Sean Connery Talks About Playing James Bond Again After 12 years, on Carson Tonight Show - Part 02

[@carlloud1187]

RIP Sean Connery the best, the absolute BEST 'James Bond' ever! Period

[@LSU01]

Connery,Sean Connery! Very intelligent guy . A real man !

[@Q69573]

Class act. Both men. So glad they are on you tube to rediscover and reminisce about how civil, fun and friendly, TV shows used to be.

[@LSU01]

Agreed ! You could see how interested Johnny was in the conversation with Sean!

[@morisson675]

RIP Sir Sean Connery, you were a True Gentleman but also a cool Man and a Good Actor, Love all of your Movies

[@fredsalfa]

So charming. The orignal and the best Bond.

[@thomaspiccirillo6820]

ROGER

[@zebunker]

Not the best.

[@khav11]

moore is great

[@kentang1528]

RIP Sean...you will be dearly missed...and you will always be my number 1 James Bond

[@erestube]

Love it when Sean compares the topical material on Carson to a newspaper. That was back when most of the country was on the same page.

[@mdhotstuff]

Such a class act.... both of them.....While we do currently have a new Bond guy who has been keeping the franchise alive, late night tv has gone to the shits

[@charanjitsingh4495]

All his bond movies are classics

[@RockAndBlues7]

You know what makes Johnny Carson King? the knowledge he had of everything.

[@Eques2749]

Craig Ferguson had something similar

[@RockAndBlues7]

@@Eques2749 i love Craig Ferguson. My top 3 1. Johnny Carson 2. Dick Cavette 3. Craig Ferguson

[@claudiascott6484]

​@@RockAndBlues7Mike Douglas also.

[@radxone]

We're gonna miss Sir Sean terribly. RIP

[@mattharte7334]

Seemed very charming and laid back, great interview, Sean Connery was a brilliant actor.

[@sequoiasemperviren3163]

Johnny Carson and Sean Connery were such class acts. And we will never seen anyone like them ever again.

[@stretch54]

KZbin is the best thing to happen with the internet.

[@Charliefox71]

"Thanksh for having me on, Johnny. Itsh a pleashure to be here. You look outshtanding."

[@susielk2626]

I really thought Sean Connery was a professional scuba diver. I had no idea. Such a great actor. Miss the tonght show. ❤

[@orkycathcart6397]

SEAN CONNERY IS ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVORITE ACTORS !!!!

[@edmundpower1250]

Why are you shouting?

[@angrydalek]

So if the tonight show is a newspaper, or social media in the technology age, Jimmy Fallon is the unskippable ads that scroll down the page with you.

[@mikes3827]

Ugghhh! Jimmy "I have THE most annoying fake laugh ever" Fallon in a multimedia context is the constantly annoying sales phone call voice, pitching something you don't want, but knowing you're gonna hear it again...and again.

[@thomaschacko6320]

Great clip, great movie! Thank you, Sean! And a great interview, Johnny! Connery is much more relaxed discussing James Bond than in earlier years. He displays a pleasant, self-deprecating sense of humour. And Carson’s own experience with scuba diving makes the talk more fun.

[@lowenrubi9558]

The best man Sean Connery Forever Sean....R.I.P Brother ❤

[@robertc8110]

You can never beat Connery!

[@jaynareynolds3684]

Johnny and Sean......two fine gentlemen! Wish there were more like those guys today!

[@georgejohnson3579]

RIP Mr. Sean Connery - the best 007!

[@smooth235]

Hands down!

[@Primus54]

Sean Connery... the best and only true James Bond... had a screen presence that demanded your attention. RIP Sir Sean.

[@dericksuapaia]

“Very nervous about going under.. water I mean.” Haha nice

[@madorsey077]

I got a kick that I got it and Johnny and the audience didn't, glad we all did too.

[@RaikkonenLYN]

Beautiful words of praised by Sean in the end. #newspaper

[@ClassicGamingLives]

Best Bond, Best talk show host

[@afsharlady]

Absolutely GREAT to watch. Thanks for putting this up!

