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Borat’s Dad

(Sean Connery)

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  1. Dana says:

    Good Lord! ILLEGAL VISUAL! ILLEGAL VISUAL!

    What the hell movie is *that* from, anyway?

  2. Caitlin says:

    Disturbing, on so many levels…..

  3. IvanTheMildlyAnnoying says:

    MY EYES OH GOD MY EYES

    IT BUUUUURRRRNNNNNSSSSSS!!!!11!!1!!one!!ELEBENTY!!!

  4. Finn says:

    It’s from “Zardoz” – 1974.

  5. angie says:

    oh god i have gone blind , need eye bleach and mind bleach

  6. Shagsbeard says:

    Zardoz… a classic cult film. See it uncut.

  7. potpiekitty says:

    Absolutely FANATASTIC movie – they knew how to make cult movies back then..

  8. vikingwarbrides says:

    Not his proudest moment……

    It’s from the 1974 oscar nominated hit (just joking,) ZARDOZ.
    Coming soon to the cut bin at Blockbuster near you.

  9. Schnauzer says:

    I had no idea he is so hairy…eewwwwww!

  10. lolMiel says:

    Zardoz! Yay!

    Any film with the line “The penis is evil, it shoots life; the gun is good, it shoots death” is worth watching at least once.

    • paws4thot says:

      No it isn’t; any film this bad is worth not buying, and doing something more worthwhile with 2 hours of your life instead, like watching paint dry!

  11. sopranomom says:

    Wow….so, uh… Wow.

  12. DuRêve says:

    It’s like Metal Gear’s Revolver Ocelot gone… gay. (No offense intended)

    • Alec says:

      You don’t know a lot about Ocelot, do you?

      • DuRêve says:

        Well, I have played almost all MGS games, except for a pair of portable versions (MGS Acid) and the ending of MGS4, and besides his obsession with Big Boss, I don’t think he’s gay, or is he? It would certainly be an interesting part of this complex character.

  13. Firesblood says:

    …well…wow…Um…I could have gone my entire life without seeing this. I can’t be sure, but I think that Sean Connery’s sexy-level just dropped a point of two. BUT…at the same time…there is this morbid fascination beginning to grow…

    Nope. Sexiness went down a few points.

  14. crxmanpat says:

    The name’s Bondage, James Bondage.

  15. All my fantasies of him in a kilt have been just…..please gouge my eyes out???????

  16. vandalfan says:

    His diaper is so loaded it needs suspenders?

  17. Marekatt says:

    …you disappoint me, Sean.

  18. midge says:

    what else would a rapist wear in a sci-fi film called “zardoz”?

  19. sinfonie says:

    You know, cheesy diaper and all, at least he’s showing some gams. The horrendous styles these days with baggy pants/cargo shorts hanging half off boys’ asses who are so terrified to be though of as gay is so UN-sexy as to qualify as clown clothing. And the chest hair is gorgeous.

    • Liz says:

      Totally agree with the chest hair…I’m sooo embarrassed that my own brother shaves his chest hair…So unmanly!

      • Kurt says:

        “Totally agree with the chest hair” Did the chest hair say something?

        And yeah, real women have curves, real men have body hair. Simple facts of life. Check Craig Ferguson’s Wee bit of revolution special for an awesome bit about Sean.

  20. Claire says:

    Oh look its the cowardly tax exile again.

    • Vila Restal says:

      “You may take my country, but you’ll never take my TAXES!!!”

      • Claire says:

        LOL you know what the embarrassing thing is? They erected a statue of William Wallace? It looks like Mel Gibson.

        • paws4thot says:

          Actually, the statue was remodelled in response to complaints that it didn’t look like Mel Gibson.

          • Claire says:

            It still looks like Mel Gibson. It’s embarrassing. He got most of the movie wrong anyway.

            • paws4thot says:

              Evidence, other than the fact that Sophie Marceau wwas playing a 12yo?

              • Claire says:

                Oh several… the one that makes me most annoyed is the battle of stirling bridge but oh well. I’m not an expert historian so a website helped me with this.

                -The film features no bridge at the Battle of Stirling. One of the main reasons that the Scottish won this battle was because of the tactical advantage that the Bridge allowed. Apparently when asked by a local why the Battle of Stirling Bridge was filmed on an open plain, Gibson answered that “the bridge got in the way”. “Aye,” the local answered. “That’s what the English found.”

                -Secondly, there wasn’t really a Scottish “nation” at the time. Scotland was made up of clans, who were frequently bought off or warred with or allied with. Scotland was effectively the same as the USA was before the colonials arrived, with tribal allegiances. What Wallace did was allign many of these Clans to fight against an oppressive monarch who had gone back on his word to keep Scotland a seperate nation.

                -Wallace was far from a “Scottish” hero. He wasn’t born in a quaint little Scottish highland town, and raised with the sheep. He was a nobleman, and the fact that he spoke Latin suggests that he was pretty well educated. He was born into a wealthy family with land in England and Scotland and a title. Although details on this are sketchy, his initial resistance to the English Crown was probably due to the fact that his own property was threatened. Not to diminish his role in the Independence Wars, but he wasn’t a nationalist to begin with.

                -The depiction of Robert the Bruce as a man torn is completely fabricated. Wallace didn’t support The Bruce’s claim to the Scottish throne, he actual supported John Baliol, who swore alligiance to Edward I. The Bruce did not fight against Wallace at Falkirk, and never at any point betrayed him. Robert The Bruce DID fight for Edward, but never against Wallace.

