Im not a massive Sean Connery fan but which of these classic film stealing roles was the best?
Juan Sanchez Villa-Lobos Ramirez in Highlander (1986) clip
Jim Malone in The Untouchables (1987) clip
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Im not a massive Sean Connery fan but which of these classic film stealing roles was the best?
Juan Sanchez Villa-Lobos Ramirez in Highlander (1986) clip
Jim Malone in The Untouchables (1987) clip
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Last edited by Goughy; 13-11-2008 at 01:40 PM.
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The Untouchables FTW.
Highlander has not aged well at all but it is still a fantastic film and Ramirez is a great character.
One of the few (non-rude) films that gets me excited on each repeated viewing.
Malone FTW. Respect to Highlander though.
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Malone. The damn-near-incomprehensible-to-anyone-not-of-Celtic-extraction argument/fist fight he had with the other Irish copper before he was shot was the highlight of the film for me.
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I've not seen both, but with my regard for his bond movies and a couple of others, namely The Rock and League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, I just love him. Esp his performance in the Rock, that "Why am I not surprised, you piece of ****" still rings in my mind.
Was good in The Rock actually, managed to save the film from Cage's over exitedness (actually a fan of Cage in certain roles though, just think he was a bit too giddy in that one)
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