Sean Connery

[@HopeMonkey]

This is the film he should have got an Oscar for. His performance in The Untouchables is great, but this is superior

[@kreemkrackered3755]

This film is called The Hill - an outstanding movie. The entire cast put in a brilliant performance. If you haven’t watched it, I can’t recommend it high enough.

[@clives344]

Never have enough of watching it

[@admiralcraddock464]

I envy those that haven't yet seen it.

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

You almost never see Connery lose his cool in a movie. He was such an underrated actor.

[@aztro4010]

This was such an underrated Sean Connery film

[@ricardocantoral7672]

Casting Connery is a great example of irony. He became popular as James Bond, the face of British Imperialism. Now here he is, saying that he doesn't give two s***s if it all fell.

[@AlexMcGinlay]

Is it underrated? It's one of the finest movies of its generation made by one of cinema's best directors.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

​@@AlexMcGinlay I would say it is. When it comes to Sidney Lumet, I typically never hear The Hill being mentioned.

[@AlexMcGinlay]

@@ricardocantoral7672 I'd argue not underrated, just not appreciated.

[@paulrawes]

Magnificent, sincere acting - still takes my breath away!

[@ruthbooth7914]

And mine absolute master piece

[@keyopronin4134]

Damn, I felt the heat coming off these guy's this whole dialogue is priceless, you don't get this kind of acting anymore.

[@captain_morgan4462]

Phenomenal actor, this is why I would have loved to have seen Sean star in On Her Majesty’s Secret Service. Playing Bond in a film which required him to be human, vulnerable and devastated in that last scene with this level of acting would have escalated that (already great) film to perfection. Connery’s collaborations with Sidney Lumet were cinematic gold.

[@mohammedashian8094]

They never took advantage of his acting chops in all of his bond movies, not to sound rude but what the hell makes you think they would’ve done it in OHMSS? They only did it because it was a new bond and they trying to make him different hence the line “this never happened to the other fellow.”

[@captain_morgan4462]

As my comment states, it’s the one where they humanise Bond and would have required a bit more acting. It’s ironic they got an Australian model who couldn’t act in the one 60s Bond film that explored Bond a bit more.

[@mohammedashian8094]

@@captain_morgan4462 I know what you’re talking about. I’ve read the book and seen the movie. If you read my comment again I said it was the Same old same old in his bond films, what makes you think they would’ve given him something different in on her majesty’s secret service?

[@captain_morgan4462]

It’s all hypothetical, but what makes me think that is the fact Connery was tired of Bond and wanted to walk, the producers would have realised what a great actor they had and give him more to work with rather than it be another typical Bond film. Who knows, but you’ve read the book so you know it’s book 10 and by that point Bond is also tired and evolves as a character. What makes you think it would have been another typical 60s Bond film?

[@captain_morgan4462]

Do you think they’d just cut out the love story/marriage and Tracy dying at the end? And have his Bond shag all the angels of death and at the end floats away on a raft full of women instead?

[@GymMuzo]

R. I. P Sean Connery. He was great in The Hill.

[@clives344]

Think this was his best Film

[@ChrisWolff2013]

Lumet truly knew how to get raw, authentic emotion from Connery.

[@johnsteed9083]

Cracking film.

[@Tempestzzzz]

This scene is very deep. A GREAT film. Ensemble acting to the MAX!

[@rufuspipemos]

Sean had an actual emotional breakdown filming this movie. It's one reason he is so amazing in it. The best acting of his life.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

Interesting, never heard that before. I know this was tough shoot because the movie was shot in a Desert in Spain. The heat was unbearable.

[@frostylunetta]

Connery should have been nominated for Best Actor at the Oscars / BAFTA / Golden Globe

[@ricardocantoral7672]

You know what it is? Connery was Bond. Back then, those people thought that James Bond shouldn't win an Oscar. That's why he won 22 years later. He retired from Bond long enough to be considered a good actor. Of course, I am speaking of his time in the role and not his reprisal in Never Say Never Again.

[@HaroldGoodfortune]

It’s phenomenal😳🔥👌

[@Atreus21]

I think this is the most emotional range I've ever seen from Connery. I'm just used to his steady James Bond type acting. In fact I can't remember a movie where he's ever raised his voice apart from this.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

Watch him in The Offence. He was just as brilliant.

