Mighty eyebrows. Wide under heavy beard. A face that is feared in today's life but shows undeniable charm, he is now the old qualified star Sean Connery, who is now loved by men, women and children in the United States.
Thomas Sean Connery was born on 25 August 1930 in Edinburgh to a poor working-class family, where his father worked 12 hours a day in a factory to support his family. Since the age of nine, Connery has been up at six o'clock in the morning to deliver milk and start helping to support the family. Yet, even in this extremely poor living condition, Connery still exchanged the money for the jam bottle beer bottle for the ticket. Stick to the movies on the weekends. He dropped out of school at the age of 13 and joined the Navy at the age of 16. He retired from the army at the age of 19 due to a stomach problem and later worked as a painter. In 1950, burly as a worker, he got some jobs as a model for swim trunks. In the same year, he represented Scotland in London in the "Mr. Global Bodybuilder" competition, where he won third place. At the same time, he joined the male choir and sang in one city after another. In order to become an actor, he always studied literature on his own, and after returning to London, he studied drama at the Old Vic Theatre Company. Connery then began his career as a film actor. In the early '60s, because the million dollar budget for the first episode of the 007 series was not enough to pay the huge salaries of big stars such as Gary Grant, David Nevin, Richard Burton, and Roger Moore, Connery was able to play the role of Pipe Ms-Bond.
Although connery has played few roles in numerous 007 films. But as Western commentators have argued, Connery proved that only he is truly worthy of calling himself "Pipes Bond." Of the actors who play Bond, only Connery has the kind of charming style that is inherent in itself, the kind of absolute confidence, sophistication, elegance, wit, calmness, detachment; Also, the kind of cold style that I have as a British agent. On the screen, all those features seem inherent. These factors created by Connery continue to exist in today's screen heroes. As famous director Spielberg put it, "Sean made a contribution to all the screen heroes everywhere with Tube Ms Bond." However, I am afraid that because of Connery's great success in playing Guanmus Bond, he was once recognized as Bond, and he himself was afraid of being forever stamped with the 007 mark, but when directing "The Hill" in 1965, connery's director Sidney Lume had already seen a genius in that perfect Bond image, Lu Mei saw Connery's charm and genius, and also saw Connery's wide range of plays.
He hated the stardom, had no vanity, and didn't care about the passage of time and the increase in wrinkles. For him, playing a hero or a villain, playing a heroic or ugly role, there is nothing, the important thing is to be a serious actor. He is confident in himself as a man and always strives to get the best role possible.
He's close to a legend, but nothing has changed, and that's Sean Connery