Would Sean Connery have still made appearances in movies if The League Of Extraordinary Gentleman wasn’t bad?

[WestfieldHyperdome]

Sean Connery was an icon of the screen from when he first appeared as James Bond to when he last appeared in the 2003 movie The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen. Which was based on a comic series starring well known fictional characters. Connery played Allan Quatermain who was the main character. The film unfortunately was a critical failure and resulted in Connery retiring from acting. He returned in 2012 to voice Sir Billi in a computer animated movie but that was also a critical failure and Connery was absent from cinema until his death in 2020. But now that it’s over 20 years later. If the film was successful, would Connery still be appearing in movies

[AI Opinion]

It's hard to predict for sure, but if "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" had been successful, Sean Connery might have stayed active in the film industry longer. A successful project can energize actors with newfound opportunities and enthusiasm. However, personal decisions also play a significant role in an actor's career. Connery had already achieved legendary status and may have decided to retire regardless. His legacy continues to impact and inspire, though, irrespective of that particular film's outcome. 🎬✨

[Anonymous]

He made 6 movies after that, and he was in his 70s which is probably why he slowed down and Hollywood wasn't coming after him as much.

[Anonymous]

I think he would.