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Charlotte Rampling when asked about Sean Connery's seductiveness during the making of Zardoz (1974): "He is seductive and he wanted to seduce all the pretty girls. That’s for sure. As long as his wife wasn’t there, I think he had a pretty good time with most of them. And... show more

Remnants of the Past

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Фото профиля Random Guy

Random Guy1 месяц назад

This costume was the ultimate chick magnet.

Фото профиля Thecatgotthecream

Thecatgotthecream1 месяц назад

No, but how pretty is Charlotte Rampling though!! The big hooded eyes, and dainty facial bone structure. So unique!

Фото профиля Richard Clayman

Richard Clayman1 месяц назад

A very interesting film, and the second movement of Beethoven's 7th was a memorable choice.

Фото профиля WastelandWerewolf

WastelandWerewolf1 месяц назад

To be fair, this is the pot calling the kettle black. Both of them were seductive sex symbols in the 1970s. I'm sure Charlotte did her own fair share of seducing on the set.

Фото профиля Purves Grundy

Purves Grundy1 месяц назад

I understand why people may loathe it, but I genuinely love Zardoz! Leaving aside the iconic/infamous red loincloth, bullet holster, thigh high boots combo there is so much brilliantly bonkers imagery and genuinely interesting ideas in this film.

Фото профиля FiatJustitiaRuatCaelum

FiatJustitiaRuatCaelum1 месяц назад

He had to do something to keep him occupied. Seeing as how the movie he was making was complete scheisse.

Фото профиля Aobarkelson

Aobarkelson1 месяц назад

He played the last potent man on Earth in the movie, so I suppose this was his version of method acting.

Фото профиля HamburgerTrain

HamburgerTrain1 месяц назад

@d4doome It’s hard not to be seductive when you walk around shirtless all day.

Фото профиля Gerry Gorman

Gerry Gorman1 месяц назад

Filmed in my county, Wicklow, Ireland. Connery never hid his "masculinity" a reason why he was the best Bond as Fleming wrote the character. Not sure if I would have liked him in person.

Фото профиля Starmancer

Starmancer1 месяц назад

He looks like a mexican uncle from the barrio

Фото профиля TheLastUnicorn 🇨🇦

TheLastUnicorn 🇨🇦1 месяц назад

Meh. I acknowledge that Sean Connery is found attractive by MANY people but I don’t get it. He’s pretty boring to me.

Фото профиля Liza

Liza1 месяц назад

lol… totally busted my mom for being an extra in the “apathetics”kissing scene in this film. Internet for the win. Hilarious.

Фото профиля Butcher Billy

Butcher Billy1 месяц назад

Great actress and so beautiful in her youth

Фото профиля CaptainEO27

CaptainEO271 месяц назад

That's Turd Ferguson

Фото профиля Michael Corbett Hawkins

Michael Corbett Hawkins1 месяц назад

Zardoz saved Connery’s career - after Bond he was too typecast - couldn’t buy a job…

Фото профиля Andrew Eagleburger

Andrew Eagleburger1 месяц назад

A strange, interesting film. I’m amazed it got made.

Фото профиля Joffrey Baratheon-Lannister

Joffrey Baratheon-Lannister1 месяц назад

Sean Connery was a lusty animal beast.

Фото профиля Antoinette

Antoinette1 месяц назад

ZARDOZ is awesome.

Фото профиля Frank Malfitano

Frank Malfitano1 месяц назад

They got Bonded baby 🤪

Фото профиля Chris Edwards

Chris Edwards1 месяц назад

Sean should’ve kept his clothes on, imho; it ruined the picture for me🤢🤮

Фото профиля DannyBoy

DannyBoy1 месяц назад

Man, that movie sucked…

Фото профиля Dishonest_John

Dishonest_John1 месяц назад

I saw this at the drive-in. Strange movie.

Фото профиля ged hurst

ged hurst1 месяц назад

@Trad_West_Art

Фото профиля maria.jose

maria.jose1 месяц назад

Never liked him.

Фото профиля WeeThePeePill

WeeThePeePill1 месяц назад

the penis is evil!

Фото профиля Chuck L

Chuck L1 месяц назад

He’s dead Jim.

Фото профиля Vinchenzo C

Vinchenzo C1 месяц назад

Damn, they had to put Sean in a cage!

Фото профиля Richard Loudon

Richard Loudon1 месяц назад

He had his goals.

Фото профиля Houdini Khan

Houdini Khan1 месяц назад

@wrighthouseprod

Фото профиля Sacanarrem 🐅

Sacanarrem 🐅1 месяц назад

Beautiful!

Фото профиля 腹八分目ランナー

腹八分目ランナー1 месяц назад

胸は毛だらけなのに背中綺麗

Фото профиля DrBoxing1

DrBoxing11 месяц назад

She is sex on legs😍😍

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