Sean Connery - Portrayal of Britishness

[dan_2k]

Analyses the characteristic output of ONE British studio or star of the 1940s -1980s with attention to the representations of ‘Britishness’ in the film texts with CLOSE REFERENCE to ONE film.



i would probably refer to Dr No. and his role as James Bond.



could you give me some help?



thanks guys, and girls

[christoph404]

Analyses the characteristic output of ONE British studio or star of the 1940s -1980s with attention to the representations of ‘Britishness’ in the film texts with CLOSE REFERENCE to ONE film.



i would probably refer to Dr No. and his role as James Bond.



could you give me some help?



thanks guys, and girls

Why "Dr No"? And why Sean Connery? Just wondered. I would have thought Michael Caine as Harry Palmer if you were going down that spy genre or perhaps the output of typically British Ealing Studio or P&P productions would give you more to get your teeth into. If you were to present an outline of your analysis so far perhaps we could comment on that.

[moonfleet]

Sean Connery is a forever star, and a GRAND actor/comedian/personality....he played so many diferents parts !!! with talent!!!



Just say, IMO :



Le Nom de la Rose, The Offence, Robin and Marian, Time Bandits, The Man Who Would Be King, The Hill, The Avendgers, The Russia House, The Anderson Tapes, The Longest Day, Zardoz ( Yes !), A La Recherche De Forester.....and the James Bond !!!!



All that in one body !!



Moon & Fleet.