[@senniewhite6301]

*Everything about The original James Bond spelled mystery and intrigue.*

[@alcd6333]

He'll always be the real James Bond! RIP Sir Sean. Prior to "Never Say Never Again" Allied Artists Pictures asked Connery play Bond for a film titled "Warhead" with the plot having Spectre becoming a nuclear power. It sounded terrific, but too bad it never materialized.

[@khav11]

is that why roger moore's eon bond outgrossed connery's?

[@Fatherofheroesandheroines]

It actually did in a way. It became The Spy Who Loved Me.

[@robertroberto2487]

Kevin McClory Copyright SPECTRE 10 Year 1965-1975.So They Were Sued By McClory They Could Not Use Organization In The Spy Who Loved Me Changed.Len Deighton,Sean Connery Screenplays Warhead 11 Oceans. Then Connery's Wife Said You Always Said Never Again. Involved. Play The Part.. History

[@jmbernie]

Love Sean Connery, so cool!

[@charlesoneill9347]

Definitely the best james bond ever!

[@elisabethj.v.beardsell9853]

Sean Connery was and always be the most sexiest , Bestest Bond, injecting his own character, humour etc no question.❤

[@terencehennegan1439]

This guy oozzzes Charisma, without question the best bond.

[@Truthdosentexist69]

Brilliant man

[@kerry3355]

Johnny Carson was a superb interviewer.

[@christoph404]

so I was reading a very good book called " The Battle for Bond" which documents the making of "Thunderball" and how that film right was awarded to a producer outside the official Bond franchise, and "Never Say Never Again" is a remake of "Thunderball" by that same producer. So Connery here is talking to Johnny Carson about how he dislikes scuba diving and being underwater, but in the original Thunderball 1960s film Bond spends an awful lot of time swimming under water and indeed Bond looks to be swimming beautifully underwater with his scuba diving gear, very graceful like a real pro, so how can that be? Well amazingly on "Thunderball" Connery had a perfect body double match who also happened to be a professional scuba diver with 30 years experience underwater, he did all the swimming in the underwater scenes for Connery, his physique is identical to Connery's , it really looks like Sean doing the swimming in Thunderball but it is not, Sean does a few close ups to complete the illusion, famously his diving mask changes colour from black to orange in one close up scene, so there is a certain irony here that Connery is talking about the audience not believing the narrative if an obvious stunt double is doing the action scenes, so the trick is to have a convincing stunt double!!! on Never Say Never again Connery's stunt double was Vic Armstrong, an expert horseman and fight arranger, he was also Harrison Ford's stunt double on the Indiana Jones films.

[@john-giovannicorda3456]

In more than one way, Never Say Never is closer to the Thunderball book than the Thunderball movie itself.

[@puddysue]

I know there's probably some legal reason, but it sucks that in these segments, movie clips that are talked about can't be played.

one can always search for the trailer ... back then that's usually how they did it ... & connery described which scene it was ... i'm gonna have a look

[@markthompson8656]

yes I wanted to see the movie clip!

[@4evermichael88]

Rip Sean Connery. #legend

[@MONK-7]

Sean is one of the very few actors who didn't mind going bald in public. Like he said to johnny you might have nay hair like me 😁👍

[@LennyHumes]

When you're Sean fucking Connery you wouldn't care if you got hair or not.

[@MONK-7]

@@LennyHumes rest in peace Sean!

[@LennyHumes]

@@MONK-7 indeed a real Man not these pussies we have today.

[@maggiemagoon9496]

So humble...

[@billshinas27]

The fastest going up, that was hilarious 😂

[@tovolume]

He probably couldn't wait to get out of the water

[@mws755]

Johnny said I know you have to run. Sean looked at him surprised. He wasn't ready to leave hahahaha

[@251Trioxin]

Thanks for the upload!!

