Sean Connery is probably probably the most iconic model of James Bond to have ever hit the silver display screen.

He kickstarted the 007 movie collection in 1962 with Dr No, and remained within the position for one more 4 movies throughout 5 years.

Unfortunately, as soon as he determined to step down, issues received extraordinarily sophisticated. He was changed by the younger Australian star George Lazenby who starred within the 1969 image On Her Majesty's Secret Service.

Once the movie was out, nevertheless, Lazenby did not wish to return to proceed his 007 tenure. So Connery was pressured to step in as soon as once more to play Bond within the 1971 film Diamonds Are Forever.

He was then changed for the second time - however he wasn't proud of who the Bond bosses picked.

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Roger Moore changed Connery from 1973 onwards. The star continues to be probably the most prolific 007 actor of all time with seven Bond credit below his belt.

Moore dropped his last film, A View to a Kill, on at the present time, May 22, in 1985. But it has since been closely criticised by his predecessor.

The British star was 57-years-old on the time, and because of this, Connery informed press: "Bond should be played by an actor - 35, 33 years old. I'm too old. Roger's too old, too!" (Via IMDB)

Years later, in December 2007, Moore additionally confessed he, too, felt he was far too previous for the position.

He said: "I was only about four hundred years too old for the part."

The star even doubled down on the DVD commentary for A View to a Kill. In it, he famous how the image was his "least favourite" Bond film he had starred in.

Moore mentioned he did not benefit from the elevated violence that was employed within the film, and famous - once more - that he was getting too previous for the half.

The actor did not play Bond anymore after that. He was quickly after changed by Timothy Dalton who joined the collection in 1987.

Dalton remained within the 007 position for 2 movies, ending his run in 1989.