube Death Reel and picks his favourite death!

Sean Bean talks to Digital Spy about his characters' habit of dying on-screen, and why 'The Lord of The Rings' provided him with his favourite movie send-off.
See the death reel (spoilers!!) here: • Sean Bean Death Reel
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[@MichaelHolmgaard]

I got so emotional whenBoromir died. Despite trying to take the ring from Frodo, he redeemed himself at the end. Fighting for the fellowship - He regained his honor 😔

[@squamish4244]

+Jaegar Ultima Close, but another 7 or 8 years younger.

[@codsamanta]

+Mickey Holm I cry at that every damn time.

[@MichaelHolmgaard]

@113960732709005836723 I feel you. I sometimes skip through the scene, because I find it so sad! My mom simply can't watch it at all

[@codsamanta]

Mickey Holm Yes, same! I mean, no matter what he did only minutes before, the way he fought....the bravery he showed, I dare to say, might even overshadow Aragorn's.

[@MichaelHolmgaard]

@113960732709005836723 Agreed. I might actually say that he DOES overshadow Aragorn in the first movie. A shame he was taken so soon! Imagine how much they could've used him later on 🙌 But the scenes with him in the directors cut of Return of the King were excellent 🙏

[@arckocsog253]

I'd be afraid to make a documentary of him - what if he dies in the film?>:(

[@bigpapa3348]

+Arc Kocsog lol awesome!

[@lemonprofit5147]

+Arc Kocsog there shall be not a documentary about him ever !!

[@toh786]

Well, he does take part in a documentary about some Waterloo battle...

[@crashpal]

+Arc Kocsog what about an M Night Shyamalan movie? You'd think he will die but the twist is he won't or he was dead all along

[@PcGamerify]

+Arc Kocsog He survived this interview.

[@adronias]

Seeing him outside of acting, being interviewed, I've just realised how good of an actor he is.

[@Caesar_Himself]

"OUR People!.... Our people....." 'I would have followed you my brother, my captain, my king.' Awesome scene, tis true.

[@StaffordChristensen]

His character's death in The Lord of the Rings is one of the all-time great cinematic death scenes.

[@BlueWoWTaylan]

Yes ! He picked Boromir ! My inner Tolkien fan is so happy...which is kinda weird to be happy about a characters death but still !

[@alexandragblessing]

YES BOROMIR'S DEATH AHH

[@emsymo]

So many people are sad because Sean Bean must "die" in so many films. I believe some are envious of Sean, only a few actors are so good and sexy! We love you Sean, we love you even if they "kill" you !! :)

[@linkofvev]

It's weird. The only time I ever seem to tear up is over heroic deaths in films (like Boromir or Last Samurai). Never anything though.

[@Heruagarwaen]

"I used to be Boromir once, but then I took three arrows to the chest."

[@HH-bb4cn]

Sean Bean dies in everything because its the universe trying to correct the hole ripped in it due to the fact that his name does not rhyme when it should.

[@IronRooRoo]

He doesn't die in Sharpe though. Maybe also because Sharpe was so badass, to balance that out the universe kills every other character he plays.

[@MindlessMeatPuppet]

Jay Ruiz Very good!

[@morganstowell_3232]

You my friend have made my day.

[@king_theoden7859]

Jay Ruiz I laughed more than I should have.

[@itscooliknowrytyeah4675]

that was a great comment.

[@ragingsaviorkami9862]

Lol. Marvel calls Sean Bean. Marvel: ''Hello, we'd like you to play in one of our movies.'' Sean: ''Oh cool. Which one?'' Marvel: ''The new Spider-man!'' Sean: ''Nice. And who am I gonna be playing?'' Marvel: ''Uncle Ben.''

[@TwistedSynn]

+Lonely Warrior lol

[@bogdanandreimartinas4764]

Lol

[@ki-seonpeck9069]

Hahahahahahahahaha(deep breath)hahahahahahahahaha

[@JerwinVillanueva]

Uncle Bean

[@Cloud-be6xj]

+Jerwin Villanueva Lol.

