The 2003 movie that retired Sean Connery: “I’m fed up with the idiots”
Steampunk superhero.
Author: Thomas Coll
Thomas is a London-based writer with a keen interest in the ethical and social implications of key cultural texts. When he's not overthinking things, he's usually reading the works of John Steinbeck and wandering around the house like a ghost.
Articles by Author: Thomas Coll
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