Sean Bean
Sean Bean fansites
It might have been the sight of him as Richard Sharpe that first converted us into a nation of giddy Bean-worshippers, but it's a testament to Sean's compelling screen presence that he's since appeared as brooding figures in everything from The Lord of the Rings (in which he looked rather dashing as the roguish Boromir) to Troy (more than holding his own alongside Brad Pitt).
He's the thinking woman's bit of dangerous totty - compelling and complex in whatever he does.
Don't just take our word for it though - check out these fantastic Sean Bean fansites (in no particular order)...
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Gondor from Bean-Land says: Not only is Sean a gorgeous looking man (it should be called illegal to look that great!), but also such a versatile actor. His performances look effortless and he even makes his bad guys so good that the audience feels for them. Not to mention that he steals every scene he is in - not on purpose, but it is his quiet presence that draws the audience's attention.
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The Compleat Sean Bean
Compleat Sean Bean says: The consummate professional, Sean can express a world of emotion with the flick of an eyelid, effortlessly conveying the kernel of humanity in the blackest of villains, the honour in the hero. Sean Bean is truly a man for all seasons.
What if Richard Sharpe took on Darcy from Pride and Prejudice? Kathryn from the Compleat Sean Bean has the answer...
Compleat Sean Bean says: The consummate professional, Sean can express a world of emotion with the flick of an eyelid, effortlessly conveying the kernel of humanity in the blackest of villains, the honour in the hero. Sean Bean is truly a man for all seasons.
What if Richard Sharpe took on Darcy from Pride and Prejudice? Kathryn from the Compleat Sean Bean has the answer...
The Mighty Bean
Govi from The Mighty Bean says: I started the website because of my appreciation and admiration for Sean Bean. I think he's a highly underrated, first class actor. He's also very true to himself and his background and I think that's a rare quality in this profession.
To me, he's the best actor there is, and the more I learn and read about him, the more I respect him. For me there's no doubt at all that he should win this poll!
Govi from The Mighty Bean says: I started the website because of my appreciation and admiration for Sean Bean. I think he's a highly underrated, first class actor. He's also very true to himself and his background and I think that's a rare quality in this profession.
To me, he's the best actor there is, and the more I learn and read about him, the more I respect him. For me there's no doubt at all that he should win this poll!
The Sharpe Appreciation Society
The SAS says: Sean Bean IS Sharpe, he's every woman's bit of rough, he's got the looks, the energy, the brooding character - why wouldn't he win? Sean has it all!
The SAS says: Sean Bean IS Sharpe, he's every woman's bit of rough, he's got the looks, the energy, the brooding character - why wouldn't he win? Sean has it all!
And for any German-speaking Bean fans....
Bean-LandGondor from Bean-Land says: Not only is Sean a gorgeous looking man (it should be called illegal to look that great!), but also such a versatile actor. His performances look effortless and he even makes his bad guys so good that the audience feels for them. Not to mention that he steals every scene he is in - not on purpose, but it is his quiet presence that draws the audience's attention.
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