Sir Sean Connery’s cause of death revealed

Sean, who spent his final years in the Bahamas, also suffered from dementia. Official documents state that he passed away at his home due to pneumonia, as well as the poor blood flow caused by his rapid and irregular heart rate – atrial fibrillation.

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“I was by his side constantly and he simply passed away,” she informed the Mail on Sunday. His spouse, Micheline Roquebrune, formerly affirmed that Sean has passed away peacefully in his slumber, encircled by his relatives.

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He took the toll on himself and suffered from dementia. He wished to slip away without any fuss and finally got his wish. It was not a life for him. He was unable to express himself lately.

Sir Sean captured with his spouse, Marcheline.

“While we are unable to journey,” his remains will be securely preserved, and she informed the Scottish Mail that Sean would undergo cremation in a secluded ceremony in the Bahamas. Micheline verified that the actor’s ashes were planned to be dispersed in his native land of Scotland earlier this month.

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He wanted his ashes to be scattered in his homeland, the Bahamas, as soon as the restrictions due to the coronavirus allow, adding that he would also like his family to be present.

The star of the James Bond franchise, accompanied by his spouse and their child, Jason Connery.

Micheline, who was married to the actor for 45 years, expressed her desire for the family to return to Scotland with him once it becomes feasible and secure to travel once more.

Sir Sean, who was knighted in 2000, earned worldwide fame for his portrayal of 007, but it was his incredible career that garnered him numerous awards, including three Golden Globes and an Oscar.

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He was the first actor to utter the words “Bond, James Bond” in six films as the British secret service agent, joining the flood of tributes following his death in October.

Sir Sean in his legendary portrayal as James Bond.

“He penned, ‘You project an extensive silhouette of film magnificence that will endure eternally.’ As an individual who assumed the role of James Bond, you were my utmost James Bond during my childhood, Sir Sean Connery.”

“Each man in our own interpretations looked to you with admiration and reverence as we forged ahead. You led the way for all of us, and we followed in your iconic footsteps.”

May peace be with you now, rest and may God bless you. You were loved by the world and will be missed. Until the end of time, you will continue to remain as a man and as a powerful actor in every aspect.