Stop saying it is a "sad day". Sir Sean lived for 90 years, most of them certainly more fulfilled than those of an average Joe. He lived on the Bahamas and died there, peacefully in his sleep. We should all be so lucky. Rest in peace, Sir Sean - and thank you so much for all the wonderful entertainment.
@@kristincarmichael6377 Indeed. Death is inevitable, and most people will face it much earlier and after much more hardship than Sir Sean. This is about perspective. Knowing you will die one day, the only important question when the time comes, is "how". And I say Sir Sean got a bloody good answer.
@@kristincarmichael6377 I’ve seen evidence! I came home one night and saw a glowing humanoid figure with no face, standing in the garden! Doesn’t that show evidence of a next life?😳
I kind of couldn't believe how cool that was. It was as if I saw James Bond himself, like watching or to watch one of the movies with this fine actor. Ehm, yeah. Interesting interview, no doubt.
As a wee boy living in Aberdeen, I grew up thinking Sean was the total hero, I feel so sad that now he’s passed. He really helped put Scotland on the map.
@Theodore Misc Actually, Sean Connery personally helped Mel Gibson with his Scottish "accent" in Braveheart. So without Sean Connery, even Braveheart wouldn't have been what it is...
I like the way, when he touches down and is removed from the 'jetpack', THAT nonchalant, blasé expression on his face is that Connery-style 'Bond' expression that no other Bond actor has in their repertoire. It's got nothing to do with authenticity or keeping close to the original Fleming character. James Bond in the cinema is a thing of its own.....whether it's the music, the gadgets, the girls, the locations, the corniness, the explosions, Roger Moore's raised eyebrow OR.....Sean Connery's supercool expression. That's the uniqueness of the cinematic Bond. Fair play to Sean for doing it once more after sooooo long.
No he won't. That's today culture. Get yourself a re-tweet off of a celeb's death and then they're gone forever. How man entertainers get no respect until after they die. It's a shame. I love old school wrestling - and they old guys get no love until their death. It's a shitty way of 'honoring' them. Why not give people props while they're breathing. With every re-make or reboot a celeb dies a little more...especially after death. That's no way to remember them, erasing their movies for an immature audience that doesn't care anyways lol
@@DJRitty Saying that some get lifetime achievement awards can't remember if Sir Sean did but he should of done not enough of the really great actors got it though anyway but it is a way of getting honoured while still alive 👍🏻
It's true! Sean looks better in 2000 then he did in 1993! He lived another 20 years, God bless him! Another legend leaves us. Gone but never forgotten. Rest peacefully, 007. 💔
to have Sean Connery say to you, in that accent, "sorry about the hug, i got carried away." -- what a memory for Letterman to have. RIP, Mr. Connery, and thank you for your life's work.
The second best entrance I’ve ever seen is Mr. Peter O’Toole riding a camel on David Letterman. It was marvelous and it’s on UA-cam. I really miss the old greats who have left us, Mr. Connery, Mr. O’Toole, Mr. Richard Harris, Mr. Richard Burton, Mr. Lee Marvin and Mr. Steve Mc Queen. LEGENDS!
I will always miss Sean Connery, forever! I was just rewatching the Bond films and as YOLT and Diamonds came to their ends I grew sad yet satisfied. He was such a great man and actor! Indiana Jones, The Rock, Red October, and so many more as well! Thank you Sean
Due to Sean Connery's passing, I rewatched many of his things , including his interviews, movies, photos and movie posters. I was thrilled to have spent the past two to three days to understand him. Not only was he an amzing actor, but also he was awesome man with his unique sense of humor. He was born and raised in Scootland, learning the formal British education. As can be seen in this video, he showed his awesomeness and elegances. He was unpretentious and captivating!
He was such a huge personality and with that he carried a number of fantastic performances very well. He was great in The Untouchables, The Man Who Would Be King, Hitchcock’s Marnie, The Hill, Time Bandits, The Wind and the Lion, The Name of the Rose and my favorite two performances, as Robin Hood and Indiana Jones’ father.
Thank you for these two wonderful memories. Helps a lot to see him just being himself. Dave seemed genuinely concerned that Sean was mad at him for how that first appearance went. Maybe that's why Sean hugged him, to put him at ease. I haven't seen Finding Forrester in years. Will watch it again soon.
