As Hollywood searches for whoever will be the next James Bond, I'm having fun going back through the filmographies of the other men who have played the role and picking out which ones did it best. It feels like my James Bond rankings change with whatever mood I'm in, but I still think the best guy to be in the movies was Sean Connery, who set the standard for everyone who has followed.
As Hollywood searches for whoever will be the next James Bond, I'm having fun going back through the filmographies of the other men who have played the role and picking out which ones did it best.
It feels like my James Bond rankings change with whatever mood I'm in, but I still think the best guy to be in the movies was Sean Connery, who set the standard for everyone who has followed.
It put every single trope to use and gave us maybe the most memorable Bond Villain as well.
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As Hollywood searches for whoever will be the next James Bond, I'm having fun going back through the filmographies of the other men who have played the role and picking out which ones did it best. It feels like my James Bond rankings change with whatever mood I'm in, but I still think the best guy to be in the movies was Sean Connery, who set the standard for everyone who has followed. It put every single trope to use and gave us maybe the most memorable Bond Villain as well.
Today, I wanted to go back through his films to discuss Let's dive in. Richard Maibaum, Paul Dehn (based on the novel by Ian Fleming) Cast: Sean Connery (James Bond), Honor Blackman (Pussy Galore), Gert Fröbe (Auric Goldfinger), Harold Sakata (Oddjob), Bernard Lee (M), Lois Maxwell (Moneypenny), Desmond Llewelyn (Q) I think it would be hard to pick a better Bond or a better Bond movie than this one.
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