| Licence to trip: when 007 met Dr in the know [message #271302] |
So, 21 Mai 2006 17:02 |
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> http://scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com/index.cfm?id=753822006
As James Bond he was the epitome of cool sophistication, with passions
extending to scantily clad women, fast cars and martinis - shaken not
stirred of course. Now Scotland on Sunday can reveal that Bond actor Sir
Sean Connery was also open to new experiences as his fame began to
grow......
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| Re: Licence to trip: when 007 met Dr in the know [message #271307 ] |
So, 21 Mai 2006 21:34 |
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Something doesn't ring true with this story ...
>snip
"...Connery is described as taking the mind-altering drug LSD after
consulting an eminent Scottish psychiatrist. Connery, then 25...
"The Edinburgh-born actor decided to seek medical help after starring
in 1964's Goldfinger...
>unsnip
Connery was age 32 when he first got the role of Bond in Dr No in 1962.
On top of that the story appears to be coming from Diane Cilento,
Connery's first wife who clearly has reasons to muck about Sir Sean's
reputation (and sell copies of her book).
May be true but certainly comes from a somewhat tainted source.
Regards,
Matt
"Once more into space the final frontier, Dear friends"
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