When his playmate wouldn't give him the scissors, an enraged young Sean smashed a glass door, a long shard of glass embedding itself in his leg. One story sees him as a youngster, making paper shapes with his cousin. Young Sean was a headstrong type, set on getting his own way and sometimes letting his anger and disappointment get the better of him. There would be a younger sister, Lorraine. His mother, Rita, was a secretary, so the family was not particularly poor. His dad, Brian, was a steel plater with his own business. He was born Shaun Mark Bean on the 17th of April, 1959, in Sheffield.
And that's even disregarding the fact that, as the noble warrior Boromir in Peter Jackson's Lord Of The Rings trilogy, he's also one of the biggest film stars alive. How did this confused Sheffield welder, a tattooed tough nut from the football terraces, become one of the most sought-after narrators in the land, a stalwart of period dramas and, for God's sake, even a super-sophisticated adversary of James Bond? He and his family must live in a constant state of astonishment. Imagine what it must be like for Sean Bean. How far our lives are from what we expected, and from what was expected for us. One of the strangest and most frightening things we can do is stop and consider how we got where we are.
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