That's why I'm amazed. Usually, Letterman either doesn't care or offends people on purpose. It's mighty clear that Dave wanted the exact amount of reverence for Sean Connery.
great tribute video for Sir Sean Connery showed the side of the man beyond Bond... cheers... I raise my medium dry vodka martini, shaken not stirred, to the great man... heaven has just gotten more livelier...
My heart goes out to Sean connery family. He was great actor. He act in lots of movies. He'd played James bond and other characters. He will be missed. I'd seen his other movies. His legacy will live on. Rip
It is, honestly, quite incredible and remarkable in which way he is convincing. Not saying that he is 'lying' (more like how he is acting or just about his delivery) but just is immersive (and how or in which way which seem to be multiple appealing like interesting elements). An actor who is a natural.
Paul Shaffer always the master on the choice of music. He used “Pick Up the Pieces” by Average White Band during the second appearance. AWB is a Scottish Band.
M- "Bond your next mission will be your last mission. You will not be returning to London or Europe after your mission. Bond you will not be returning to Earth. Bond your next mission is to Heaven. Godspeed 007" RIP Mr. Connery.🙏
Sneaked into Dr No as an “ underage” teenager, my first contact with 007, lifelong fan thereafter..... also learned how to deal with spiny sea urchins! Scotland rightly so proud of you, Edinburgh my Alma Mater. Alex in Norway.
Great actor great man great icon u know were getting older when our heroes of the screen are entering the next world thanks for the memories mr Connery
The very definition of a Matinée idol. From the days when people flocked to cinemas to spend hours being entertained by these giants. As much as i love Seans later films after Bond, It`s the Bond films that i love him in the most. Especially the beginning scenes of Dr no at the airport. Swaggering around in that suit! I feel sorry for any actor that came after him, except maybe Roger Moore. Roger though had years of experience playing a very similar role in "The Saint". Sean actually came to my town (Inverness) to promote the SNP party. He was maybe 64 ish? I missed it however as there wasn`t much advertizing about it. I would have loved to have met him!
Fantastic to see those interviews again. Sean was head and shoulders above any of the usual actors on the show. They should have had a real Piper for him.
Connery, a picture of cool, with that hint of laughing at the silliness of life & stardom. For those of us who grew up with him - younger folks have no idea - every generation has their hero's... and that's Bond. And a heck of a run to boot - 90 years.
WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GOD-great interview & wasn't Sean a brilliant actor & human being. He will be loved & remembered forever. From a mad keen 77yo Aussie fan. I have watched the movie " The Man Who Would Be King " at least 7 times. The chemistry between Sean & Michael was outstanding.
Thank you sean Connery for the many memorable films and moments,true Scottish patriot,gentleman,icon to many people.true inspirational to myself would have to have played an afternoon of golf with him.miss that charm and charismatic talent you brought to us all,may you find a great role playing golf now,rest in peace sir sean Connery many thanks
Yes HE was. That movie is PURE JUNK. The irony being he wins an oscar for it lol Them most RIDICULOUS, off putting score I ever heard. If someone re-did the score, it could have be GREAT entertainment. It is a silly, silly movie.
@@martyemmons1859 The Anderson Tapes, Zardoz, The Molly Maguires, The Great Train Robbery, The Russian Tea House, etc. Sean had a great run, and I like that he mixed it up a bit, with the diverse roles. The one I also really liked was the one he did with Catherine Zeta-Jones, where he plays a big time thief. I think it was called Entrapment. Excellent.
My favorite Bond too without a doubt....one of many greats that have passed on lately...90s a great ol age to live to and being able to move on your own and lived a great life
There will never be another man like Sean. The voice, the good looks (most handsome senior ever lol) great actor.
Amen to that, sister!! 🔥
Stop saying it is a "sad day". Sir Sean lived for 90 years, most of them certainly more fulfilled than those of an average Joe. He lived on the Bahamas and died there, peacefully in his sleep. We should all be so lucky. Rest in peace, Sir Sean - and thank you so much for all the wonderful entertainment.
So true, that's how i wanna go out. RIP S.C.
A great loss to lose Sir Sean! It’s unsettling losing these stars!😟
The man knows how to make an entrance
@@kristincarmichael6377 Indeed. Death is inevitable, and most people will face it much earlier and after much more hardship than Sir Sean. This is about perspective. Knowing you will die one day, the only important question when the time comes, is "how". And I say Sir Sean got a bloody good answer.
