Sean Connery's 'sour' confession over being 'too lowly' before Bond stardom
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express.co.ukThe world lost a legend last year when Sean Connery died. As the first-ever James Bond, he starred as 007 seven times between 1962 and 1983.
His work as Bond, James Bond, began in Dr. No and finished with Never Say Never Again. Yet his life before stardom saw him become the victim of snobbery from a very young age.A Channel 5 documentary tonight reflects on Sean’s life, featuring footage of previous interviews to look back on his upbringing, his rise to stardom and other notable achievements.‘Sean Connery: The Man and The Movies’ airs on Channel 5 on Sunday at 9pm.He grew up in the tenements of Edinburgh as part of a poor, working-class family.
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