[@himaloyshadhin9958]

In this acting, combination of = marlon brando,de niro,pachino,dean,bograt,russel crowe

[@keyopronin4134]

@@ricardocantoral7672 Damn, your Statement is Gospel.

[@malafakka8530]

Like somebody else said, watch The Offence and you will be surprised again. It's also from the same great director Sidney Lumet. Edit: many find the movie hard to get through, but I found it intriguing due to Connery's performance.

[@BHALT0S]

you passed from this earth today and I wished you could have had more years to give us all, sadly then I must say from myself as a Scot, to one of our greatest, thanks for the films, Alba Ghu braith my friend, RIP.

[@yeoldcap]

Best movie he ever made! The movie itself is a classic!

[@davidfrost779]

Its about bloody time this got a DVD or Blu Ray release here in Britain

[@thurstonhowell3569]

What a truly great movie.

[@-CorporalCharles06]

Best Sean Connery performance by far.

[@NiVi192]

One of Connery's Top 5 acting performances (my five personal favorite Connery films by acting are _The Untouchables, The Offence, The Man Who Would Be King, The Hill, The Name of the Rose)!_ Criminally underrated at the time, because the studio was only pushing the latest Bond production (Thunderball, I believe)! Thank God, Connery was one of the few actors determined enough to escape their claws, go their own way and push beyond typecasting until he eventually got his overdue recognition as the gifted, committed, versatile actor he truly is.

[@robbillington1982]

Thank God we have a volunteer army of warriors these days

[@stevelillis5264]

Brilliant scene

[@ricardocantoral7672]

I have been trying to look for this clip forever ! Thank you !

[@KuroMicra]

Sean was incandescent in this role.

[@FromePublishing]

one out of my top 10 films

[@FromePublishing]

Tunes of Glory another great British film --- definitely don't make them like this anymore

[@drweetabix]

Great upload

[@ackers72]

Great film great actor RIP

[@savoysix5468]

This film in 1965 proved that Connery was way more than just James Bond, one of my favourite ever actors, up with Gene Hackman in my opinion... RIP Sir Sean

[@somethingelse4878]

A powerful film

[@Horizon344]

Harry Andrews was a good actor

[@ricardocantoral7672]

Andrews was the Martin Balsam of the British cinema, he was in everything ! LOL !

[@ChrisWolff2013]

@@ricardocantoral7672 Martin Balsam was an awesome actor too.

[@davidfrost779]

@@ChrisWolff2013 I liked Martin Balsam but give me Harry every time

[@njuham]

@@ricardocantoral7672 That is very good. I take a bow. Martin Balsam.

[@captainjimcook]

Tough movie to watch. Although I always found the parts where Connery falls down hard to believe despite his character’s injuries, I still think everything going on is so intense!

[@darksharinganz3634]

RIP Mr. Sean Connery. :'(

[@robbiethepict2783]

Big Tam

[@3xj704]

Rest in peace

[@anagramconfirmed1717]

He was in Moby Dick.

[@Atreus21]

Can anyone transcribe what Connery says at about the minute mark? After "No, you listen." I heard three bloody years and not much else.

[@paulweston6049]

Is it " Three bloody years in the desert...Three bloody years Training and Underpaid gunmen That's all we are"..?

[@jomic9060]

if ABC of the film is this good, i want to see XYZ, i mean ZED

[@mohammedashian8094]

This is the type of performance that we should’ve got from him in bond (not to say he wasn’t he was fantastic but the suave and charming shtick got old pretty fast)

[@njuham]

Harry Andrews, in top 5 British actors.

[@SalveRegina8]

Such was Woundwort’s monument, and perhaps it would not have displeased him.

[@Philo68]

I think he’s in a spot of bother...

[@jonfallis305]

brilliant film, only time sean connery acted

[@Henry-vu5sg]

1.44. Lol. NO PC then eh?

[@ricardocantoral7672]

That was meant to be a blatantly racist statement so if anything, that is a sign of political correctness.

[@hilarymiseroy3251]

True though

[@HHM706]

There was no PC for christ sake you cannot judge the past by today’s standards. There was racism, but to be squeamish about a film depicting racism in the 1940s is utterly pathetic.

[@arthurmartin804]

No, from the time when men were men and not ponces