All Sean Connery Movies Ranked by Tomatometer - Page 2

"Footballer. Bodybuilder. Navy soldier. Milkman. These aren't the declassified origins of James Bond, but of the actor who would embody him: Sean Connery. An appropriately colorful past for a strapping Scot, Connery saved the best career change for his mid-20s when he turned down a sports contract to pursue acting in the 1950s. Bit parts led to the very Irish 1959 movie, 'Darby O'Gill and the Little People,' which still sticks out in his filmography as one of the rare times Connery has sung on-camera. Another movie where Connery sings? You know its name: 'Dr. No,' the first James Bond film ever adapted from the espionage books. He would put out two or three movies a year from the '70s through the late-'90s. The '80s would see him in 'The Untouchables' – the only time he's ever been nominated for an acting Oscar (he won). Connery was always a forceful presence, no matter the film he found himself in. Now, we celebrate a life in film as we rank all Sean Connery movies by Tomatometer!"