@@kristincarmichael6377 I’ve seen evidence! I came home one night and saw a glowing humanoid figure with no face, standing in the garden! Doesn’t that show evidence of a next life?😳
The jet pack entrance was epic. For someone who wanted to avoid typecasting it was nice that he agreed to do that. RIP to the late great Sean Connery.
Second best entrance on Letterman's show would be Peter O'toole on a horse.
@@acerjuglans383 And third would be Ollie Reed, arriving on a 'bender'. 🍸🍷🍺
I kind of couldn't believe how cool that was. It was as if I saw James Bond himself, like watching or to watch one of the movies with this fine actor.
Ehm, yeah. Interesting interview, no doubt.
@@acerjuglans383 it was a camel, dude.
@@acerjuglans383 It was on a camel and he shoved a can of beer in the camels mouth, which it quickley sucked down.
As a wee boy living in Aberdeen, I grew up thinking Sean was the total hero, I feel so sad that now he’s passed. He really helped put Scotland on the map.
@Theodore Misc Actually, Sean Connery personally helped Mel Gibson with his Scottish "accent" in Braveheart. So without Sean Connery, even Braveheart wouldn't have been what it is...
Total agree
Same from another wee Aberdonian.
Whilst not living there.
He will always be the best 007. RIP Sean.
Well said!
Best comment ever 😷
Agreed
Absolutely.
MegaSkills9 ...I concur, totally!!!
I like the way, when he touches down and is removed from the 'jetpack', THAT nonchalant, blasé expression on his face is that Connery-style 'Bond' expression that no other Bond actor has in their repertoire. It's got nothing to do with authenticity or keeping close to the original Fleming character. James Bond in the cinema is a thing of its own.....whether it's the music, the gadgets, the girls, the locations, the corniness, the explosions, Roger Moore's raised eyebrow OR.....Sean Connery's supercool expression. That's the uniqueness of the cinematic Bond.
Fair play to Sean for doing it once more after sooooo long.
I agree. No disrespect to Daniel Craig or the other actors, but Sean personified James Bond. He sat the standard as 007.
Sir Sean Connery. You are simply number 1 James bond. No one can knock you off from the Best of the Best. R.I.P Sir.🏴🇬🇧✌
@FrancoBegbieT2 And all without having to pay taxes....
Lol!
He didn't live enough to se his Scotland independent but 90 years is a lot of life to live. RIP legend. He'll be missed.
Neither will you! 🇬🇧
@@scottmack8517 yes2 coming soon
Hopefully even your great great grand children won’t live long enough to see that either 🇬🇧
So pathetic to link Mr Connery death to the topic of Scotland political matter.
@@maximillianphoenix9374 your kind are dying off. The younger generation will see to it that scotland becomes independent
The film industry has lost a gentleman. Sean Connery was a very good actor. May his soul rest in peace.
The world without Sean Connery is sadder :((
RIP SIR SEAN
What a classy, witty man. A real Man. He'll be remembered.
No he won't. That's today culture. Get yourself a re-tweet off of a celeb's death and then they're gone forever. How man entertainers get no respect until after they die. It's a shame. I love old school wrestling - and they old guys get no love until their death. It's a shitty way of 'honoring' them. Why not give people props while they're breathing. With every re-make or reboot a celeb dies a little more...especially after death. That's no way to remember them, erasing their movies for an immature audience that doesn't care anyways lol
@@DJRitty Well put my friend.
@@DJRitty Saying that some get lifetime achievement awards can't remember if Sir Sean did but he should of done not enough of the really great actors got it though anyway but it is a way of getting honoured while still alive 👍🏻
Best left eyebrow in the business; conveyed everything from delight to skepticism to withering disapproval. RIP, Sir Sean. It was a pleasure.
Well said. 💙
Hah! Spot on.
It's true! Sean looks better in 2000 then he did in 1993! He lived another 20 years, God bless him! Another legend leaves us. Gone but never forgotten. Rest peacefully, 007. 💔
to have Sean Connery say to you, in that accent, "sorry about the hug, i got carried away." -- what a memory for Letterman to have. RIP, Mr. Connery, and thank you for your life's work.
