The press agent threw a furtive glance over his shoulder, surveyed the handful of drinkers in the London pub, and then stabbed the beer-and-onion scented air with his cigarillo. “Sean Connery?” he said, in a strangled voice. “You want my honest opinion of Sean Connery?” He took a biting drag of the cigar, drained his whiskey and soda, and began to talk about the actor who, in the movie role of James Bond, plays the smoothest espionage agent of them all. …
Read more in Pete Hamill’s 1964 interview with Sean Connery.
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