Pierce Brosnan Throws Shade at Daniel Craig's Final James Bond Movie

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Pierce Brosnan shared a heartfelt tribute to his wife of 21 years Keely Shaye Smith on Monday as he wished her a happy birthday.The James Bond star, 69, took to Instagram to share snap of the loved-up pair embracing one another gushing how he loved her 'dearly'. Former model Keely, 58, looked stunning as she appeared bare-faced, wearing a beautiful pink flower at the side of her ear.  Golden couple: Pierce Brosnan shared a heartfelt tribute to his wife of 21 years Keely Shaye Smith on Monday as he wished her a happy birthday on his Instagram account With her eyes closed, Keely placed her head on The James Bond star's shoulder while he grinned from ear-to-ear.    His short but sweet love note read: 'Happy Birthday my darling @KeelyShayeBrosnan. I love you dearly.

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Pierce Brosnan shared a heartfelt tribute to his wife of 21 years Keely Shaye Smith on Monday as he wished her a happy birthday.The James Bond star, 69, took to Instagram to share snap of the loved-up pair embracing one another gushing how he loved her 'dearly'. Former model Keely, 58, looked stunning as she appeared bare-faced, wearing a beautiful pink flower at the side of her ear.  Golden couple: Pierce Brosnan shared a heartfelt tribute to his wife of 21 years Keely Shaye Smith on Monday as he wished her a happy birthday on his Instagram account With her eyes closed, Keely placed her head on The James Bond star's shoulder while he grinned from ear-to-ear.    His short but sweet love note read: 'Happy Birthday my darling @KeelyShayeBrosnan. I love you dearly.

Pierce Brosnan has taken to Instagram to wish his wife of 21 years a very happy birthday. The actor, 69, shared an adorable photo showing Keely Shaye hugging him from behind whilst the actor is smiling at the camera.MORE: Pierce Brosnan gets candid in rare interview with sons Dylan and Paris"Happy Birthday my darling @KeelyShayeBrosnan.

Pierce Brosnan "doesn't care" who the next James Bond is. The 69-year-old actor took over the role of the legendary 007 spy from Timothy Dalton for the movies 'GoldenEye', 'Tomorrow Never Dies', 'The World Is Not Enough' and 'Die Another Day' but is not interested in who should get the coveted part in the future. He said: "Who should do it? I don't care.

James Bond actor Pierce Brosnan, 69, has spoken about the tragic death of his late wife Cassandra Harris.The star also recently defended his current wife Keely Smith, who was subject to fat-shaming.In a recent interview, Irish American actor Pierce opened up about his painting career.He revealed that his decision to pick up a brush had been sparked after his late wife Cassandra was sadly diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Speaking about how his first real gallery show is scheduled for spring 2023, the star opened up about how his art coincided with Cassandra’s illness. The actor spoke about one canvas that he created a year after Cassandra got sick. “My late wife was in her second year of ovarian cancer…” he remembered.“Carrying the weight and pain and the fear of that illness, I took out the paints. “And started painting. With my fingers.

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Former "James Bond" star Pierce Brosnan gave some insight as to who he thinks could fill the iconic shoes and be the next James Bond.  Daniel Craig has been playing the legendary role since his 2006 bond debut in "Casino Royale," and has said for the past few years, he doesn't see himself playing the role for much longer.The news was finally announced that Craig would be leaving the character behind after 2021’s "No Time to Die." There has been much debate among fans of the franchise over who should take over the role and many of them have very strong opinions on who it should be. One person who doesn’t seem to have a strong opinion on who the next bond should be is Brosnan.

Pierce Brosnan, the handsome action star and former James Bond, seemingly offered pointed criticism of Daniel Craig's last outing as the famed superspy.During an interview with  that also involved his sons Dylan, 25, and Paris, 21, Brosnan shared his thoughts on Craig's final film as Bond,. The 69-year-old actor, who made his debut as 007 in 1995's , was asked who should play the next James Bond.According to the fashion magazine, his tone suggested he actually wasn't interested in who that man should be («I don't care,» were his exact words before adding, «Whoever he be, I wish him well.»).

