Pierce Brosnan is a prevailing handsome man, and like the most famous beautiful men, he looks positive spectacular in almost any piece of clothing you can throw at it. The fig is like a second layer of skin for Brosnan. He can shake a velor blazer with more squirrels than any other man on the planet. He could probably set up the hearts of A-Flatter in a clown suit.

Brosnan has been a male fashion panel after Remington Style turned it into a global supermitwol 43 years ago. He was the first choice to succeed Roger Moore as the Jameses Bond after the "view of the murder" and just lost the role because Ann -Bi used his option in the fifth season of Remington Style that no one wanted. Obviously, he eventually lowered the role that he seemed to be born to play, but while Brosnan was just perfect as a relationshipThe movies around him tend to betray him. To the moment he arrived The Rocver ​​"Die Another Day", The franchisee's manufacturers have decided that the only way forward is to process and (soft) to restart.

Has Jamesesheims Bond seven years old for Pierce Brosnan? Financially, almost certain. But he had to miss everything to do 007 flickering every other year, most likely deprived him of other possibilities. This obligation, which came up with multiple contractual provisions, also affected his image in a non -bond film. How?

Brosnan Bond's films may have been moving from a very good ("Goldier") to a purely embarrassing (look, I'll never miss a chance to make a crack in "Die Another Day"), but the other films he made during this period was occasionally great. He was superb in "The The The Topama" by Johnon Borman and a total storm in "Mars Attacks!" To Tim Burton. But The best non-binding movie "Brosnan" did Between 1995 and 2002 it should be the elegant Rimate of Johnon McThternan on the "Thomas Krun affair".

As a titular playboy thief, Brosnan was never more charming. He also generates shooting sexual chemistry with Great Rene Rousseau, who sincerely had to get an Oscar nomination for her work she is considering in the film. One of the most memorable scenes between the two arrives on a black and white ball where their characters are flagrant who break the host's fashion code (While dancing quite provocative). While this is entirely in character for Brosnan's crown, there was an additional reason why he could not carry tuxedo as the rest of the men in Shindig: his bond agreement banned it.

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According to McThennan's DVD director's comment, Eon Production did not allow Brosnan to donate tuxedo to any other film, while he was still under contract as 007. This is why he is dressed in that midnight blue dinner, complemented by a partially disclosed dress. It's an incredibly disappointed outfit that would look funny to everyone else except for maybe George Clooney and Billy Di Williams, but Brosnan makes him sing. Just don't get ideas yourself: if you appear in a black door that looks like this, you'll discover the ear.