🎠Pierce Brosnan’s Bond Regret! ðŸŽ
Did you know Pierce Brosnan wishes he’d returned to theatre after his iconic run as 007? The 72-year-old superstar, who first graced the stage before hitting it big on TV and then becoming James Bond, says leaving theatre behind is a regret.
Pierce, who starred in Remington Steele back in the 80s before his big Bond break in the 90s, revealed he admired how his Bond successor, Daniel Craig, embraced theatre. Daniel managed to juggle both worlds, delivering stellar performances on Broadway while still owning the 007 title.
In an interview, Pierce admitted, “Daniel had the bottle to go back out there. Why the heck didn’t I? It’s essential to be creative outside of Bond.” He initially began his acting journey in theatre with Tennessee Williams’ play, The Red Devil Battery Sign, in 1977. Tennessee even sent him a sweet telegram on opening night: “Thank God for you, my dear boy. Love, Tennessee Williams.”
Reflecting on his past, Pierce fondly remembers the legendary Tennessee and their late-night gatherings where captivating stories flowed as freely as the tipples.
It’s interesting to see how stars like Pierce and Daniel handle the demanding world of Bond while nurturing their passion for the stage. 🎬✨ What’s your take on creative evolution? Let us know in the comments! 👇
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