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John Cork, Ursula Andress, Eunice Gayson, Margaret LeWars + 20
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Terrence said, there's nothing for you in it this time, but don't worry, I'll remember you. Stuntman George Leach has his own memories of Sean Connery as 007. And Sean Connery was one of the very strong types that were really ideal for the Bond, for James Bond.
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I thought he was very right for the part, as they say. Stuntman Richard Graydon also recalls the director. I suppose it would be nice to make a tribute to the originator of the films, which was certainly Terence Young. He set a style which, in fact, has been developed and continued through. Without Terence Young's setting of that style, Sean Connery, who was in those days a very rough
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