The character of the Jamesesheims Bond may have made John Connery a global film starvet, but the actor didn't really enjoy the starting nine years he spent playing the Mi6 agent. As Michael Caine once noticed, "if you were his friend in these early days, you didn't raise the topic of the relationship." Much of the problem, according to Kane, is that Connery knew he had more to offer as an 007 actor, and he spoiled every time someone identified him as a relationship when he was in public. Connery himself did not make bones for his anxiety with the character. "I have always hated that damn Jamesesheims Bond," he noticed (through The Guardian). "I would like to kill him."

Manufacturers Harry Salzman and Albert Kobe Broccoli, who sat at the top of the box office, had no such desire. They wanted to continue knocking their bonds into an one-year-year-old clip, and while recognizing Connery's value in the role (to the point that they paid $ 1.5 million in 1971 to lure the character for the character for Single "diamonds are forever", After he sat down "at the Secret Service of Her Majesty"), they will eventually realize that 007 is greater than every Starvist -just that talented and charismatic as the Orer Scot.

Connery finally saved with bonds Before "Liveiaway and left to die", which allowed Salzmann and Broccoli to discover that their series could survive no matter who Walter PKK had. Connery, meanwhile, had to continue to prove his value as an actor And Avella in hit films such as "Orient of Orient Express", "Wind and Lion" and "The Man Who Would Be King". He should never return to the Bond franchise and he didn't need it.

Then, some very bad films began to happen with Connery. "Cuba", "meteor" and "wrong" received terrible examinations and performed poorly commercially. Even a reasonably well -reviewed movie like "Outland" underestimated at the box office. It seemed difficult to believe at the time, but several years in the 1980s, the Connery Starval was undoubtedly faded. He was supposed to remind them of the movie people why they were for the first place. So he did one thing he said he would never do, much to have fun with his wife.

John Connery's seventh appearance like the Jamesesheims Bond did not come cheap, nor did he come in the official time schedule 007 that helped to start. "Never Tell Never More Again" since 1983, directed by underestimated craftsman Irvine Kershner (best known for "Starwells War: Episode V - The Empire Strike Back"), was a remake of "Thunderball" as possible because Ian Fleming's book was Romantic Yves Brice, Yves Brsey and Yves Brussing, IV Brice, Beak and Yves Fleming, Ian Fleming's book was a romanticization of the moody scenario, he wrote with Kevin McClori, Jackec Wingev. After the legal battle, the production of the film was allowed to move forwardAt that moment Connery Pocket studied a cool $ 3 million to repeat the role that, much of his listed Chagin, made the name of the household.

Since they could not call him "lightning", the directors found themselves to fight for the film title. Connery, who had a script and casting approval, was included in these discussions and was also flomoxed. This is when his wife, Michelin Connery, suggested the title "Never Say Never Tell" as an unusual knot of Connery's publicly known aversion to ever rethink the relationship. The Starwear got a blow from it, like everyone else, so not only did the title tease, Michelin also got a loan at the end of the film about what came out.

Although "Never Say" was smeared by the box office, with $ 160 million worldwide with a $ 36 million budget, the experience was so excluded for Connery-His accident was complemented by shooting a bad "brave" sword at approximately the same time-how he took a three-year break. Soon after he started playing again, he won the best Oscar support actor For his impossible work in the "untouchable".