[@gohan9080]

The Boromir death scene was perfect. The acting, everything. So freakin' sad. Boromir was a favorite character, too. :\

[@InnkeRaubenstern]

I disliked Boromir until I've seen the extended version (I haven't read the books yet). Now Boromir is my favorite character ever (I think he's the most human of them all) and every time I watch LotR, I like him a bit more and I like Aragorn a bit less (because he's the real reason why Boromir had to die)

[@Gryffster]

Sech Met The death of Boromir is one of the most moving scenes in the books.

[@InnkeRaubenstern]

Gryffster I have the books prepared, but for some reason I can't get into them. But I think I might finally convince myself to read them once I get the next "I must watch LotR" mood, because I've seen it so many times that I quote completely unremarkable parts like "Young master Gandalf, it's mmmm-wonderful to see you"

[@Gryffster]

I locked myself in a warm, dark room for a week with access to food, wine, and atmospheric music. My friends thought I had died.

[@Gryffster]

***** Did I read the books? Yes, first in 1979, then at about 7 year intervals ever since. But in what way do you think he is treated "better" in the films? It's true, in the extended edition, he's given a greater back story, but that doesn't change his character. Why do you think he's treated better in the films?

[@Kenz305]

You mean his favorite death wasn't getting herded off a cliff by cows? Best. Death. Ever.

[@DjangoWarheart]

Assassinated by cows, on the orders of Richard Harris.

[@DjangoWarheart]

The Field. Great movie, well worth a watch.

[@lISamuraill]

still boromir XD

[@tuttt99]

RIP Sean Bean, 1959-1986, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002...

[@ColonelBragg]

clearly a immortal that keeps resurrecting possibly Rasputin lol

[@vardellsfolly5200]

The man with the many, many deaths..

[@ColonelBragg]

***** he very well could be

[@BingleFlimp]

+redstormfighter29 He steals the life force of his characters and adds it to his own. Ned Stark died so Sean Bean could live.

[@12poopie]

2011

[@AlamoPatriot]

At least he plays Richard Sharpe. It is not possible to kill Sharpe.

[@ricksimon9867]

He used up all his plot armour in that role.

[@MrBergal]

Without a doubt, Boromir's death in Lord of the Rings is my all time favorite Sean Bean death as well. It's epic, slow and sad :(.... I actually think it might be the best death ever tbh, not sure, would have to think about it ;).

[@ETHANGELIST]

I love what he says to Aragorn too. "I would've followed you my brother... my captain... my king." Beautiful!!! :-D

[@MrBergal]

Trinity Apologetics 100% Agreed! :D... when I was little, I actually thought they were brothers xD cause Bormoir called Aragorn a brother xDDD hahaha

[@ETHANGELIST]

Oh hahaha. Yeah calling him his "king" is quite beautiful.

[@walterkowalski6361]

Yeah it was awesome. I'd probably say it's my favourite too. Though some others come really close like (Spoiler!!!!) William Wallace's death from Braveheart Léon's death from... yeah, Léon Maximus' death from Gladiator Walt Kowalski's death from Gran Torino

[@danielholta5721]

I BET BOROMIR WOULD DESTROY ARAGORN IN SINGLE COMBAT!

[@Jombo1]

It's a plot twist when he doesn't die.

[@jadospis7826]

In "Martian", for example

[@Mudkip971]

Pixel and National Treasure

[@beewc4050]

Sharpe series!

[@petervansan1054]

@@jadospis7826 still got fired at least

[@joshuagavile4775]

Troy

[@croc560]

"Oh my god! They killed Sean Bean!" "You bastards!"

[@DragonDDark]

?who said that?

[@Nickotak]

dragonddarkPSN In South Park they often say "Oh my God, they Killed Kenny" followed up by another saying "You bastards!"

[@DragonDDark]

Harvey Specter oh

[@bassinblue]

So he didn't die in this interview? FAKE!

