Sean Connery

This first entry in the James Bond franchise proves a gripping mix of hard-boiled detective story and escapist adventure.

A shadowy organization uses a Russian spy (Daniela Bianchi) and a top-secret decoder machine to lure British secret agent James Bond (Sean Connery) to his death.

A rich businessman (Sean Connery) becomes interested in a serial thief (Tippi Hedren) in his employ.

A smuggling investigation leads British secret agent James Bond (Sean Connery) to a plot involving the Fort Knox gold reserve.

A prisoner (Sean Connery) struggles with a sadistic guard and a hard-nosed RSM in a North African British military prison during World War II.

Super-spy James Bond (Sean Connery) tracks a pair of nuclear warheads, stolen by a shadowy organization known as SPECTRE.

British spy James Bond (Sean Connery) fakes his own death in order to investigate a series of spacejackings believed to be based out of Japan.

The Anderson Tapes is a good little heist movie gussied up with a heavy-handed—albeit prescient—indictment of the surveillance state.

British agent James Bond (Sean Connery) investigates a diamond smuggling operation that leads to Las Vegas.

Two British scoundrels (Sean Connery and Michael Caine) in India set off to plunder Kafiristan, a country no white man has returned from since Alexander.

Based on the true story of the Allied forces’ failed attempt to capture several bridges in Germany near the end of World War II, A Bridge Too Far is an excellent war film; at least for the first half.

In 1855 England, two criminals (Sean Connery and Donald Sutherland) set out to commit the first successful robbery of a moving train.

British agent James Bond (Sean Connery) tracks two nuclear warheads stolen by a shadowy terrorist organization.