It’s official: Sean Connery is the greatest James Bond, having been named by RadioTimes.com readers as their favourite ever 007. Over 14,000 fans voted in our tournament to decide who would be crowned the finest screen version of Ian Fleming’s super spy. Round 1 saw Connery knock out current 007 actor Daniel Craig, coming out on top with 56 per cent of the vote compared to Craig’s 43 per cent, while Pierce Brosnan winning Round 2 with 76 per cent against his opponent George Lazenby’s 24 per cent. Round 3 saw perhaps the most surprising result yet, as Roger Moore was knocked out of the competition – with 41 per cent of the vote, he lost out to his immediate successor Timothy Dalton, who scored 49 per cent of the vote. The grand final thus pitted Connery against both Dalton and Brosnan, with the Scottish actor emerging the victor with 44 per cent of the vote. Dalton ended up in second place, with a respectable 32 per cent, while Brosnan came third with 23 per cent. Timothy Dalton
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