[@RockLou]

+David Harrison He dies offscreen.

[@xxjareexx]

+David Harrison that scene was deleted, will be on blu ray

[@rubenmanssens]

This man carries the whole pacific ocean in his armpits

[@r10greyhoundsrule87]

First thing I noticed too. WTH?!?! I realize the lights are hot but he should know how to avoid that by now. And I wish he'd keep his fist away from his mouth when talking. It is distracting.

[@raymondjohnson2724]

R10GreyhoundsRule How is he suppose to avoid it?

[@taufamaile5351]

Ruben Manssens lmfao im stealing this lololol

[@lezardtrente1430]

And also the bubonic plague Ruben Manssens

[@MrWhangdoodles]

+R10GreyhoundsRule His fist close to his mouth is iconic. "One does not simply walk into Mordor"meme?

[@Level7Gentlemen]

As a Lord of the Rings fan, I'm very glad he chose Boromir as his favorite. It was such a touching scene.

[@UncleDwalin]

The Boromir death is one of the best death scenes I have ever seen.

[@harris6739]

I liked Eddard Stark's death. The way the sound went silent and Sansa screaming in the background with Arya crying. It created such a sad atmosphere and was pretty sad.

[@CamoRed22]

Ho lee chit you have a problem.

[@Kulascus]

***** Nobody is too young to be fapped over, noobie

[@BlueisNotaWarmColour]

Kulascus the NSA is so going after you

[@BlueisNotaWarmColour]

voteZDLR yeah the NSA would just tell the FBI and his parents would be incredibly disappointed in him.

[@nuriel1825]

***** Well I mean... Sansa may look like she's nearing 20 now, and the actress is actually already 18, but the character is still canonically 14 or 15.

[@FullMoonOctober]

Fun Fact: Sean Bean's constant dying in films is the universe's way of eradicating the paradox his name creates by not rhyming when it obviously should.

[@eddardstark1413]

Am I Dreaming?

[@TheKyleMark]

this comment is underrated.

[@justsayin6745]

You sexy man, Eddard.

[@robertmaniac]

Hey Ned R+L=J?

[@Hardc0reGamer92]

OMG Lord Stark your still alive :O where have you been for 5 seasons? your wifes dead Lady Catlyn and eldest son Robb and rickon is to?

[@JoNesBlacKkrafkini]

Relax, this is not a dream Mr. Stark ..

[@squirrelofdoom3830]

"Yeah, it fuckin would. I were pissed off, I were" Can't take the Yorkshire out of a man :)

[@JimmyG415]

+Roman Warrior I couldn't even understand him.

[@houseofzuma1033]

lol true

[@THE-BUNKEN-DRUM]

@@JimmyG415 : Learn English and listen harder, simple as......

[@JimmyG415]

LOL, ok 5 years later, Like I even remember what F'ing video this is, .........what a loser.

[@Vingul]

@@JimmyG415 scroll up m8

[@awakened_link1041]

This guy's actual death is gonna be fucking phenomenal.

[@luukrawks]

awakened_link it better be fucking legendary

[@Nemoticon]

He's gonna take the world with him!

[@sharpeslass5452]

No. It will be the saddest thing ever. After all these onscreen deaths, he should be granted immortality in real life.

[@Accesserised]

Agreed the LOTR Boromir death was incredible ^^

[@Lady_Sleepless]

The Boromir death scene is so sad and really captivating in the film. However the death where he gets run over by a herd of cows is so funny!

[@zrblank]

Every time I watch lord of the rings I secretly hope that Boromir will somehow not die

[@DaDualityofMan]

+Zach B Me too lol

[@1zin1]

Even after reading the books i wished this as well.. He was a troubled character.. but had good.. character? lol He had realized his grievances at the last moment.. but i think that straight right there is why it was a good death.

[@willbeliso8964]

I'd probably die of shock if I watched it and reality somehow got bent and he survived.