[@henriksirkku]

and some dont like never say never again.. pls dont say anything if you dont have anything positive to say.. what a great movie! and nice talk show.. wish talk shows could be still like this..

[@lindasayler4566]

Love this guy first knight when he was king arthur

[@dusthue]

Sean is a tough guy.

[@docvader2926]

THE ONLY JAMES BOND👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@claudiascott6484]

Got that right. 😊

[@BetterThanNothing]

Rest in Peace Sir Sean Connery.

[@terryallen9546]

...and Barbara Carrera/Fatima Blush had/played the best part of a Bond girl, ever.

[@billyrossi4661]

Bond James Bond...

[@lindaweinstein4846]

RIP BEAUTIFUL ANGEL 007❤️😇

[@ugaais]

My favorite Bond and I was born in 1970

[@Charliefox71]

"Sharksh ".

[@zq9m3xh8]

LOL

[@davidrobinson5122]

Sir Thomas Sean Connery one said that From Russia with Love was his favorite Bond movie I have to agree ice or 13 times in the theaters

[@jjryan1352]

Agree with you. However, the music sequence during the train episode getaway at the end does drag on a bit too long and loud. Other than that it's movie perfection.

[@shanekeogh4740]

Very sad to think he is gone!

[@eshy-music]

Instead of doing another Bond movie he followed Never Say Never Again with Highlander, Name of the Rose and The Untouchables. Definitely the right choice

[@jjryan1352]

I heard he got a million bucks for Highlander, and his scenes were done in a week.

[@Fireglo]

He wouldn't have been able to do another Bond movie. Never Say Never Again was a non-Eon production and there were lengthy court battles to try and stop it being made. The only way he'd have been able to do another one is if Eon would take him back which they absolutely would not after he betrayed them by doing that film.

[@yougeo]

And an Indiana Jones!

[@austinfrazier7325]

6 years later he would be in Hunt for Red October and damn he was good in that. Perfect casting.

[@jammiedodger]

@@Fireglo he could have done Casino Royale

[@andrewgordon235]

Translation from Connery at the end: I'm getting too old to dive with sharks or do chase scenes at 100mph this stuff is dangerous.

[@rachaelwhelchel8176]

OMG that would have cool to see them switch

[@M-David-Hakoh]

This guy ALWAYS looked old... RIP, SEAN, you will be missed

[@Paul_Waller]

Distinguished*

[@layton7430]

Why cut out the james bond scene?

[@Q69573]

copyrighted material.

[@layton7430]

@Heart Haven the whole point in having cake is to eat it

[@shaunrish9516]

Sean Connery ,,,,, the real deal

[@thebaconbrotato]

RIP Sir Connery

[@markbrownner6565]

bond & drinking...i have one drink a day and i insist that it be very large very cold and very strong

[@mchapman132]

Sean Connery owned the role of James Bond. The others were just poor copies.

[@realPromotememedia]

Nah. Connery recognised brosnan and Craig and Moore was good in his own way only utter fail was dalton

[@mchapman132]

@@realPromotememedia - as actors they were good, but nobody possessed the cheeky curl in Connery’s mouth, his sexy eyes, eyebrows, and his breathy delivery of BOND.....JAMES BOND.

[@mchapman132]

@@rickcj - “shaken....not stirred”. In Connery’s voice.

[@barbaraschmieder1094]

He make a great BOND the best Bond

[@oliviasmith3503]

Goodbye Sean Connery ;(

[@mhughes6303]

The only true James Bond was Sean Connery. RIP Sir.

[@darknessviking]

sean connery did bonds voice again in a video game

[@brucefrank6119]

They cut the movie clip???

[@EarthAltar]

Copyright.

[@simonprince5968]

Never say Never again was a big mistake for Connery. What on earth was he thinking of? And I think he was the best Bond.

[@jjryan1352]

I just heard he was forced into it. Octopussy came out the same year. He donated his pay to establish a center for young actors and athletes, in Scotland i think.

