Pierce Brosnan: No interest in return as James Bond!

Pierce Brosnan: No interest in return as James Bond!

Pierce Brosnan, the former James Bond actor, has announced that he has no interest in returning to the iconic role. The 71-year-old said that the agent 007's figure was now "the job of another man". From 1995 to 2002 Brosnan played in four films, which also includes classics such as "Goldeneye" and "The World is not enough". His next role will be that of the Gangster boss Conrad Harrigan in Guy Ritchie's "Mobland" on Paramount+, which celebrates its premiere in Germany on May 30th.

Currently, speculation about the next bond actor is in full swing after Daniel Craig has handed over the relay handover. Many fans have expressed their wishes on the Internet to see Brosnan in a possible return as an older bond. The actor was flattered by the support and accepted the inclinations of his followers with gratitude. Nevertheless, a return remains unlikely.

the course of the bond presentation

The James Bond film series, which started with Sean Connery in 1962, has developed into one of the most iconic and successful brands in the film business over the decades. Brosnan was not immediately established as a bond because Timothy Dalton embodied the agent in front of him. At that time, both actors had ambivalent attempts to slip into the role, and Dalton could initially not be filled in front of Brosnan. When Brosnan entered the role of the film "Goldeneye" in 1995, this was the result of protracted negotiations and appointment problems that previously stopped him.

Brosnan said that he has no preferences for the next bond actor, and wished the successor the best of luck. The producers of the Bond series have now given creative control over their projects to Amazon MGM Studios, which speaks for a fundamental new beginning of the series. Producers such as Amy Pascal, known from the "Spider-Man" franchise, and David Heyman, producer of the "Harry Potter" films, are now on board for the upcoming incarnation of James Bond.

a cultural heritage

James Bond, created by Ian Fleming, first appeared in the novel “Casino Royale” in 1953 and became a cultural symbol in numerous films and stories that have been produced over the years. The role has developed into one of the most prestigious in the film business, with actors such as Sean Connery, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig who have shaped the figure.

The films are known for spectacular chase, exotic locations and memorable music that were contributed by famous artists. The series is recognized internationally and has influenced many other films and series while becoming a cultural icon. For many, the name James Bond is also associated with the classic idea: "My name is Bond. James Bond."

With the progressive change in the film industry, especially after the takeover by Amazon, the next phase of the Bond film series is eagerly awaited. The combination of new creative control and the search for a fresh face for the legendary secret agent could redefine the story of James Bond.