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In the early 1960s, the Irishman Pierce Brosnan moved with his family to London. After three years spent studying at the Drama Center, he tried his hand at the theater, first as a stage manager, then as an actor. His acting performances were quickly noticed and he made his debut in the cinema with a small role in the whodunnit Racket (1980). He then appeared as headliner in the thrillers Nomads (1986) and The Fourth Protocol (1987), but it was on the small screen that he became known to the general public, playing Detective Remington Steele from 1982 to 1987.


In 1987, still under contract for television, Pierce Brosnan declined the offer of producer Albert R. Broccoli who offered him the cult role of James Bond. Leaving the place to Timothy Dalton, he pursues a cathodic career, finds in Mister Johnson (1990) his first role full of nuances, approaches science fiction with Le Cobaye (1992) then plays with his advantageous physique to seduce Sally in turn Field in Madame Doubtfire (1993) and Annette Bening in Love affair (1994).


In 1994, the actor is again offered the role of agent 007 and, this time, does not let the opportunity pass. Pierce Brosnan plays James Bond in four parts of the famous spy saga: GoldenEye (1995), Tomorrow Never Dies (1997), The World Is Not Enough (1999) and Die Another Day (2002). International star thanks to this role, the actor takes the opportunity to vary the pleasures, playing a volcanologist in the disaster film Le Pic de Dante (1996), a delusional scholar in the Mars attacks! (1997) by Tim Burton, an Irish uncle in the drama Le Neveu (id.), An art-loving gentleman burglar in Thomas Crown (1999), a troubled agent in The Tailor of Panama (2001), a father attempting to '


Once rid of Agent 007's tuxedo (he will leave the saga in medium terms), Pierce Brosnan scratches his image of a suave and clean hero on him with Coup d'éclat (2004), where he plays an ace of the robbery, and The Matador (2005), a film he produced and in which he played a cynical and alcoholic hitman. On the poster for the love drama Married Life and the thriller Le Chantage, he enjoys singing songs from the group Abba in Mamma Mia !. In 2010, Pierce Brosnan played the British Prime Minister in the thriller The Ghost Writer, directed by Roman Polanski. That same year, he played Robert Pattinson's distant father in Remember Me.


From 2011, the actor tends to favor comedies, like Mais comment faire les femmes ?, Love is all you need (2012), The last ad before the end of the world (2013) and Duo d'eccrocs ( 2014). This does not prevent him, in his late sixties, from returning to action in the action department as evidenced by his physical performances in The November Man and No Escape.