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    Something Sean Connery and Roger Moore had in common was James Bond. Something else they had in common was that they essentially played one character - themselves.

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    @Godder said in R.I.P. 2020:

    Something Sean Connery and Roger Moore had in common was James Bond. Something else they had in common was that they essentially played one character - themselves.

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    @JC said in R.I.P. 2020:

    @NTA Shit that’sh shtink

    RIP to the world’s greatest Scotsman.

    Leave @MN5 out if this

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    @MajorRage said in R.I.P. 2020:

    @JC said in R.I.P. 2020:

    @NTA Shit that’sh shtink

    RIP to the world’s greatest Scotsman.

    Leave @MN5 out if this

    I’m happily the ferns greatest Scot of kiwi descent

    #humblegoals

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    Damn, this is the first I've heard of the end of the Great Scot.

    Weirdly enough the first time I can remember him in a film was Indy (which I thought he was great in) and then I kind of went backwards from there (Highlander, Untouchables, small but memorable scene as Richard the Lionheart in Robin Hood - with a Scottish accent 😂 and the of course as the first and best ever Bond).

    He was just so farking cool. They don't make them like him anymore.

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    @Rancid-Schnitzel said in R.I.P. 2020:

    Damn, this is the first I've heard of the end of the Great Scot.

    Weirdly enough the first time I can remember him in a film was Indy (which I thought he was great in) and then I kind of went backwards from there (Highlander, Untouchables, small but memorable scene as Richard the Lionheart in Robin Hood - with a Scottish accent 😂 and the of course as the first and best ever Bond).

    He was just so farking cool. They don't make them like him anymore.

    Indeed. His era of old school legends is rapidly dwindling. Just a completely different breed to today’s film stars.

    Clint, stay with us !!!!!

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    @MN5 I saw a barely recognisable Gene Hackman the other day. I believe he’s around 90 as well. All the great tough guys are getting so old now.

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    @raznomore said in R.I.P. 2020:

    @MN5 I saw a barely recognisable Gene Hackman the other day. I believe he’s around 90 as well. All the great tough guys are getting so old now.

    Age is such a fluffybunny of a thing. Not nice seeing SC a year or two back on the news at Wimbledon looking really old and frail, Clint looked no better in the Mule.

    Add Morgan Freeman to that list as well

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    @MN5 said in R.I.P. 2020:

    @raznomore said in R.I.P. 2020:

    @MN5 I saw a barely recognisable Gene Hackman the other day. I believe he’s around 90 as well. All the great tough guys are getting so old now.

    Age is such a fluffybunny of a thing. Not nice seeing SC a year or two back on the news at Wimbledon looking really old and frail, Clint looked no better in the Mule.

    Add Morgan Freeman to that list as well

    Bill Nighy?

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    @raznomore 3 movies I have in my collection. I watched The Hunt For Red October again only a few weeks back.

    All Sean's characters had a Scottish accent.

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    I have Highlander in my collection, but it would be at least 20 years since I watched it, and I am not sure it is the type of movie that will age well.

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    @taniwharugby said in R.I.P. 2020:

    I have Highlander in my collection, but it would be at least 20 years since I watched it, and I am not sure it is the type of movie that will age well.

    Those wires in the final scene were bad enough twenty years ago!

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    @taniwharugby said in R.I.P. 2020:

    I have Highlander in my collection, but it would be at least 20 years since I watched it, and I am not sure it is the type of movie that will age well.

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    @chimoaus said in R.I.P. 2020:

    @MN5 said in R.I.P. 2020:

    @raznomore said in R.I.P. 2020:

    @MN5 I saw a barely recognisable Gene Hackman the other day. I believe he’s around 90 as well. All the great tough guys are getting so old now.

    Age is such a fluffybunny of a thing. Not nice seeing SC a year or two back on the news at Wimbledon looking really old and frail, Clint looked no better in the Mule.

    Add Morgan Freeman to that list as well

    Bill Nighy?

    I'm referring to legends. Not old blokes who have occasionally funny cameos in Movies.

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    Bill Nighy isn't that old, even if he looks it. 🙂

    The likes of Michael Caine is getting on in years (87).

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    @Bovidae said in R.I.P. 2020:

    Bill Nighy isn't that old, even if he looks it. 🙂

    The likes of Michael Caine is getting on in years (87).

    Donald Sutherland is 85 as well. They are all coming to the end

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    @MN5 said in R.I.P. 2020:

    Apparently Connery was quite a legitimately tough dude in real life if this story is anything to go by.....

    Tijana Radeska  /  Oct 19, 2018

    Sean Connery Once Beat Up 6 Gang Members who Wanted to Steal his Jacket | The Vintage News

    Sean Connery Once Beat Up 6 Gang Members who Wanted to Steal his Jacket | The Vintage News

    Sir Thomas Sean Connery is probably the most famous Scottish actor, best known for his role as the secret agent James Bond. Ever since his first

    ....and before Roger Moore took over and some of the ahem, less realistic elements became fashionable in Bond films there was this scrap which Connery and Grant did without any stunt doubles

    Robert Shaw didn’t have much more luck in Jaws!

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    Nails in The Molly Maguires

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    @MN5 said in R.I.P. 2020:

    I am surprised he won an Oscar, he wasn’t a great actor in my opinion.

    Caught some of his early stuff on a vintage film channel a few months back. Def not a De Niro or Olivier but pretty gifted. The Offence is a brilliant piece of acting

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    @MN5 said in R.I.P. 2020:

    Indeed. His era of old school legends is rapidly dwindling. Just a completely different breed to today’s film stars.

    Screen presence in spades. Seems lacking from many of today's stars - gifted though they are.

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