Sean Connery Movie Favorites

If you would like to see a pre James Bond Sean Connery you could catch him briefly landing on the beach on D-Day in The Longest Day.

For many people there will always be only one James Bond and that is Sean Connery. He starred in seven of them Dr. No, From Russia With Love, Goldfinger, Thunderball, You Only Live Twice, Diamonds Are Forever and Never Say Never Again.

One of Alfred Hitchcock's great thrillers Sean Connery tries to solve the mystery of Marnie.

A great epic adventure film The Wind and the Lion. An American woman is kidnaped in Morocco and Teddy Roosevelt says the United States is going to get her back.

We think it's a great love story Sean Connery and Audrey Hepburn in Robin and Marian (that's Robin Hood and Maid Marian you know).

A good World War II movie about the Allied plot to destroy German bridges stars just about every Hollywood actor circa 1977 including Sean Connery A Bridge Too Far.

Michael Crichton wrote the book and directed the movie. A daring train heist in Victorian times The Great Train Robbery.

"There can be only one" and maybe there should have only been one movie Highlander. So skip the sequels but see this one.

A murder mystery set in a medieval monastery. Sean Connery is a monk in The Name of the Rose.

The role that earned him an Academy Award The Untouchables. Al Capone is going down.

We probably don't even have to tell you to put this one on the list Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.

Sean Connery is a Soviet submarine Captain (with a Scottish brogue) in The Hunt for Red October. It's a submarine classic.

An action movie that also gives us great characters. Can that really happen? Yes it does in The Rock.

Sean Connery is in top form as a reclusive writer in Finding Forrester.

One you might have missed: What could be better than Michael Caine and Sean Connery in an exciting Rudyard Kipling story directed by John Huston. The Man Who Would Be King.