Sean Connery Cannot Go Any Other Way

Do not try to strip Sean Connery of his nobility.

Extraordinary sequence from John Huston's 1975 depiction of Rudyard Kipling's classic adventure tale, The Man Who Would Be King.

Also, do not try to rule local populations by assuming the identity of a deity.

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[rexrex118]

THE BRAVE BILLY FISH :-) INFANTRYMAN TO THE LAST

[kensei85]

everything's alright then.

[ezzz42]

The lyrics Connery is singing are from the hymn "the son of god goes forth to war" its set to the same tune as the minstrel boy, i looked it up but the lyrics didnt match then i "discovered" the hymn lyrics lol, hope it helps lads. sing on!

[damir611]

this is where I first heard this song and today, some 20 years later, I finally found out that it's name is The Minstrel Boy

[MegaVlad666]

@mrwn1979

The movie is  "The Man Who Would Be King" and the song is "The Minstrel Boy", an old Irish folk song.

[mrwn1979]

lovely song and great movie. does anybody know his name and where can I find it on internet?

[killanimalsforfun247]

@DoctorEeam Don't forget that Zardoz was released a year before The Man Who Would Be King. That has got to be one of the weirdest films Connery has ever done and he got some very mixed reviews.

Him and Caine were superb in this movie though.

[VaultTecCitizens]

CUT YA BUGGERS, CUT!!

[bullykutta1]

This is the real movie !

[VrgniaMailman]

"Peachie, I'm heartily ashamed for gettin' you killed, instead of being able to go home rich like you deserved .... on account of me being so Bleedin' High and Bloody Mighty. Can you forgive me?" A great line. Then Sean leads them in a soft singing of the Minstrel Boy.