Sean Connery is a famous Scottish actor and producer, born on August 25, 1930, in Fountainbridge, Edinburgh. He started his career by working backstage at the King’s Theater, in 1951, looking to make some extra money. He became interested though in what was happening there so he decided to pursue acting. Among the most important prizes he has won throughout his career we must mention an Academy Award, two BAFTA Awards and three Golden Globes. Sean Connery became famous due to its James Bond role in the 007 series, but his record includes much more. Here is Sean Connery’s filmography of the first 20 years of his career, from 1954 until 1975.

1954: Lilacs in the Spring (uncredited)

1957: No Road Back (Spike)

1957: Hell Drivers (Johnny Kates)

1957: Action of the Tiger (Mike)

1957: Time Lock

1958: Another Time, Another Place (Mark Trevor)

1958: A Night to Remember (uncredited)

1959: Darby O’Gill and the Little People (Michael McBride)

1961: Tarzan’s Greatest Adventure (O’Bannion)

1961: On the Fiddle (Pedlar Pascoe)

1961: The Frightened City (Paddy Damion)

1962: The Longest Day (Pte. Flanagan)

1962: Dr. No (James Bond)

1963: From Russia With Love (James Bond)

1964: Marnie (Mark Rutland)

1964: Woman of Straw (Anthony Richmond)

1964: Goldfinger (James Bond)

1965: The Hill (Trooper Joe Roberts)

1965: Thunderball (James Bond)

1966: Un monde nouveau (himself)

1966: A Fine Madness (Samson Shillitoe)

1967: You Only Live Twice (James Bond)

1967: The Bowler and the Bunnet (documentary directed by himself)

1968: Shalako (Moses Zebulon ‘Shalako’ Carlin)

1970: The Molly Maguires (Jack Kehoe)

1971: The Red Tent (Roald Amundsen)

1971: The Anderson Tapes (John Anderson)

1971: Diamonds Are Forever (James Bond)

1973: The Offence ( Detective Sergeant Johnson)

1974: Zardoz (Zed)

1974: Murder on the Orient Express (Colonel Arbuthnot)

1975: Ransom (Niis Tahlvik)

1975: The Dream Factory (documentary, he plays himself)

1975: The Wind and the Lion (Mulay Achmed Mohammed el-Raisuli the Magnificent)

1975: The Man Who Would Be King (Daniel Dravot)

The amount of movies Sean Connery has played in proves his versatility and his ability to go into many different characters. There is no doubt that he is one of the greatest actors of the century and even today, at 81 years old, he remains an icon and also one of the sexiest men of the Planet.