Name your favorite Sean Connery film of all time (excluding 007 )

[Dink the Clown]

What is your favorite Sean Connery film that you loved watching a side from the great 007 films cause those are just a given.

 There are so many great films that the late great Sean Connery has been in my most favorite film that starred Sean Connery I would have to say would be The Hunt for Red October where he played as a Russian Nuclear sub commander that was going to defect.

 

My second film would have to be First Knight where he played The great King Arthur who could have asked for a better actor to play such a role

 

 

[CabaL]

Man Sean Connery as Marko Ramius was an amazing choice. Red October easily one of my favorite movies. Hearing his voice while reading through the book made the read so much more fun.

[Leatherface]

 

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[Dink the Clown]

Hey Osie what movie is that one with Sean Connery with the crystal ball that you posted??

 

[Dink the Clown]

But you sure can't beat the one and only. Ramírez!!!  Loved the Highlander movies

 

[Leatherface]

1 hour ago, Dink the Clown said:

Hey Osie what movie is that one with Sean Connery with the crystal ball that you posted??

 

  This one:

 

 

[Gameplan]

The Hunt for Red October for sure. I watched all of his Bond films over the weekend, except for never say never again.

[RendeL]

The rock

 

 

Edited November 2, 2020 by RendeL
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[XeRoiX]

The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Hunt For Red October, The Rock, Indiana Jones. 

[AstenZoolen]

The Untouchables - definitely one of the best. But the answer can only be:

The Name of the Rose

 

[Cross Marian]

Number 1

Number 2

[Swaroop]

 The Name of the Rose and Highlander, too.

 

 

 

[Leatherface]

2 hours ago, AstenZoolen said:

The Untouchables - definitely one of the best. But the answer can only be:

The Name of the Rose

Yea, the name of the rose, i forgot that

 

[Halibut]

The Man Who Would be King is my favorite. Can't go wrong with Sean Connery and Michael Caine! It's based on a Rudyard Kipling story about two shady soldiers in the British Raj who desert to seek their fortune in neighboring lands. Connery's character is mistaken for a god and things spiral from there.