[@simonprince5968]

Haven't heard that? Would redeem the film a bit? The best Bond especially in the best era for films. Some of his best work is after Bond.

[@Fireglo]

@@jjryan1352 He wasn't forced into it. The guy making it literally begged him to do it because it was the only way anyone was going to take that cheap non-official Bond movie seriously.

[@CowboyStag]

Craig was my favorite Bond until he whined and drove it into the ground. So Sean … you are.. like many people believe- the best Bond

[@howardkoor2796]

Class act

[@davidrobinson5122]

I think Sir Thomas Sean Connery had an underrated performance in the movie A Fine Madness

[@wesolutions2838]

Wow no movie preview?

[@jjryan1352]

For obvioush reashons.

[@yougeo]

They have to take those out for youtube

[@yonihales9133]

Hard to believe Sean was only 44 in this interview he was born in 1930 in 1962 when he was 32 he did James Bond and this is 12 years later. Although when he was 90 he only looked about 60

[@raminybhatti5740]

Are you sure about that? He was 41 when he came back for Diamonds Are Forever, which was a 1971 film. In 1983, when this interview took place, Connery would be in his early 50s.

[@yonihales9133]

@@raminybhatti5740 going by the wiki age page listed, for both the year this was made . Of that I am sure unless my math is wrong. But based on appearance the age you mentioned seems more accurate.

[@saimcheeda93]

You're mistaking 12 years later as 13 years since his debut. It's actually 12 years since he last appeared as Bond in 1971. This interview was in 1983 when he was 53. Although I'd say he still looks even older. Here he looks like he's in his mid 60s

[@harpomarx7777]

For not showing the clip: Thumb DOWN.

[@beiruthbedro4872]

Can I talk to sir sean connery ? Like to interview him

[@beiruthbedro4872]

Who can i talk to, Please add me on Viber [phone]

[@orkycathcart6397]

WHY WAS THE CLIP NOT SHOWN ??????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@samiam619]

ORKY CATHCART I’m guessing copyright laws. Have to get permission from them.

[@jjryan1352]

Is that that hard to find on YT? Jeez talk about lazy people.

[@MainEventPoint]

I'm glad they edited out the part where he took a jab at Cubby Broccoli, they made amends when he died in 1996.

[@shanekeogh4740]

He was very intelligent

[@blazeonthehudson]

He was 52 in this interview.

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

JOHNNY CARSON 23 DE OCTUBRE DE 1925 23 DE ENERO DE 2005 98 AÑOS 79 AÑOS 19 AÑOS

[@ronniejdio9411]

Sometimes you give them a slap eh Connery?

[@jpaulglobal]

2 of my favoritist men of all time although carson seemed to have cut connory short at the end. kinda cut him off then talking over the kinda pushed him off with that i know you gotta go bullcrap I wonder if carson was intimidated and I guess there's a layer of competitiveness and alpha struggle all be it suttle and charming.

[@staxmantim]

Carson as Bond would’ve beat Austin Powers to the punch

[@sharonisaac445]

The closest to his style of James Bond is Daniel Craig.

[@jonathanward7320]

I’d argue Timothy Dalton more than Craig, since Dalton based his bond on Connery’s performances in his first 3 films, as well as the Fleming books

[@ugaais]

Connery had better feel for the best way to inject humor snarky line than Craig plus the Bonds weren’t as dark in Connery’s time

[@bigd-1-channel514]

Kind of a bit of a waste for him to setup that scene and it cant be left in-gues if you never seen the movie now you need to.

[@jjryan1352]

What a git. Just search for the scene on YT.

[@jameslaumand3686]

Every thing was real sad now

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

Thomas Sean Connery (Edimburgo, Escocia, 25 de agosto de 1930-Nasáu, Bahamas, 30 de octubre de 2020) fue un actor y productor de cine británico, que ganó, entre otros premios, un premio Óscar, dos premios BAFTA (uno de ellos, un BAFTA Academy Fellowship Award) y tres premios Globo de Oro (uno de ellos, un premio Cecil B. DeMille a la trayectoria).

