Honest Trailers | Every Sean Connery Bond

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Published 2021-10-19
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Honest Trailers | Every Sean Connery Bond
Voice Narration: Jon Bailey aka Epic Voice Guy
Title Design: Robert Holtby
Written by: Logan Rees, Spencer Gilbert, Danielle Radford, & Lon Harris
Produced by: Spencer Gilbert
Associate Producer: Ryan O'Toole
Edited by: Kevin Williamsen
Post-Production Supervisor: Emin Bassavand
Post-Production Coordinator: Mikołaj Kossakowski
Assistant Editor: Rebecca Castaneda
Director of Video Production: Max Dionne

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All Comments (21)
  • "Everyone was a drunken chain smoker so they were easy to knock out." That was one of your best lines.
  • @YouGuessIGuess
    Bond checks into hotels because the series has never really been about being a spy. It's about being a celebrity on vacation in beautiful locales around the world.
  • @warmybear1009
    "how much of this is Bond and how much is Connery, we'll never know" yikes but good line lol
  • @NikoBellic04
    Fun fact: Ian Flemming liked Connery's preformance so much that he canonically made Bond scottish.
  • @Hazmatan
    Respect to the editors who made all the intros with their original style for just a 4 seconds sketch
  • I love how the "secret" agent tells everyone his real name. There is even one hotel check in where he's like "I'm Bond, James Bond. I have a reservation under the name Mr Bird" Subtle
  • Bond was the ultimate wish-fulfilment back in the day. The UK was just done with rationing and here was this guy who smoked like a chimney (the best cigarettes) and never coughed; drank like a fish (the best liquors) and never got hungover; and ate the best gourmet food but never gained weight.
  • @alaamohamed3392
    "This is the ideal evil body. You may not like it, but this is what peak evil performance looks like" That cracked me up :D
  • @ianchandler4649
    He has his pros and Connerys, but I quickly bonded with the character.
  • @Tricky117
    Random story time - I once learned to play Baccarat because I was going to be in Monaco and wanted to do the James Bond thing... sans suave and the backing of Her majesty, of course. I got suited and booted and went to Casino de Monte-Carlo specifically to play baccarat. I wandered up... fought through the sea of guys in long shorts, polo shirts and caps, finally making it up the steps. The lovely person at the door told me I looked lovely and asked what I was looking to play. I said "Baccarat". With a gentle sigh and a smile I was advised that no one plays that anymore and to open a table would require something special (money loaded players - which I was not). Blackjack it was for me that night , along with some jolly nice folk wearing long shorts who were bored of the slots. Good night... dream shattering, but good
  • @Allagi22
    "This British fantasy where they are still at the center of geopolitics" DAMMMMMN
  • @GermanLeftist
    I love the meetings, the travelling, the checking into hotels, it gives the film and the audience time to breath instead of just chasing from one action filled plot point to another.
  • @antiochus87
    "This is why SpaceX will never get to Mars" After a montage of SPECTRE wiping out their own employees. Absolutely perfect and hilarious!
  • @Water_Me_Loan
    “MI6 may have an M and a Q, but it's definitely missing an H & an R.” I-
  • @Eph_Wilson
    I like to think Connery was just really proud of that hatrack trick and insisted on putting it in when he could.
  • @Badchi
    Dalton’s Bond was grim, depressing, realistic and relatable. A solid second place in my book, way above cartoonish Moore.
  • @skarpethinn
    It's funny how everyone always bags Timothy Dalton's Bond; Ian Fleming himself said he based the look of Bond on Hoagy Carmichael, which out of all the Bond actors is, indeed closest (to my eye, at least) to Connery; but if you read the original description Fleming himself wrote for Bond, it is basically Timothy Dalton feature for feature.