[@zrblank]

Will Beliso Lmao or I would think I'm on some kind of weird drug

[@zrblank]

1zin1 A troubled character is sometimes the best character its more interesting to relate to someone like boromir rather than legolas, a character who never seems to fuck up. We all know those types of people and they're usually annoying lol

[@jonmarcelo5989]

POWERFUL SWEATY SEAN BEAN!

[@sebastiangiller3094]

You noticed too! Ay, what we wouldn't give to have just a drop of such manly sweat upon a brow.

[@harpiyon]

come on, he's been probably working & giving interviews all day. and he's still friendly & polite, i like that.

[@FaiIcard]

One does not simply stop dying in films....

[@tjimicole2677]

When this guy finally does actually die, I'm expecting something pretty awesome. After all, he's had a lot of practice.

[@MrMGR1986]

The best British actor alive.... period. He played the greatest bond villain of all time: 006. He's definitely my favorite.

[@Mr_Smyth]

***** But you generally need living people for screen deaths.. is that still ironic? #ironicallyalive

[@navbuoy]

***** I agree tonnes of talented actors out there but I still agree that 006 was a top tier James Bond villain. Sean Bean is a very versatile actor and any production would be lucky to have him on board. BTW, did you mean Peter Cushing?

[@TheBoxingCannabyte]

***** You still owe me a dinner invitation. PS: Mads Mikkelson would make a good bond villain, too bad they squandered that. PPS: Mads Mikkelson's Hannibal Lecter VS Bond would be epic. The mind-games he'd play, and Mikkelson's Hannibal is an extremely proficient fighter (somewhat ironically Hannibal is now-known for his skill in Judo which is what Bond was known for in the books but not known for until Daniel Craigs Bond did we see such martial ability (which did more of a Keysi/Krav Maga/Silat type of MA like what I do) and to a smaller degree Sean Connery', which was actually Aikido (Learned from a young Steven Seagal that broke his wrist under mysterious circumstances, but considering Seagal's skill, and known-ego (and Connery's), chances are it was an attempted brawl, lol. PPS: I am the worst writer ever. Zing! *smacks self across the face* yeah I so deserved that, I'm a bad litle fucking-foo. Hey how was it feeding Gary Oldman's face to some dogs?

[@avoidingpuffins5577]

The best? What about Daniel Day Lewis?

[@TheRealSkeletor]

I think Sir Christopher Lee gives him a run for his money, even in the best Bond villain category.

[@zefurindormelune8110]

My favourite Sean Bean's death is in Equilibrium : - He is killed by Christian Bale, another great actor. - He isn't a bad guy... he is the exact opposite - He use a powetry book from Yeats as a shield... magnificient.

[@heyjeySigma]

POW-etry? lol

[@vanessaladolcetta6660]

Zefurin D'Ormelune that was an awesome death

[@nuriel1825]

Ah, how the ASOIAF book fans were giggling back in the day when we found out he was gonna play Ned Stark.

[@MrWhangdoodles]

+Silver Pudding I thought it was a very good choice because the watchers could subconsciously mentally prepare for his death.

[@CosmicTeapot]

Every LotR fans at 1:30 : ''Please choose Boromir's death, please choose Boromir's death, please choose Boromir's death... YES HE FUCKING SAID IT!!!! I LOVE YOU SEAN BEAN!''

[@sythlorde]

YES! Thank you for your comment!

[@pyrophobia133]

Sean Bean isn't dying in this scene

[@annabolika7854]

*ding*

[@Gesundheit2000]

This isn't EWW - *ding*

[@merry1234567]

Sean Bean is a living spoiler. Love him! :D

[@Gwenifar100]

Merethe Vaage You have stolen this quote from wiki. Make up an own joke...

[@merry1234567]

***** Oh is there an stealing qoutes also.? Is that illegal? Well. I heard : He is a walking/living/breathing spoiler...take your pick. well...keep on crying- I have other problems than bother with qoutestestealing :3 Have a good day

[@sophiekuchinka1605]

+Gwenifar100 ooooo get wrecked

[@164ribinbenny6]

true..

