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    Win Sir Sean Connery's Being A Scot

    By Devin Zydel on 2010-06-10

    CommanderBond.net is giving away a free copy of the UK paperback edition of Sir Sean Connery’s Being A Scot.

    Sir Sean Connery's 'Being A Scot'

    Sir Sean Connery’s Being A Scot

    Being a Scot mixes a ‘frank account of Connery’s life with an esoteric take on Scotland’s history and culture’. The 414-page long book features more than 400 photograghs from the James Bond star’s personal collection and is co-written with Scottish filmmaker Murray Grigor.

    This competition is open to all members of CommanderBond.net (CBn). You must be a registered member of the CBn Forums and answer the following question correctly to be eligible to win. Not yet a member of CBn? Register here now—it is free and only takes a minute!

    How To Enter:

    To enter, fill out the following questionnaire and send a Communiqué/Private Message on the CBn Forums to ‘CBn Competition’ (Subject: CBn June10 SC) by Midnight EST on 2 July 2010 (simply click on the link in this paragraph).

    1. In which James Bond film does Sean Connery’s 007 utter the line: ‘She’s just dead.’…

    1. From Russia with Love
    2. Thunderball
    3. Diamonds are Forever
    4. Never Say Never Again

    2. What is your CBn Forum Screen Name?
    3. What country/state do you live in?

    To discuss this CBn competition or if you have any questions, visit this thread on the CommanderBond.net Forums, the largest James Bond 007 forum in the world.

    All those who answer correctly will be put into a drawing and the winner will be sent a Communiqué/Private Message via the CBn Forums to the Screen Name they provided to inform them of their winning. The winner must respond to this message within five (5) days with the requested delivery information or another drawing will be held. Your personal information will not be shared. The item will be shipped from the USA. In the event that a prize has been stolen or mishandled during shipment, CommanderBond.net will not be able to replace the specific item—this has yet to be a problem.