My thought exactly!! WHEN does Sir Sean Connery EVER have to apologize for giving a hug!!❤
Love him, RIP
This man will never die just like Elvis he will live on forever 🎰
He was always so quick witted & funny...& Dave was always a great interviewer...thanks for uploading this.
Arriving on a jetpack like a boss. That's literally the best entrance to a talk show I've ever seen. Why am I only seeing that now for the first time?
Because it wasn’t him
@@Eukng lol what?
Yup. I've never watched anything like that myself. Only Sean Connery, the rest are imitators.
The second best entrance I’ve ever seen is Mr. Peter O’Toole riding a camel on David Letterman. It was marvelous and it’s on UA-cam. I really miss the old greats who have left us, Mr. Connery, Mr. O’Toole, Mr. Richard Harris, Mr. Richard Burton, Mr. Lee Marvin and Mr. Steve Mc Queen. LEGENDS!
I will always miss Sean Connery, forever! I was just rewatching the Bond films and as YOLT and Diamonds came to their ends I grew sad yet satisfied. He was such a great man and actor! Indiana Jones, The Rock, Red October, and so many more as well!
Thank you Sean
What a man. Warm, witty, wow. R.I.P., Sean.
never lived in a world without Sean Connery......
Sean is marvelous. The Best 007 and the Best Russian Captain of Red October...
Forever Missed.... RIP
Due to Sean Connery's passing, I rewatched many of his things , including his interviews, movies, photos and movie posters. I was thrilled to have spent the past two to three days to understand him. Not only was he an amzing actor, but also he was awesome man with his unique sense of humor. He was born and raised in Scootland, learning the formal British education. As can be seen in this video, he showed his awesomeness and elegances. He was unpretentious and captivating!
U cant understand someone in 2 or 3 days of studying them.... Lmao
@@nickclark18 *years
One of the last mega stars of the movies. Thank you for your service. RIP.
He was such a huge personality and with that he carried a number of fantastic performances very well. He was great in The Untouchables, The Man Who Would Be King, Hitchcock’s Marnie, The Hill, Time Bandits, The Wind and the Lion, The Name of the Rose and my favorite two performances, as Robin Hood and Indiana Jones’ father.
I could not think of a more famous actor to have lived, RIP sean, a good life spent with an open mind, not many like that these days sadly
I admired Sean Connery so much! There will never be another one like him. R.I.P. 007.
Loved Sean Connery. Great actor and he’s SCOTTISH!!!
One of the finest actors that ever walked in shoe leather. The hunt for red October was a masterpiece
One of the classiest guys ever to step foot in Hollywood.
A man's man. One of the best drama films ever made is 'The Offence' in which he plays a Detective Sergeant. We will miss you Sean.
the hill is his best work period
@@OWR0406 The Offence'!
@@ricogomez4020 no the hill
@@OWR0406 I am talking performance not movie.
One of my all time favorites. Coolest dude of all time. RIP Sean Connery and thank you.
The Man who would be King, the combination of Connery and Caine. Was outstanding.
I must see it 👍
It was his favourite film.
Absolutely. A classic that has unfortunately been forgotten.
Billy the fish
Daniel Dravitt and Peachy Carnahan cant forget Billy Fish
One of the greats!!!
Thank you for these two wonderful memories. Helps a lot to see him just being himself. Dave seemed genuinely concerned that Sean was mad at him for how that first appearance went. Maybe that's why Sean hugged him, to put him at ease. I haven't seen Finding Forrester in years. Will watch it again soon.
That's why I'm amazed. Usually, Letterman either doesn't care or offends people on purpose. It's mighty clear that Dave wanted the exact amount of reverence for Sean Connery.
RIP Sean Connery
My aunt met him in a pub by accident. “Excuse me Miss, your sitting on my coat.”
You mean “Excuse me Miss, your shitting on my coat!
great tribute video for Sir Sean Connery showed the side of the man beyond Bond... cheers...
I raise my medium dry vodka martini, shaken not stirred, to the great man... heaven has just gotten more livelier...
He did indeed have longevity, and we were lucky to know him. Rest in peace my friend.
Respect from the United States of America.
You are awesome to put this together. Thank you for this.
Thank you, Mr. Giller, for posting this. I've watched both clips when they aired, and it brings back pleasant memories.
It doesn’t immediately hit you but it slowly creeps up on you bit by bit that this iconic person is no longer with us.
