- Pierce Brosnan has praised Aaron Taylor Johnson
- He thinks he would be a good fit for "James Bond"
- This only furthers rumors of Aaron taking the role
In a candid radio interview, Brosnan praises Taylor-Johnson's acting chops and charisma, hinting that the 'Kick-Ass' actor might just be the perfect fit for the legendary role. Dive into the world of espionage and excitement as we explore Brosnan's endorsement and his own storied history as the beloved spy.
A great endorsement
Pierce Brosnan, the dashing Irish actor who once graced the screen as the debonair "James Bond," has spoken! In a thrilling reveal on RTÉ Radio 1’s 'The Ray D'Arcy Show', Brosnan has given a thunderous nod to the rising star Aaron Taylor-Johnson as the next potential Bond.
"I think the man has the chops and the talent and the charisma to play Bond, very much so," Brosnan declared with the authority of a man who knows his martinis shaken, not stirred.
Brosnan, who captivated audiences in hits like 'GoldenEye' and 'Die Another Day,' reminisced about his time with Taylor-Johnson on the set of 'The Greatest,' a film from his own production company. He raved about Taylor-Johnson's performance, sayingthis:
"He was the greatest in it." The endorsement from Brosnan is like a golden gun's seal of approval for any actor rumored to step into the iconic role.
When pressed for advice for the next "007," Brosnan kept it simple and suave: "Be bold. Go out there. Have a great time. Just love it. Just go for it. You can do it." It's the kind of encouragement that could send any actor's confidence sky-high, ready to tackle the world of international intrigue and high-stakes action.
While the 'Avengers: Age of Ultron' actor has remained tight-lipped about his involvement with the Bond franchise, his silence speaks volumes. In a world where not even a whisper can escape the ears of eager fans, Taylor-Johnson's discretion has only fueled the fire of speculation.
Reflecting on his own "Bond" journey, Brosnan shared a touching anecdote about his late first wife, Cassandra Harris, who also starred in a "Bond" film. They joked about him becoming Bond, and as fate would have it, he did. Though he initially missed the chance to Timothy Dalton due to his commitment to 'Remington Steele,' destiny called again, and Brosnan became the face of Bond for a generation.
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A decision at last!
"It was my destiny, I guess, to play this role, and it’s the gift that keeps on giving," Brosnan mused. His pride in the role is palpable, a testament to the enduring legacy of Ian Fleming's creation and the actors who bring Bond to life.
