Connery worked blue collar jobs as a teenager, and by the time he was 19 had been in the Royal Navy for a couple years. He then started training as a bodybuilder. He didn’t start acting until about then, and that was just for a little extra money.
The other fella is a child actor, starting his career when he was 11.
Here’s another still of Sean from Marnie (1964) tho, so I guess post is a bit misleading, since Sean looks just like his age at that moment, and photo in the post really feels like make-up to make him look older.
If anything, that’s Thomas Brodie-Sangster still looking 16.
VSauce made a really good Video and there are definitely environmental factors and people today do in fact age slightly “better” than people in the past.
But yeah, this one is pretty much a nitpick of an older-than-30s looking guy against a baby-faced guy. Could as well put Michael Cera in there who’s almost 40 but still looks 16.
Was it smoking? Lead in automotive fuel? A childhood surviving a wolrd war? Scottish cooking?
You think Connery is the odd one?
Connery worked blue collar jobs as a teenager, and by the time he was 19 had been in the Royal Navy for a couple years. He then started training as a bodybuilder. He didn’t start acting until about then, and that was just for a little extra money.
The other fella is a child actor, starting his career when he was 11.
Here’s another still of Sean from Marnie (1964) tho, so I guess post is a bit misleading, since Sean looks just like his age at that moment, and photo in the post really feels like make-up to make him look older.
If anything, that’s Thomas Brodie-Sangster still looking 16.
I think it’s just genetics.
VSauce made a really good Video and there are definitely environmental factors and people today do in fact age slightly “better” than people in the past.
But yeah, this one is pretty much a nitpick of an older-than-30s looking guy against a baby-faced guy. Could as well put Michael Cera in there who’s almost 40 but still looks 16.