And it makes me incredibly sad.
I feel, exactly, the same way. I miss this ICON!!!
I feel the same way, I wish he lived another 10 years the same with Roger Moore
Amen there could not be a copy or original of Sean Connery. One of a kind
Sean is great. Cant believe im just finding all these clips now.
My heart goes out to Sean connery family. He was great actor. He act in lots of movies. He'd played James bond and other characters. He will be missed. I'd seen his other movies. His legacy will live on. Rip
Him died not wel good, had good engwish
@@scruffy2365 Imagine if this guy ran wikipedia lmao
The Hill. The Offense . Check them out.
@@margaretastesano7325 The Hill was terrific.
I truly miss Sean Connery, without a doubt he was a successful actor. R.I.P
Love this , he was such a charming man and a fine actor. Rest In Peace ❤️
More and more heroes from my childhood and youth seem to pass away the last few years... strange, because I am not getting older... I think...
Appearing for fun and not to hype a movie, show, album, whatever. What a concept.
I remember thinking Connery seemed vaguely annoyed. Nice to see that awkward tension was absent from their second conversation. Thanks for this.
What a great story teller
It is, honestly, quite incredible and remarkable in which way he is convincing.
Not saying that he is 'lying' (more like how he is acting or just about his delivery) but just is immersive (and how or in which way which seem to be multiple appealing like interesting elements).
An actor who is a natural.
He had one of the coolest voices ever. Fantastic actor.
I love how Sean comes across so serious on first glance but just sits there the whole time telling jokes lmao
"I'm sorry about the hug, I got carried away."
Dave would never forget that hug, I guess.
It's crazy to think that he started as Bond way back in 1962. He lived a long life and he'll be remembered for many decades to come.
He was truly a huge icon of the '60s, right up there with The Beatles.
Yes he was already 32 then!!
God damn he was a handsome man, on top of being a superp actor
One of the sexiest men on the silver screen.
He had a powerful charisma.
Yeah, I doubt anyone straight or gay could say he wasn't a good looking man.
Yeaa but did not age well. After You Only Live Twice he seemed to age 10 years in a hurry
Paul Shaffer always the master on the choice of music. He used “Pick Up the Pieces” by Average White Band during the second appearance. AWB is a Scottish Band.
Paul was always right on the mark, with those selections. He was an essential part of that show.
Not the only time he used this track, I'm pretty sure, but yeah here it was the fitting one!
Remember them from Ursula's entrance in Superman II.
Average White Band is an awesome musical group. Absolutely one of my favorites!
M- "Bond your next mission will be your last mission. You will not be returning to London or Europe after your mission.
Bond you will not be returning to Earth. Bond your next mission is to Heaven. Godspeed 007"
RIP Mr. Connery.🙏
That's a nice way of putting it 👍🥰
@@mattwaldman380 sexier,not sexist.
As long as I have Ms M oney Penny and Q. And a Martini. Shaken not stirred.
Well said, Mr. Flash, well said.
Finding Forester (2000) Great flick, it's on my permanent rotation of classics.
Look at Sir Sean's face as he landed. How uber cool was he? Sad day .
Thank you,Don.
Longevity indeed, lived to 90 years of age. Not only an incredible feat, but what an incredible life he had as well.
I'm so happy he passed in his sleep my mom did as well is that the best thing you can wish for someone
Coincidental that he mentioned dying back in 93 and lived another 30 years still!
Another 27 years, but yeah, it is ironic.
the Asians were right
@@donkbotiousmaximus : LOL I guess so
Cheers, Don. I needed this today
An intelligent actor who can think on his feet. Unheard of lately.
Im Yu you heard about his passing
I loved Sean Connery so much. He was by far the best James Bond 007 Actor of all time and truly one of the greatest Actors of all time.
If there was ever a person that should have been crowned king of the world, it should have been Sean Connery
He was a complete badass in The Untouchables
Hail to the Chief
Sneaked into Dr No as an “ underage” teenager, my first contact with 007, lifelong fan thereafter..... also learned how to deal with spiny sea urchins! Scotland rightly so proud of you, Edinburgh my Alma Mater. Alex in Norway.
Thank you for the memories of your performances and we will miss you!