James Bond actor Pierce Brosnan has admitted he wasn’t a fan of No Time To Die.Brosnan, who played the 007 agent from 1995 to 2002, was recently asked about the future of the Bond franchise in light of Daniel Craig retiring after recently playing the role in No Time To Die for the final time.Discussing which films in the franchise he had recently seen, Brosnan told GQ: “I saw the last one and I saw Skyfall. I love Skyfall.“I’m not too sure about the last one,” he added of No Time To Die, leaving the end of his sentence unfinished. “Daniel always gives of his heart.

GQ magazine in a cover interview. “I don’t care.”“It’ll be interesting to see who they get, who the man shall be,” he continued. “Whoever he be, I wish him well.”Brosnan was the fifth actor to land the role of Bond, after Timothy Dalton who appeared as the secret agent in two films.

Daniel Craig's final film.«Not at the moment,» Broccoli told ET when asked if the search was underway. «Right now, we're celebrating the 60th anniversary, which is a big event for us, and then we'll go into the beginning of next year, we’ll start talking about the trajectory of the films and how we're gonna do it and then we'll go around into the casting.»It's not an easy feat to find an actor who's both capable and willing to take on the «life-changing» role, Wilson noted.«He has to sign on for four or five films, so it takes a huge commitment. Not all the actors are ready and willing to do it,» he said. «Daniel, it took him a long time to figure out that he had come and do it.»Broccoli agreed, even quoting one-time Bond Pierce Brosnan, who once stated, «More people have walked on the moon than have played this character.»«When you think about it in those terms,» she said, «it’s quite daunting.»While daunting for an actor, Wilson told ET that the stars of the franchise have «been the key» to its success, as «every actor brings a new refreshment to the series.»While fans wait for more information on the next potential Bond, they can get their fill of the series with the new documentary, , which will debut on Prime Video Oct.

James Bond must have a licence to thrill for at least a decade.Daniel Craig’s successor will be someone who signs a deal to commit to at least two films but ideally three, Bond boss Barbara Broccoli has announced.And she suggested long-time bookies’ favourite Idris Elba, while liked by bosses, may be out of the running for such a commitment because he has already turned 50.READ MORE: Daniel Craig's jaw-dropping Bond transformation - terrible Geordie accent to buff bodShe said: “We love Idris. The thing is, it’s going to be a couple of years off.

Zack Sharf Pierce Brosnan kicked off his “Black Adam” press tour with a new profile in GQ UK, and it appears the actor is already bracing for an onslaught of James Bond questions this press cycle. Daniel Craig finished his 007 tenure with “No Time to Die,” which means all eyes are on franchise producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson to see which actor will be the next Bond. Brosnan got to that question before GQ UK could even go there. “Who should do it? I don’t care,” Brosnan said. The actor added, “It’ll be interesting to see who they get, who the man shall be. Whoever he be, I wish him well.” GQ UK noted that Brosnan said this with “a tone that indicates it’s maybe not actually that interesting.”

Pierce Brosnan may have an acting career spanning decades, but it’s not an industry he wants his kids to get into.

Shalini Dore Features News Editor As with so many other organizations these past couple of years, the Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation had been unable to meet in person. But on Wednesday, the charity, which provides assistance to theater workers, gathered at the Beverly Hilton to honor producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson as pioneers of the year. Presenting the award to the producers most famous for the James Bond franchise were Michelle Yeoh (“Tomorrow Never Dies”) and Daniel Craig, who starred as 007 in five of the films since 2006’s “Casino Royale.” “They just give and give, quietly and generously,” Craig said of Broccoli and Wilson’s philanthropic work. “They are like giving first responders. They see a problem and march right in.”

After longtime James Bond actor Daniel Craig gave his final bow to the character in 2021, fans have long speculated Idris Elba would make a suitable replacement. However, new comments from Elba and 007 producers indicate it may not happen.  During an episode of "The Shop" on HBO, Elba discussed the prospect of playing Bond, adding he did not think it would "satisfy" his personal or career goals.  "I don't think that playing Bond will satisfy some of my personal goals," the 50-year-old said.