The comic book movie was so bad behind-the-scenes that it resulted in the former James Bond's retirement from Hollywood.

At least, if there had been a sequel, the former James Bond actor would not have needed to show up for it as his character, legendary adventure hero Allan Quatermain, passes away at the end.

When Allan bursts through the door of the train car carrying all the Germans, Jessie is nowhere to be seen even though both of them would be standing in the spot at the time. Just before Dogati fires ...

After the Russians attack Allan Quatermain's empty camp in the desert, McNabb comes riding across the river. In the top right corner you can clearly see part of a white building. The rifles used by ...

Connery plays adventurer Allan Quatermain, with Jason Flemyng, Stuart Townsend and Richard Roxburgh taking on some of the other roles. A spokesperson for Connery told me: "Sean often sits in on ...

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So, the guy who played James Bond, Indiana Jones’ father and tried to redeem this poor choice by playing professor Allan Quatermain in The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen declined the role of ...

Triple-premiership coach Allan Jeans was howled down and exasperated ... Prominent supporter Stephen Quartermain could not hold on to his thoughts when asked on Channel 10 after the decision ...

The latest Marvel Cinematic Universe offering, Thunderbolts*, takes a different path than the rest of the franchise, ...

Alan Titchmarsh has opened up about a "fear for the future" after finding himself on the receiving end of an "insulting" backlash. The former Gardeners' World presenter fears that a reliance on ...