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Tim Lucas on an overlooked Brigitte Bardot box-set showcasing some of the French screen icon's less familiar films Brigitte Bardot 5-Film Collection; Michel Boisrond/Roger Vadim/Serge Bourguignon/Jean Aurel; France 1956-69; Lionsgate/Studio Canal Region 1; Features: Bardot documentary featurette, English and Spanish subtitles Brigitte Bardot has ...

Steven Spielberg may not have been able to lure acting legend Sir Sean Connery out of retirement for the latest Indiana Jones film, but the knighted actor has been convinced to lend his voice to an animated project he's been producing.

ALMOST 40 years after she sang the soaring theme tune to the classic James Bond film Diamonds Are Forever, Dame Shirley Bassey is teaming up with Sean Connery once again.

The voices of Shirley Bassey and Sean Connery have been drawn together on a feature for the first time since they were both involved in "Goldfinger" back in the day.

A scene in the 1987 movie "The Untouchables" shows Sean Connery as a Chicago beat cop instructing federal agent Kevin Costner on how to play tough in the Windy City.

A movie mystery with accoutrements of the finest quality but with the soul of a Charlie Chan -ish, B-grade, grindhouse product.

Knighthood is not something that belongs only to old times as portrayed in the legendary movie, the First Knight in which Richard Gere plays Lancelot and is costarred by Sean Connery and Julia Ormond.

This is Russian manufacturer Urala TMs new, limited edition 'Red October' sidecar combination a ' which just goes to prove that Russians do have a sense of humour, after all.

The Mill Valley Public Library's free Monday Night at the Movies series will feature "Dr. No," with Sean Connery as James Bond, at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Creekside Room of the library at 375 Throckmorton Ave.

"The name's Bond, James Bond." Everyone knows those iconic words of the martini-slugging, woman-chasing 007, but if not for Albert R. "Cubby" Broccoli, Ian Fleming's super-spy might not have uttered them on the silver screen.

Sean Connery, as the old Chicago cop in "The Untouchables," tells the young Elliott Ness that if you're trying to avoid rotten apples, "Don't go to the barrel - pick 'em off the tree." That line of reasoning might or might not be what prompted Alabama higher education leaders to go outside the state for somebody to head up - and lead the reform of ...

Albert "Cubby" Broccoli was a self-made man who not only believed in the American dream but lived it as producer of the James Bond films, the longest-running film franchise in cinema history.

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade : Indy's third outing, complete with more Nazis and papa Jones .

BEING A SCOT Sean Connery and Murray Grigor Weidenfeld & Nicolson, A 20 LET'S start with what this book is.

The Manic Street Preachers followed their recent creative revitalisation with their first American tour in a decade.

You can tell when Glenn Beck really likes an attack as he sticks with it for a number of days as opposed to arguments like "President Obama is a racist" which was quickly dropped and not brought up again after its initial debut.

Today on Fox News Sunday, host Chris Wallace made sure to devote plenty of time to covering President Obama's "war on Fox News"; he even played a clip of Sean Connery as Jim Malone "The Untouchables" talking about "the Chicago way" of getting things done.

In a discussion of the war of words between Fox News and the White House, Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace played a clip from the 1987 gangster movie The Untouchables to illustrate how the Obama administration operates.

Tensions between the White House and Fox News had me thinking about the great lines Sean Connery had in the movie, "The Untouchables." One particular line had to do with the way police officers approached their work.

Has anyone noticed the amount of beatdowns going on lately? The Obama administration is on the front page of The Washington Post in an unprecedented beatdown: An "anonymous" administration official threw Virginia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Creigh Deeds directly under the bus, basically blaming him for the poor campaign in Virginia, to ...