Christopher Lee, former intelligence officer during WWII explains what it sounds like when being stabbed

Sir Christopher Lee

Christopher Lee has had such a prolific career!!

Christopher Lee, Vincent Price, and Peter Cushing (1983)

Christopher Lee and his wife Birgit Krøncke with their 1966 Mercedes Benz 300 SE

Here are some facts about the Actor Christopher Lee, who plays Saruman in Lord of The Rings. Among a host of other big roles in a career spanning 60 years. 1) He is a descendant of Charlemagne, yes, the "Emperor of the West" (and they even look alike). 2) He was the inspiration behind James Bond, his cousin Ian Fleming wrote the novel with him in mind. 3) He is the only one of the "Lord of the Rings" cast who knew Tolkien personally. 4) He almost married a member of Swedish royalty, permission was granted by the King of Sweden himself. 5) He witnessed the last guillotine execution in France. 6) And last but not least, during World War II he hunted Nazis. What a life this man had, it's worth a documentary.

Christopher Lee also spoke multiple languages! Here he is speaking 5 of them. He was an amazing actor, one of my favorites! ❤️

Here are some facts about the Actor Christopher Lee, who plays Saruman in Lord of The Rings. Among a host of other big roles in a career spanning 60 years. 1) He is a descendant of Charlemagne, yes, the "Emperor of the West" (and they even look alike). 2) He was the inspiration behind James Bond, his cousin Ian Fleming wrote the novel with him in mind. 3) He is the only one of the "Lord of the Rings" cast who knew Tolkien personally. 4) He almost married a member of Swedish royalty, permission was granted by the King of Sweden himself. 5) He witnessed the last guillotine execution in France. 6) And last but not least, during World War II he hunted Nazis. What a life this man had, it's worth a documentary.

Christopher Lee’s experience and knowledge brought a chilling authenticity to his roles, especially in moments that required a dark reality. What a blend of talent and lived experience!

Don't ask Christopher Lee what he did for fun in WW2