[@LucasKingPiano]

His character in Ronin was the best part of that film. Was starting to look like De Niro was going to kill him with that cup of coffee though.

[@sythlorde]

Ronin? Ok we got a badass movie watcher over here, better sub to his channel ;-)

[@LucasKingPiano]

It's not that obscure of a film mate. It's not my fault you've not heard of it plenty of people have however.

[@sythlorde]

Lucas King lmao you read My compliment the wrong way, and sure I have seen ronin, its not like its on the top 20 best of any list, is why I complimented in the first place, calm down.

[@LucasKingPiano]

Ah sorry bud things come across the wrong way sometimes on the internet, I read it as sarcasm lol.

[@sythlorde]

Lucas King No worries its all good friend

[@andrewso781]

Oh wow, this is my first time hearing his natural accent. I'm always used to him putting on an American accent in films so to hear that Northern English is quite striking.

[@shannonreynolds624]

Interesting you say that. I know know so many people from the English speaking countries and there is a difference among the United Kingdom regarding speech patterns In England alone, there is a difference in Southern England and Northern England. Sean is from the North of England and his accent is similar to Scotland, which makes sense not to mention Northern England has more Irish and that has to influence the speaking patterns. Every time I hear some one speaking English with an accent, I am usually correct about what part they are from. OK, now that is a bit of useless information, but I am such a geek and I find it interesting.

[@simsimmah24]

Shannon Reynolds United Kingdom is incredibly varied accent-wise, so even dividing it by north and south doesn't work. Sean is from Yorkshire and has a proper Yorkshire accent, which is actually nothing like Scottish! Look up a James McAvoy or Alan Cumming interview for one of those

[@Bollthorn]

It's funny you say that, because the only time I can recall him ever attempting an American accent was the first Silent Hill movie.

[@andrewso781]

Bollthorn I went back a watched a bunch of clips of Bean throughout his career. You're right, he's usually putting on English accent, albeit not a Yorkshire one. My first thought when I wrote that comment was his performance in Equilibrium.

[@Bollthorn]

***** Fair comment :)

[@ΓιάννηςΓ-π6μ]

Boromir. Yes that's my favorite one too. Good taste Sean Bean! :P

[@griseldadominguez8734]

I loved him on Sharpe's Riffles, that's where i first saw him (he doesn't die), but my favourite death would have to be Boromir's

[@damiaanthelen5159]

Why is he still alive at the end of the interview?

[@Autonova]

Keep forgetting how extremely northern he is

[@InuYashaandKagomeROK]

Sean Bean will ALWAYS be Ned Stark to me. T.T

[@leviicrazed]

he will always be boromir for me

[@11Rico96]

He will always be sharpe to me

[@rebeccam9]

He'll always be the gardener from Lady Chatterly's Lover..Think that was his first role many moons ago

[@Nosondakar]

He'll always be Alec Treveylan and Martin Septim for me

[@thebobsterjones]

Nosondakar You know, I've played Oblivion for hours on end, and somehow I never noticed that.

[@cschnei2014]

Of course he went with Boromir. Guy went out like a complete boss.

[@phzoro371]

So was his death as Eddard Stark... The dude has some brilliant Crowning moments of Awesome in his death scenes

[@BaronM]

Sean Bean: walking spoiler.

[@commentguy721]

That accent is really badass.

[@TonyMontana-ec6kt]

men sweat and sean bean looks like real man lol

[@bdculli]

He got stabbed in a bar and went and ordered another Goddamn drink. He IS manliness!

[@dibaterman]

He's such a damn good actor, can't figure out why he always gets killed =/

[@jasonepperson5759]

dibaterman . .. He's a damn good dier (is that a word?). :)

[@MrWhangdoodles]

+Jason Epperson It's true though. Directors love to kill him because he makes such a good precorpse.

