Connery's Bond follow-up was his only Western.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Sean Connery exited the James Bond franchise to make his one and only Western. The success of Dr. No would kick off one of cinema's most iconic franchises, and there had never been a movie phenomenon quite on the same scale before. However, Connery began to tired of both the role and the producers behind the series.
Despite having little in common with the 007 saga in tone or style, Shalako still made sure to cash in on the popularity of the films. Connery was hired precisely because he was fresh off the series and was paid $1 million for starring, alongside a percentage of its grosses .
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