Pierce Brosnan Breaks Down His Most Iconic Characters | GQ
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Surely he has one *iconic* character…Bond. The others might be notable, but not iconic.
His single remembered character…
So…Bond.
Some actors are great orators and storytellers in interviews, and they display a wonderful craft.
Pierce Brosnan is not one of them.
I know this is r/movies but I would have loved to hear him talk about Remington Steele. Loved watching it with my mom when I was little.
Tell me that’s not a 90s face
Wish he had mentioned The Matador, easily my favorite movie of his.
But no mention of Erick Erickssong in Eurovision??? Disappointing
He completely skipped over The Architect