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http://www.mi6community.com/index.php?p=/discussion/4917/many-people-look-at-sean-connery-as-their-favorite-bond-but-i-guess-i-just-dont-see-why
I think there's a lot in this theory. Give Sean Brozzas scripts and how good would he be? Brozza always said he wanted harder FRWL style stories but was only given generic tick all the boxes scripts.
Sean benefitted from an untapped pool of Fleming so had a significant advantage over the rest. In fairness DAF is really a Rog era script and Sean is still quality in it but he is playing Sean Connery not the Fleming Bond of DN and FRWL. Given an MR or a DAD I'm sure he would still have been excellent but his portrayal would have been a different animal to the Bond of DN and FRWL that he absolutely nailed.
alone and not as brute or serious as Connery he wouldn't be accepted. He would of been too "different from the original" . People want what they're used to and DC's intro in CR is the first time ever Bond fans accepted a radical change in actors. I don't think '60s fans would have just taken Sean in.
From one actor to the next. Moore to connerys a big change in style just like Brosnan to Craig was. RM-SC is light hearted and campy to brute and witty. PB-DC was campy and super suave to rough,emotional, and back to basics.
This.