Pierce Brosnan says he wants a few more swings of the bat — to ‘shut them up’. What is there to do but stand back and watch?
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Pierce Brosnan talks about his terrifying experience singing in front of ABBA for Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again and Barbra Streisand’s dog’s vicious reaction to his performance in the first film. #MammaMia
The official trailer for Mamma Mia Here We Go Again. The film is set to be released in 2018.
The official trailer for The Only Living Boy in New York. The film is set to be released in 2017.
Pierce Brosnan really is somewhat of a double agent.
The former James Bond star, 65, who was trained as a commercial artist and worked as an illustrator, just auctioned off one of his original paintings for $1.4 million. Brosnan donated the piece, depicting the singer Bob Dylan, for the 25th annual gala amFAR Cannes charity event, Cinema Against AIDS on May 17.
Okay, so let me tell you what happens when your phone rings and the voice on the other end of the line belongs to Pierce Brosnan: You’re done. That’s it. He’s yours. I never want to hear any other voice on the phone ever again. If the phone rings again and it’s my mom on the other end of the line, I will be secretly crushed that it’s not Pierce Brosnan (sorry, mom). The voice is unmistakable: an Irish lilt softened over decades of living here in America, resulting in an accent that is entirely Brosnan’s own. Trying to replicate it would be like trying to make a Serrano ham in Jacksonville. It can’t be done. One “hello” is all he requires to reduce you to a swooning grandmother. Even the man’s scandals are debonair.
Mamma Mia has to be the most feel good film of the last ten years so thank GOODNESS that right when we need it the sequel is coming!
The second instalment of the ABBA jukebox musical has been in the works for a while and it’s been announced that filming has finally wrapped.
The title of the second film is Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again and stars main cast members from the previous movie Meryl Streep, Amanda Seyfried, Julie Walters, Colin Firth, Pierce Brosnan, Stellan Skarsgård, Christine Baranski and Dominic Cooper.
Production has started on the second season of The Son, AMC’s western epic based on Philipp Meyer’s New York Times best-selling and Pulitzer Prize finalist novel and starring Pierce Brosnan.
With production underway in Austin, Texas, the broadcaster has confirmed that Brosnan and fellow series regulars Jacob Lofland (Young Eli), Henry Garrett (Pete McCullough), Paola Nunez (Maria Garcia), Zahn McClarnon (Toshaway), Jess Weixler (Sally McCullough), David Wilson Barnes (Phineas McCullough), Sydney Lucas (Jeannie McCullough), James Parks (Niles Gilbert) and Elizabeth Frances (Prairie Flower) will all return.
Former James Bond Pierce Brosnan is now in a different kind of action thriller, “The Foreigner,” starring Jackie Chan as a businessman seeking revenge for his daughter’s death. He also talks to Matt Lauer about the upcoming sequel to “Mamma Mia!”