As for this writing, there are 26 films by the Jamesiames Bond, and now that Amazon completely controls franchise 007We'll probably get much more. Actually, Amazon's deal is likely to result in a bond of bondsWhat, depending on how you feel about the company's ability to make a relationship with the relationship, is either a good thing or a start at the end for the 63-year-old franchise.

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However, we will not escape the fact that if we get Bond's expanded universe, fans are unlikely to be too satisfied. Former bond producers and longtime IP guards, Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson, were glorious protective of saga 007 as a film franchise. As such, fans will almost certainly be disappointed if Amazon begins to fuel the stories of descent of Felix Liter and the solo adventures. But the truth is, those fans have already tried to expand Bond's universe over 26 official features of Eon.

Specifically, there is an increased tendency to try to expand to the standard Bond canon by imagining former actors 007 as a super spy playing other films that are not official records in the franchise. Pierce Brosnan is the king of this quasi-genre, starring in neighboring films in the neighborhood, such as the "Thomas Krun Affair" and "Man in November". But there is also a proud tradition of films that are not tied to relationships at all, such as "north of the northwest" or Harry Palmer's movies at Michael Caine.

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However, the most significant of these non-link Bond films, however, happens to play the original (and in the estimate of most fans, best) 007 actor: John Connery. One of the later films of the Scottish Starwar is not only Bond in the immediate vicinity, but is the subject of fans' theory that claims it is actually a secret film 007.

John Connery left the official films of Eon 007, behind "Diamonds are forever" in 1971. In 1983 But if you ask certain fans, there is another performance of the relationship between "Never Never Say Never" and a video game "From Russia with Loveube": "Rock".

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Michael Bay's film in 1996 is precisely the kind of shareholder with a high concept that defined a large part of the 90's, and shows Connery, who was intimidated by Disney CEO while doing "rock", As a retired captain of SAS, Johnon Patrick Mason. In addition to expert Chemical Warning expert at Nicholas Cage's FBI, Stanley Stojiped, Mason is tasked with destroying the plot of some damaged marines who took over the island of Alcatraz and threaten to launch chemical weapons in San Francisco. It's a plot that can be able to work as a Bond film - after all, Connery's spy fought at Fort Knox in Goldfinger. But there are, in fact, more specific elements of "Rock" that suggest that Bond's stunning sequel, even until the film confirms Mason as an iconic British lap.

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Like YouTuber Pentex productions He points out in his comprehensive decay of this theory, Johnon Mason can very easily be a false name used by Bond, as during his initial time of six films, Connery's spy used multiple alias on the ground, including David Somerset, Mr. Moreover, Johnon Spencer's FBI Director, Jameseims in Mac, reveals during the "rock" that their searches in the background did not appear any information about Mason and that the British "claim they would never hear about him" - what is exactly what M and MI6 would say if their ex.

When Captain Mason has been introduced at The Rock, he has been a prisoner of US authorities for several years, the result of stealing a microfilm created by former FBI director Edgar Hoover. Mason was originally closed to Alcatraz, but escaped, before being withdrawn a few years later. As Pentex Production points out, the timeline coincides with Bond's early films, where 007 could have been initially captured in 1963, after "D -R NO" (the film started the most durable franchise in the cinema)Before withdrawing after Hoover's death in 1972 ("Diamonds forever" debuted the previous year).

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There is also the fact that Connery clearly plays the bond association. In the film, Mason is described as a highly trained operational SAS, with the retired captain describing his experience: "I was trained by the best: British intelligence." Moreover, when he first meets the image of Nicholas Cage, the chemical expert presented himself as Stanley Stojiped, which Mason responds. "But of course you are." This is the same answer that the relationship gives in "Diamonds are forever" when many O'Toli by Lana Woods meets the spy.

However, there are some inconsistencies that make this specific fan theory not completely airtight. For one, Mason tells Ed Harris Hummel's general that he is "Captain Johnon Patrick Mason" on "SAS of Her Majesty. Of course, in retirement". However, the Jamesesheims Bond is neither a captain nor a SAS soldier, but a former commander in the Royal Navy's intelligence, after which he transferred to MI6. Of course, Captain Mason could only try to pull the wool over Hummel's eyes.

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Although he does not have to support the theory of fans, it is interesting to note that Connery brought the British scenario Duo Dick Clement and Ian La Franas to work on the script for "The Rock" (Two other Hollywood heavy categories also went unspecified for their work on The Rock). Clement and La Franas have previously secured significantly unsolved writing of "never again", adding another clear relationship with the relationship, even if it is an unofficial, non-eon movie. Although none of this confirms "Rock" as a movie of the Secret Bond, it is clear one of the most significant films that are not tied to the fans' relationship.