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He gave me a letter bound copy of the screenplay of Mrs. I didn’t work with Robin Williams, I worked with Mrs. You never knew what was going to come out of the man’s mouth. Doubtfire was one of those joyous jobs that doesn’t come around that often. He will be forever in my heart, and making Mrs. Could you share a funny or interesting story about working with Robin Williams?Ī: Robin Williams, I adored him. Doubtfire’ is one of the all time great comedies. let it brew a couple of minutes, and then you pour the tea in, and then you pour the milk in. And a spoon of tea for each person, and one for luck.

Q: What is the proper way to take a cup of tea?Ī: Well, you have to warm the pot, it’s essential that you warm the pot. I’ve had many dogs in my life, and my dog now, Shiloh, is a rescue dog from Hawaii, and we have another new rescue dog right now, and their companionship is… unquestionably sound and meaningful. When that time comes… it would be nice to go with Famke. Q: Would it really be that bad of a thing to die by Famke Janssen squeezing the life out of you with her legs?Ī: Hehe.

#SEAN BEAN AMA MOVIE#

I thought that the idea of turning bubblegum cards about Martians taking over the world, making it into a movie with an ensemble cast, was just a brilliant idea. I just think he’s a unique storyteller and director on the Hollywood stage, or any kind of cinematic stage, come to that. Q: what were your thoughts when you read the script for mars attacks? It’s a very whacky movie and you did a hilarious job in it!Ī: Well, I love the world of Tim Burton. He got in the way, was in the way, and had to be done in. Bond, do you feel any remorse in killing 006 (aka Sean Bean) and therefore starting a trend in which he must be killed in nearly every role henceforth? I’ll take my answer off the air. Edit: Clip for reference HEREĪ: Haha! I had no problems with killing 006. And then Goldfinger, because it was the first James Bond film I saw as a boy, fresh off the plane from Ireland in 1964. Every Bond has their strengths, but I think you carried the franchise back into popularity. So my question is what is your favorite Bond movie? Both yours and not yours?Ī: My movies would be the GoldenEye, I love that movie, it was the first one out the gate, so to speak. You had the charm and wit of a dashing playboy, but still had the suave and confident action hero spy moves to go along with it. Brosnan, I think I can speak for an entire generation of people to say thank you as we grew up with you as our Bond, and I think you brought something to the screen that no other Bond was capable of. Brosnan! How would James Bond take down Jason Bourne? Q: have you checked for a button under the gear stick cap?Ī: There is no button under the gear stick, no. Q: Were you offered lifetime Aston Martin privileges like Daniel Craig?Ī: No. They gave me an Aston Martin, I have a beautiful Aston Martin, but not sure what the privileges are. And love life! Be lucky! Do good things.” I shall carry on doing my best to entertain you all. I really, sincerely, hope you enjoy The November Man. To conclude his AMA, Brosnan said: “Thanks to one and all out there who have supported my career all these years. If Bond and The November Man had a run in, Brosnan says only one of them would walk out alive. Brosnan described the relationship between his two dogs as “unquestionably sound and meaningful.”Įven though for some fans he will always remain Agent 007, Brosnan will be appearing in his latest action thriller “The November Man,” as a ruthless former CIA operative who has a run in with his pupil.

He also revealed his creative, softer side by saying that the last film that made him cry was Michael Cane’s “Last Love,” and that he paints in his spare time. While remaining the perfect Irish gentleman that he is, Brosnan was polite, honest, and straightforward.

He told his fans he likes pasta, Earl Grey tea, he likes dogs, and he takes his vodka martinis “straight up with a twist.” During a Reddit AMA (Ask Me Anything) session, actor Pierce Brosnan revealed some of his hobbies, likes, and his latest charitable work. He is currently in New York City promoting “The November Man.”