Sean Connery is set to return to the 'Indiana Jones' franchise.

The 79-year-old actor turned down the chance to reprise his role as the father of the daredevil archaeologist in last movie 'Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull', and the script hinted his character Professor Henry Jones had passed away.

Sir Sean Connery may come out of retirement. The veteran "James Bond" actor - whose last part was voicing a character in 2006 film "Sir Billi the Vet" - is set to narrate a movie about a war veteran's battle against military bosses.

The veteran in question, Ken McGinley, won a landmark case when he was given the right to sue the British Ministry of Defense on behalf of thousands of servicemen who were exposed to nuclear testing on Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean.

David Beckham is advertising impotence pills in China. Old interview footage of the soccer ace - who has three sons with wife Victoria - has been dubbed over to promote USA Selikon, a Viagra-like medication.

In the clip, the dubbed voice says: "Want to know how I can keep being strong and running on the football field? USA Selikon capsules help me a lot. It's also the secret weapon with which I can satisfy Victoria."

Sir Sean Connery claims the secret to his happy marriage is not being able to speak to his wife. The former James Bond star has been married to Micheline for over 30 years but cannot converse with her in her native French.

He said: "I don't speak a word of French but often think that what should be a handicap is actually a godsend."

Daniel Craig is the "greatest Bond." According to "Quantum of Solace" co-producer Michael G. Wilson, the actor - who reprises his role as the British spy for a second time in the new movie - has eclipsed all of his predecessors, including Sir Sean Connery and Pierce Brosnan, with his portrayal of 007.

Wilson told British radio station Heart FM: "He is the greatest Bond right now and the people love him."