[@Yatsura2]

+dibaterman thats the reason already. most actors arent good enough to play a good death, simple as that. just look at the majority of onscreen-deaths. most of times, directors use tricks to distract the viewer from the bad performances.

[@lordomacron3719]

to make up for all the times he should have died as Sharpe

[@USAF3]

0:29 "...So many times I died" SEAN BEAN CAN NEVER BE KILLED

[@BWayne-si9ev]

I knew it would be Boromir! My least favorite because I cry every time!

[@chsvee]

"Good, slow, heroic death, you know..."

[@ds37]

He should play Solid Snake before he's too damn old for that movie. Or maybe... Old Snake!

[@wwemagazine]

Sean Bean must be the most bad-ass man who ever lived. They keep killing him, and he keeps coming back. The guy's indestructible...

[@broadstreet21]

You know, that's why he's frequently killed in movies. He just looks undefeatable and indestructible, until he does meet his demise - something you quickly forget when you see his next movie, thinking his death last time was just an aberration. Normally the tough guy doesn't die. Until it hits you he's had over 30 "aberrations," then you go from expecting him to live to expecting him to die. Bean caught on to that change in expectations, which is why he doesn't take roles where he gets killed anymore.

[@chibiyen02]

ned stark is alive!! >_

[@digitama]

Spoiler alert! Nope

[@OtherMJ21]

he's like jesus that way... just give him some time and he will rejoin us in another beloved roll and be promptly killed off again

[@HittokiriBattousai17]

The living spoiler

[@themutualfriend5286]

I dont think anyone would disagree in me saying that Boromir was indeed a hero and went down like a boss.

[@deargodwhy91]

i liked the death in equilibrium the best personally, the man would rather die than be foced to become a mindless uncultured zombie

[@dueldog]

Someone should start a petition "Stop killing Sean Bean"

[@vanessaladolcetta6660]

Dueldogg id sign

[@DaviliaXO]

Theres a whole website about it

[@Internet_Channel]

Would it have killed him to use some anti-perspirant? Yes... it probably would have.

[@IndyMotoRider]

One does not simply stop sweating with antiperspirant-deodorant.

[@joelx200]

William S ha-ha, Will! like that one!

[@Cecilff2]

If you were always dying you'd be nervous and sweating everywhere you went too.

[@OleandyrTheGreatDragonGod]

God, I LOVE Sean Bean's accent!!! XD

[@BadlndsBob]

I like Sean Bean a lot. Besides dying well on screen, he is very good at subtleties. By that, I mean conversations, walking, and, thinking things over. He is excellent in the calm scenes with his speaking, glances, hand movement, etc.

[@veldross1]

The walking spoiler. If there is ever a Name of the Wind film I hope he plays Maer Alveron.

[@andrewfrederick1557]

You are a genius.

[@KaskDaxxe]

Really? I always thought he was more of a fat white haired dude.

[@veldross1]

Yeah but tv and movie people always get made attractive. Tyrion lannister was so ugly he could make an onion cry, but on TV? nope.

[@epicwinguyz]

Boromir's death was a cinematic marvel (the whole of the fellowship was - you can feel the love and effort poured into it) - you could feel him struggling to draw breath as he fought knowing he was dying....

[@umparsoze2612]

WHAT IS HE SAYING??? can someone translate...

[@mistabibi8696]

that you're a fat loser

[@umparsoze2612]

MISTA BIBI HowCan she slap???

[@BakaryD]

Basically he's saying he is gonna die in his next movie

[@sythlorde]

Its thick, but it aint that thick lmao

[@sophiapacione]

I agree with Sean. Boromir death was one of the most incredible death sequences I’ve ever seen-it’s just done so well.

[@zumzoz7245]

His "son" in game of thrones named his son after Sean Bean. He died before birth.

[@ZachValkyrie]

The first role that really made Sean Bean famous was as Richard Sharpe. I have a theory that Sharpe was so unbelievably badass that Sean has been dying in every role since then in order to make up for it.