                -It is completely impossible for Wallace to have slept with the French princess and for her to have bourne his child. She was 9 when he died.

                -The Irish mercinaries are seen to join the Scottish army. In actual fact the Irish mercenaries had been bought by Edward I and would have fought for England. There were other countries which came to the aid of Wallace, most likely Wales and/or France.

                -They don’t even get the dates right. At the start of the film they suggest that “The King of Scotland has just died” in 1280. Alexander the III died in 1286.

                Hollywood rewrites things for the sake of entertainment, and then you have tourists hissing at the statue of Robert the Bruce for no good reason, “he betrayed Wallace you know!” I’ve learned just to agree, no one cares about facts anymore.

                • paws4thot says:

                  Most of that is reasonable, but ignoring Victorian (and later) urban sprawl, I’d like to know how you classify Elderslie (Renfrewshire) or Ellerslie (Abedeenshire IIRC) (both offered as sources differ as to his birthplace) as anything other than small villages? You’re dealing with a time when a minor noble might have ruled over something like 200 people.

                  • Claire says:

                    LOL what is meant that he wasn’t some hick farmer that the movie tried to make out he had been. He lived in a decent enough house for the time and wasn’t poor by any stretch of the imagination. The film has him as some Scottish redneck when he wasn’t.

                    • Kurt says:

                      I watched that movie when it first came out, and enjoyed it. I started to watch it again after joining the SCA, I couldn’t even make it halfway through.

                      • Claire says:

                        The SCA?

                        • Vila Restal says:

                          The other major thing wrong is the costumes. The Scots never actually wore Kilts. They wore Plaid which is basically a Tartan Blanket wrapped around and gathered over the shoulder and attached with a (usually) decorative pin. The kilt is likely to be an English invention made after the 1780s when Scotland became popular (Tartan was banned after Culloden), King George the something or other (plus Prince George) came to Scotland and wanted to get down with the Locals but were buggered if they were going to hang about their country houses in a Tartan Blanket, so some clever English Tailor lopped the shoulder part off it, leaving just the “kilt” part of it. BTW Kilts aren’t confined to Scotland you know, the Irish have them as do the Greeks (look at those goosestepping guards they have!! Don’t know the name of them Sorry!!)

                        • Claire says:

                          Well the kilt actually started to appear in the late 1600s so I doubt it was an English invention. It originated in the Highlands. Its gone through a lot of changes since its original appearance though, the most fashionable at the moment is the plain black kilt which, I must say, is very smart and sexy looking.

                          P.S. I love when either the Scottish football team or the rugby team play. All the men suddenly dig out their kilts and wander around wearing them (they never get worn otherwise). Some suit them, some do not, but any excuse for an ogle.

  21. Skyfire says:

    Well, he wanted a role as far from James Bond as possible.

    The shot of him in a wedding dress is even more disturbing, believe it or not. (Click my name, go down about 1/3 of the page. Or skip back to page 1 and read the whole recap, it’s funny as hell)

  22. mellor says:

    I can see this being Bruno’s dad as well!

  23. bazeba says:

    I LOVE ZARDOZ! Fantastic cult movie! Giant floating head that vomits guns!!!!

  24. Ruben says:

    Possible fail: does this guy not look like General or assasin Tao from the Dragonball saga? I saw him and immediately thought of his giant log. Well, the one he uses to fight…

  25. Jme says:

    his brief role as double ew 7

  26. OceansHex says:

    This one pic just killed all my mothers hopes and dreams for the future…

  27. JahoudiWoudi says:

    Classic Irish Sci-Fi! Made by the guy who brought you “Deliverance” just the year before, and shot in the Wicklow Mountains just south of my hometown Dublin… I still know some people who worked on this film:


    :)

  28. Ana says:

    It’s BRILLIANT

  29. lowly grunt says:

    Y’know, maybe a color other than orange…..?

  30. Green Is Good says:

    Well, isn’t that a colorful banana hammock.

  31. Fargo says:

    Wow… this is one point of Revolver Ocelot’s life that I did NOT need to see! (O_o)

  32. maj says:

    GOOD LORD! Who knew Sean Connery could ever look BAD!! Well a diaper with suspenders sure does it!

  33. Annie Crimefighter says:

    “I like a healthy breshe ’round my privatesh, thanksh.”

  34. asdf says:

    Oh yea it’s Boltok the rapist

  35. c.m.giroux says:

    Oh poor poor Mr.Connery. How sad a day it must have been in the wardrobe department whet you you came in and they had to tell you you’d be wearing this bity ensemble.

    I am sure this is not one Mrs. Connery wanted you to bring home afterwards.

    • Vila Restal says:

      You never know!! It looks rather kinky and BDSMish. She might quite like it. (And of course Sean Canary likes to inflict pain on others and God knows with this film he inflicted more pain than any one could possibly bear :-) )

  36. pblitt says:

    My husband wanted to name our kid Zardoz. Told him if we did the kid would eventually come after us with an axe. Named her something else in the end, but it was a close one. BTW, thanks to Claire for the excellent history lesson.

  37. Heidi says:

    at first, I threw up a little in my mouth…and when I saw this is Sean Connery, I got sad

  38. ritchie says:

    great success

  39. Amber says:

    I did not need to see this.

  40. Kim says:

    Is there a way to erase an image from your mind??? Ewwwww.


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