The DVD "Tomorrow will never die" with an autograph. Pierce Brosnan

Pierce Brosnan is an Irish actor and producer. He played the role of James Bond in four films: "Golden Eye", "Tomorrow will never die", "And the whole world is not enough" and "Die, but not now". Honorary Officer of the Order of the British Empire since 2003.

At the age of 16, Brosnan became a student at the famous St. Martin's Center College of Art, where he studied at the illustrators course. There he had a dream to connect his life with the world of cinema. It happened after watching the movie "Goldfinger", in which the role of Agent 007 was played by Sean Connery. However, the path to the screen turned out to be a long one. After graduating from college, Pierce got a job at a department store. The young man worked as a designer, a barker and took on any job.

Brosnan decided to become a theater and film actor after attending an avant-garde theater school. The guy left the department store and enrolled in the London Drama School. Brosnan's creative biography started from the stage of the Royal Theatre. The young actor was noticed by the famous playwright Tennessee Williams and invited to play the role of Maccabi in the production of "The Sign of the Battery of the Red Devil Concern".

On the set of the film "For your Eyes Only", actress Cassandra Harris introduced a young colleague to the producer of the James Bond project Albert Broccoli, who expressed a desire to make Brosnan another agent of British intelligence. Broccoli managed to implement these plans in the summer of 1994. Pierce signed a contract with an eminent producer for 3 films at once.

Tomorrow Never Dies is the eighteenth bond film. What distinguishes the film "Tomorrow will never die"? This is the scope of the tasks facing Bond (no less than preventing the third world war provoked by the media magnate). This is the participation of all countries and continents (the adventures of the super agent were filmed in the USA, England, Mexico, France, Thailand and Germany). This is the amount of state-of-the-art military equipment involved in the filming, and ingenious spy devices. These are the dangers that the stunt aces were exposed to (according to the plot of the picture, Bond lands from a height of 9 kilometers, opens a parachute just 60 meters above the sea, below the radar tracking zone, and crashes into the water at a speed of 50 km / h, at which the probability of spinal injury reaches 40%).