Pierce Brosnan

Pierce Brosnan is an Irish actor and film producer, best known for playing James Bond in four films released from 1995 to 2002.

GoldenEye: The 1995 James Bond film that introduced Pierce Brosnan as the British secret agent. Brosnan’s debut as Bond revived the film series after a six-year gap.
Martin Campbell: A New Zealand film director who directed GoldenEye and Casino Royale. Campbell directed Brosnan’s first Bond film and helped reintroduce 007 to cinema.
Drogheda: A town in County Louth, Ireland, where Pierce Brosnan was born in 1953. Brosnan’s Irish birthplace anchors the biography behind his international screen career.
James Bond in film: The long-running film franchise adapting Ian Fleming’s fictional British secret agent. Brosnan’s four films form one era in the franchise’s cinematic history.
Tomorrow Never Dies: The 1997 James Bond film starring Pierce Brosnan as 007. Its media-mogul villain gave Brosnan’s second Bond outing a contemporary theme.
Barbara Broccoli: A film producer who has overseen the James Bond film franchise since the 1990s. Broccoli’s production team selected Brosnan to take over the role of Bond.
Saint Martin's School of Art: A London art school where Pierce Brosnan studied commercial illustration before acting. His training in art and illustration preceded his move into performance.
Pierce Brosnan filmography: The body of film and television work featuring Pierce Brosnan as a performer or producer. His Bond films sit alongside varied roles in a career spanning television and cinema.
The World Is Not Enough: The 1999 James Bond film starring Pierce Brosnan as 007. Brosnan’s third Bond film paired its espionage plot with a tragic central romance.
Sean Bean: An English actor who played Alec Trevelyan, Bond’s former ally turned enemy, in GoldenEye. Bean’s antagonist gave Brosnan’s first Bond performance a personal adversary.

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