Screening at Long Island festival scheduled for 8 October
Pierce Brosnan's The Greatest to open Hamptons Film Festival
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, Sep 27 2009 03:40 AM
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Posted 27 September 2009 - 03:40 AM
Now on the CBn main page...
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Posted 27 September 2009 - 10:14 AM
Great news. Hope it will get a release soon. Brosnan is supposed to be wonderful in this.
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Posted 27 September 2009 - 11:57 AM
I think Brosnan is usually wonderful in his recent films (even Mamma Mia, which I didn't care for personally, despite being a closet ABBA fan). Guy keeps growing as an actor.
Watching him in Seraphim Falls, a hugely underrated western, I wish his Bond-scripts would have allowed him to be as badass as he was in that movie.
Watching him in Seraphim Falls, a hugely underrated western, I wish his Bond-scripts would have allowed him to be as badass as he was in that movie.
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Posted 10 October 2009 - 06:47 AM
http://www.nypost.co...Uib6Aaqom74sGhJ
James Bond might like a shaken, not stirred, martini, but Pierce Brosnan will take a mojito, please. At opening night of the Hamptons Film Festival at Gurney's in Montauk, where Brosnan promoted his new movie, "The Greatest," co-starring Susan Sarandon, the charming Irishman returned to the bar several times for refills of what he called "the best mojito ever made." Also out east this weekend for the festival are Sharon Stone, Steve Buscemi, Alec Baldwin and Alan Alda.
Considering Bond drank a Mojito, I don't feel so bad about this.
James Bond might like a shaken, not stirred, martini, but Pierce Brosnan will take a mojito, please. At opening night of the Hamptons Film Festival at Gurney's in Montauk, where Brosnan promoted his new movie, "The Greatest," co-starring Susan Sarandon, the charming Irishman returned to the bar several times for refills of what he called "the best mojito ever made." Also out east this weekend for the festival are Sharon Stone, Steve Buscemi, Alec Baldwin and Alan Alda.
Considering Bond drank a Mojito, I don't feel so bad about this.