Sean Connery filmography
Sean Connery's filmography calls the films in which the Scottish actor Sean Connery has worked. In his 50-year acting career, he appeared in over 90 films, as well as in a few television series and documentaries.
His film debut was in 1954 in Connery Lilacs in the Spring, a musical film directed by Herbert Wilcox. After he had had from the late 1950s starring roles in various British films, he succeeded in 1962 with James Bond - Dr. No 007 international breakthrough. The role of secret agent James Bond, its by far the best known, he played a total of seven times. In the 1970s he became the character actor, he received artistic recognition for it, however, until the mid-1980s. For the role of the Franciscan monk William of Baskerville in the film The Name of the Rose (1986 ), he received the BAFTA Award for Best Actor, for the embodiment of Jim Malone in The Untouchables (1987 ) won the Oscar and the Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor. For his life's work he received another Golden Globe, BAFTA 1998 Honorary Award and the 2005 European Film Awards 1996. His last film he made in 2003, since then it is limited to duties as a voice actor.
Explanation
- Year: The year in which the film was first published.
- German Title: German title of the film. Some films are never released in Germany.
- Original Title: Original title of the film.
- Directed by director of the film.
- Genre: genre of the film ( ex. Adventure, Sci -fi, Horror, Comedy or Drama ).
- Min: Name the original length of the film in the theatrical version in minutes. Some films were cut later, sometimes only for German film rental. Films have 24 frames per second. On television or DVD movies in Phase Alternating Line system are (PAL) shown with 25 frames per second, see PAL acceleration. Thus, the term of the movies in the cinema is longer by four percentage than television, which, at a cinema runtime of 100 minutes means a running length of 96 minutes in television.
- Role: Sean Connery Describes the role in broad terms. Under Note are more information about the film.