Diamonds Are Forever (1971)
Original United Artists b&w publicity/photo still from Diamonds Are Forever (1971) .
Capturing Sean Connery in his final official appearance as James Bond, marking the close of a defining era in the franchise. Returning to the role after On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, Connery brought renewed authority and wit to 007, helping the film achieve enormous commercial success. The movie reflects the early 1970s shift toward slicker, more playful Bond adventures, blending sharp humour, spectacle, and stylish menace.
The still shows Bond in formal evening wear, arm outstretched as he aims a pistol with cool precision. Connery’s focused expression and controlled posture convey authority and lethal confidence, hallmarks of his portrayal of the character. The stark lighting and tight framing heighten the tension, isolating Bond at the moment of action. It’s a classic image of 007 at work, elegant, dangerous, and unflinchingly composed, capturing the enduring visual language of the Connery Bond films.
- Year: 1971
- Size: 8 X 10 Inches
- Condition: Unframed
- Product Code: T6402
