[tclancy]

>For a Sean Connery movie it was bizarre

Buddy, if you're trying to tell me it's weirder than Darby O'Gill and the Little People, I am going to need more than Sir Connery in a ponytail.

[SideburnsOfDoom]

> I am going to need more than Sir Connery in a ponytail

Check out Zardoz: Connery with a ponytail, a pistol in hand, wearing thigh-high boots and a mankini.

And a giant flying stone head that vomits guns.

I am not joking.

[tclancy]

Oh, I didn't need you to say more than Zardoz to bring that beautiful memory back.

[frellus]

Yeah, with a movie like that in his credits, it seems a miracle he was ever selected to be James Bond. His radar for picking great movies was equally bad as it was good.

[peterleiser]

Ha, yeah. Fortunately for him, Connery did James Bond first, then later did Zardoz and Highlander.

[tclancy]

I think he was one of those people that was acting to keep the lights on well after he was set for life. It's a mindset, especially depending on how you grew up.

[stogot]

He had to pay his bills

[RockyMcNuts]

You're the man now, dog!