Connery watching sumo

Connery watching sumo

TOKYO, Japan - File photo shows Sean Connery (2nd from R, front) as James Bond, and Japanese actress Akiko Wakabayashi (2nd from L, front) as a Bond girl, while shooting a scene for the movie "You Only Live Twice" at Tokyo's Kuramae Kokugikan in September 1966, of the two watching sumo bouts.

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