Didn't know that the humor that was displayed in Bond movies was natural. R.I.P
Great actor great man great icon u know were getting older when our heroes of the screen are entering the next world thanks for the memories mr Connery
The name of the rose....the indiana jones role...the rock....this guy was phenomenal...r.i.p sir!
With much respect to both parties, even Letterman knew the value in a Sean Connery hug.
May You Rest in Peace Sir Sean Connery. The greatest Bond Ever! Benny.
Don Giller thank you so much for posting this.
Thanks for uploading this video Don 🙏
Good man for putting these together.
Thanks for the upload..He well be missed..
I really enjoyed rewatching this episode.You could see the chemistry between sean and dave. Sean connery is one of my favorites ❤️
Its hard to believe he’s gone now last elites of actors goes away I hope this year will end fast there is still Clint Eastwood Jack Nicholson etc :(
Gene Hackman too. He's almost 91.
@@sauronbaggins1833 I think that Robert Duvall is up there too, or close.
@@waynej2608 Yeah! You’re right. He’s 90!. Amazing!
You know, this Connery bloke would have made a great James Bond back in his younger days.
A man who can just make a guest appearance to "quell" rumors is the definition of bad ass.
The very definition of a Matinée idol. From the days when people flocked to cinemas to spend hours being entertained by these giants. As much as i love Seans later films after Bond, It`s the Bond films that i love him in the most. Especially the beginning scenes of Dr no at the airport. Swaggering around in that suit! I feel sorry for any actor that came after him, except maybe Roger Moore. Roger though had years of experience playing a very similar role in "The Saint". Sean actually came to my town (Inverness) to promote the SNP party. He was maybe 64 ish? I missed it however as there wasn`t much advertizing about it. I would have loved to have met him!
He was correct about his longevity...
And he DOES sound like Sean Connery.. 😉
The one and only James Bond I know. RIP Sir Sean Connery.
Fantastic to see those interviews again. Sean was head and shoulders above any of the usual actors on the show. They should have had a real Piper for him.
Connery, a picture of cool, with that hint of laughing at the silliness of life & stardom. For those of us who grew up with him - younger folks have no idea - every generation has their hero's... and that's Bond. And a heck of a run to boot - 90 years.
The ultimate Bond. Ultimate actor. RIP
WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
GOD-great interview & wasn't Sean a brilliant actor & human being.
He will be loved & remembered forever.
From a mad keen 77yo Aussie fan.
I have watched the movie " The Man Who Would Be King " at least 7 times.
The chemistry between Sean & Michael was outstanding.
The Hill from 1965 Best prison film ever starring Mr. Connery.
Glad someone said it. I think it's his best movie. Its amazing .
Thank you sean Connery for the many memorable films and moments,true Scottish patriot,gentleman,icon to many people.true inspirational to myself would have to have played an afternoon of golf with him.miss that charm and charismatic talent you brought to us all,may you find a great role playing golf now,rest in peace sir sean Connery many thanks
Only fitting & still One of the greatest intro's for a Timeless actor & Screen Icon
Well done, Don. Thank you for this upload!
Well it worked, he lived to 90 years of age.
There can be only one that is Sean Connery from high Lander ⚔️🎥 great movie to watch
He was a complete badass in The Untouchables
Yes HE was. That movie is PURE JUNK. The irony being he wins an oscar for it lol Them most RIDICULOUS, off putting score I ever heard. If someone re-did the score, it could have be GREAT entertainment. It is a silly, silly movie.
I like "Finding Forrester", "Robin and Marian", "Hunt For Red October" and "Family Business". As a matter of fact, just about anything he was in.
@@martyemmons1859 The Anderson Tapes, Zardoz, The Molly Maguires, The Great Train Robbery, The Russian Tea House, etc. Sean had a great run, and I like that he mixed it up a bit, with the diverse roles. The one I also really liked was the one he did with Catherine Zeta-Jones, where he plays a big time thief. I think it was called Entrapment. Excellent.
Even at 70 he was pretty damn cool!
Wow he was 70 here ?
He was 63 and 70, looking amazing both times.
My favorite Bond too without a doubt....one of many greats that have passed on lately...90s a great ol age to live to and being able to move on your own and lived a great life
Thanks for sharing rip sean
Second the opinion: Man who would be king, is a must c masterpiece
Rip sean you will be remembered long after people like me who write these sorts of things are gone 007 forever...
Best entrance ever to a late night talk show appearance!
*007*