007 Collection: This item is Number 10 out of 20 worldwide, discreetly marked in pencil on the passe-partout. An iconic black and white photo print captures Sean Connery in his portrayal of the MI6 British secret agent, James Bond, also known as 007, in a striking confrontation with Adolfo Celi as Emilio Largo. This captivating image is derived from a publicity shot. Emilio Largo is a fictional character and the primary antagonist featured in the 1961 James Bond novel, "Thunderball." He is prominently portrayed by Italian actor Adolfo Celi in the 1965 film adaptation, once again assuming the role of the principal adversary. Largo reprises his role as the main antagonist in the 1983 unofficial James Bond film "Never Say Never Again," a reimagination of "Thunderball." However, in "Never Say Never Again," the character is renamed Maximillian Largo and is portrayed by Austrian actor Klaus Maria Brandauer. Meticulously printed on the finest Fuji color crystal archive paper, this artwork exudes unparalleled quality. Encased in a meticulously crafted black frame, handmade with a passe-partout, and shielded with plexiglass, this piece epitomizes sophistication and preservation. Print Size: 40x30 cm. Overall Frame Size: 42x32 cm. An indispensable treasure for all devoted James Bond 007. The frame is ready for immediate hanging upon arrival and is securely shipped with tracking available worldwide.