[@bobbobby1987]

It's sad he's masking his Scottish accent. Maybe society then wasn't as welcoming to minorities or people from other countries so he had to.

[@sallysmith8081]

This is before he developed his speech defect.

[@thomasburns4015]

C

[@donmoore7785]

I hate to admit - at 59 yrs old, I have never heard Connery's real voice.

[@Regi869]

???? he has the same voice in every movie

[@elaineshelton5825]

❓

[@scottknode898]

He spoke the same with his Scottish accent in other interviews and every film

[@AvengerII]

Too bad Connery is doing promotion for THE WORST Bond film he ever starred in. Many of us think Never Say Never Again is a strong candidate for THE WORST Bond film ever made. Never Say Never Again was embarrassing. And that's saying something after the previous Bond film Connery did which was Diamonds Are Forever. I acknowledge Connery as the definitive Bond and four of his films were excellent (From Russia With Love, Goldfinger, Thunderball, You Only Live Twice) and the first was at least enjoyable but better than many of us give it credit for because it was the prototype Bond film. 1 Connery Bond film in the "official cycle" was bad (Diamonds Are Forever). Never Say Never Again (unofficial, not canon-acknowledged) was AWFUL. Moore had a low point or two in his Bond cycle, too, but nothing as bad as Never Say Never Again!

[@jjryan1352]

It also had low production values like the two Dalton films. Kinda cheezy.

[@Fireglo]

@@jjryan1352 the two Dalton films are jam packed with stunts and special effects what are you talking about?

[@thomaschacko6320]

I'll respectfully disagree. "Never Say Never Again" not only featured one of Sean Connery's best performances but, in keeping with his wishes (and control of the production), focused more on character and plot. The villain was superb, without scars, metal teeth, an eyepatch, the ridiculous SPECTRE ring, or any other gimmicks. The action was spectacular, especially the motorcycle chase and the fight in the spa! The film moved at a much brisker pace than the somnambulistic "Thunderball," without the mechanical acting, overblown sets, and drawn-out underwater sequences. It was therefore, more in the spirit of Ian Fleming than anything Roger Moore pranced through - with the sole exception of his best film, "For Your Eyes Only." Connery's worst - coming on the heels of the FINEST Bond of all, "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" - was an expensive cartoon which laid the groundwork for the true "low points" of the series, such as that TV sitcom known as "Man With the Golden Gun." For an authentic Fleming atmosphere, check out "Dr No," "From Russia With Love," "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" (starring the best Bond of all, George Lazenby), "For Your Eyes Only," "Licence To Kill," and Daniel Craig's "Casino Royale" and "Skyfall." A toast - with a vodka martini, shaken not stirred!

[@AvengerII]

@@thomaschacko6320 Respectfully disagree back at you. You judge films on their own merits NOT by comparing them against the books! That's a losing proposition with Hollywood, anyway, and you'll just drive yourself nuts and sound like "one of those fans!" Two of the Connery Bond films just sucked, and good performance or not, his mere presence couldn't save those films. One solid performance does NOT a good movie make and Connery was phonining it in after the first three Bond films if you're going to pedantic about that. Cheap VFX, charmless bad guys, annoying Bond girls, and forgettable music -- these are the things that characterize Connery's last two Bond films. There's very little to recommend in Diamonds are Forever OR Never Say Never Again.

[@Fireglo]

@@thomaschacko6320 Wow we've found the only man in the world who thinks Lazenby was the best Bond xD

[@markjamesmeli2520]

Now I can see why nobody interviews Sean Connery.

[@mariahunter3456]

Sean. Connery. A. Real. Great. Bond. Real. Gentleman, humble, smart. And. Lots. Of. Charisma

[@mariahunter3456]

Sean. Connery. I. Love. The. Way. He. Talks. And. His. Smile. Is. Precious