Shaun Mark "Sean" Bean (born 17 April 1959) is an English film and stage actor. Bean is best known for starring roles in the films Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, Goldeneye, Patriot Games, Troy, National Treasure and Silent Hill, as well as the television series Sharpe. Bean has also acted in a number of television productions as well as performing voice work for computer games and television adverts. Bean was born Shaun Mark...
Only hours earlier Boromir spoke these words in victory... this time he speak...
Ian looks back at two of his men, leaving instructions before entering the tomb.
Representatives from all of Middle Earth, Dwarfs, Elf and Men, gather to disc...
Ian begins to explain to Ben that he isn't exactly a boy scout.
Miller and Paddy boy sit in a vehicle across from the Royal Palace, loading t...
Boromir, who feels his people should wield the Ring, speaks to the council.
In front of Trinity church, Ian looks Ben in the eyes, just before revealing ...
Ben and Ian meet in front of Trinity church shortly after Ben's jump into the...
Achilles and Odysseus about the greeks fighting each other.
Frodo volunteers to see the Ring destroyed in the fires of Mordor. Others ste...
The youngster that brought the coded letters of the Dogood Letters back to Ri...
Odysseus on what men in the future will know of their actions.
Odysseus about the honor of learning from Achilles.
Odysseus on Men being haunted by the vastness of eternity.
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