F.A.Q.s_____________________________________________________

Q: Apart from looking, speaking and acting like Sean, what else can Nick do?
A: Nick can Meet & Greet your guests, Mix & Mingle with them perhaps 'breaking the ice' with a little Close-Up Magic. He can act as your Host, Compere, M.C. or After Dinner Speaker for the evening. He can promote your product or service 'Live' or Recorded via Photographs, Video or just Sound.

Q: I would like other services provided in addition to Nick. Can this be arranged?
A. Yes. Nick has contacts with other Lookalikes (such as Jaws or Oddjob), tribute artistes (such as Shirley Bassey), Fun Casinos and James Bond theme bands. An entire evening can be planned including room decor, invitations and even a 007 Quiz. Just let Nick know your budget.

Q: What costumes can Nick wear?
A: The White Tuxedo is most often requested as Sean Connery is still strongly associated with James Bond but a Black Tux or Full Highland Dress (kilt) are also popular. Nick can also appear in smart casual for less formal events. His latest characters are Indiana Jones' Dad and Allan Quartermain from Sean's last film, the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.

Q: Has Nick ever met Sir Sean?
A: Yes, on two occasions. The first was 1995 in Florida during the making of one of Sean's lesser known films "Just Cause". His first words to Nick were (jokingly) "You ugly b*****d, are you supposed to look like me?". The second was during the Scottish Nationalist Party campaign in Edinburgh in 1996.

Q: What does Nick do when he isn't being Sir Sean? A: Nick swims, takes long walks with his dog 'Buddy', promotes his business and attends his local Magic Circle. Q: Does Nick get mistaken for Sir Sean when he's not working? A: Yes, but only in places where Sean might be, such as airports or large hotels and restaurants in major cities. He doesn't attract much attention in the local supermarket! Q: How do people react? A: Nationalities differ. The British are very reserved and usually limit themselves to a stare or a 'double take'. The Americans and Japanese are the most outgoing and will often ask to be photographed with him or for Nick's autograph. Nick always signs his own name, of course!