[@erikkryptonian]

he didn't die in troy

[@DeconAD25]

Goldeneye was my favorite, an entire base falling on you is awesome, though I feel bad that I've picked my favorite way for you to die Sean...sorry.

[@ridingwithsoumo2710]

He died saving Pippin n merry Fool of a took

[@ShootingMapleStarz]

I love his voice ;-;

[@TheLestad88]

Sean bean should have played in the movie ghost instead of Patrick Swayze. He plays a dead man and he would be until the end of the movie

[@Max-px5ym]

Of course boromir's death: he IS Boromir... Pff, this question is such a nonsense!

[@squamish4244]

FYI: Sean Bean died right after this interview.

[@heyheyheyheyheyhey76]

His fucking voice is so awesome. That voice deserves an Oscar.

[@DaemonRiku00]

Would someone be so kind to make a Dark Souls movie? I mean we already have the main actor here. Just sayin'

[@gershomtan5879]

“I would’ve followed you my Brother, my captain, my king.” Gets me every time.

[@10minutesofyourlife]

If you can read this, then you're not blind

[@ame8710]

Boromir's death is perfect. I ended up clapping my hands after watching it. It's perfectly beautiful acting for both Sean and Viggo.

[@HatcheDWheeL]

His best death is when he becomes the avatar of a god and saves the world.

[@MrAmenefes]

awesome voice

[@Yensil]

I agree completely that Boromir was his best death scene. In fact, Boromir's death is one of the best death scenes in film, or literature, period.

[@JapaniseZombies]

Sean Bean's accent is fucking hilarious

[@vanessaladolcetta6660]

JapaneseZombies it's not hilarious it's hot

[@OceanLily]

always getting tricked by kings...

[@RealArtVandelay]

agree with the Boromir death, definitly the most touching of all

[@melrakan]

One does not simply understand Sean Bean's accent

[@berryb745]

when they killed ned off a part of me died. He would have been the greatest king

[@SpeedDemon1152]

Watch the tv show wasted, Sean Bean plays Sean Bean, a fictionalised version of himself who is a spirit guide and is crossed between Boromir and Ned Stark. If you're not British, the humour may not be for you but his scenes are great.

[@sythlorde]

If rulers were meant to be great, we wouldnt have people like obama and trump running the country. Bernie wouldve been a great ruler... too great...

[@Fook_Yu]

I would have followed you my brother...my captain......my king ;__;

[@obscureentertainment8303]

His best death was in Goldeneye. After a brutal and intense fight, he's thrown off a satalite and lands in a concrete ditch and then the satalite explodes and crushes him.

[@EddieHypemanHearn]

What about when he gets knocked off of a cliff by a rampaging herd of cow's?

[@obscureentertainment8303]

la dodgers 4 life what movie was that?

[@EddieHypemanHearn]

Obscure Entertainment I'm not sure of the name sorry, But if you search for Sean Bean death reel on KZbin you can see it.

[@rickcook1743]

+Obscure Entertainment "The Field" 1990

[@Salamander676]

He should have died from the fall alone in goldeneye but that just wasn’t dramatic enough

[@KingE20]

"Which death is your favorite?" -Interviewer "The Boromir death. Nice and slow."- Sean Bean

[@jwheelerjr000]

Sean Bean and George RR Martin... Ned never had a chance.

[@Evaquiel]

This guy is a walking spoiler...

[@sythlorde]

Hollywood: We got a great movie over here, villain is a real badass and hes gonna die beautifully at the end Producers: But who can we get thats a great actor and ready to die in the end of the movie? Red woman: You know who to call...

[@marcosdelacerda9874]

Maybe all of Sean Bean's characters' lifespans was spent on the single character; Richard Sharpe of the 95th Rifles.

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Yes, Boromir was one of the greatest death scenes of all time.

[@LeonWick526]

Goldeneye has to be his best death. "For England, James?" "No. For Me."