Pierce Brosnan has always had a commanding presence on screen, but during his latest public appearance, all eyes were on his son Dylan. The two shared a warm moment at the New York City screening of "The Thursday Murder Club," where Dylan quite literally towered over his famous father.
The evening began with a pre-reception at the Plaza Hotel before guests made their way to The Paris Theater for the screening. Brosnan, 72, looked every bit the seasoned star, dressed in a cream blazer with a polka-dot tie and black trousers. Dylan, 28, brought his own sense of retro flair, wearing a gray plaid suit with high-waisted pants and a striped tie.
Ent Weekly / IG / Pierce Brosnan, 72, looked elegant in a cream blazer, matching shirt, polka‑dot tie, and black trousers at his upcoming movie screening.
Dylan, who stands around 6’4”, loomed over his father, who is a solid 6’1” himself. The moment sparked plenty of chatter, with many noting that Dylan inherited not just Brosnan’s good looks but also a statuesque frame perfect for the modeling world.
With his long hair and easy confidence, Dylan looked right at home on the carpet, almost as if the spotlight was second nature.
The Duo Share Family Bonds Beyond Hollywood
The "Tomorrow Never Dies" actor didn’t just beam with pride on the carpet. He also recently worked alongside Dylan and his younger brother Paris in a short film titled "The Unholy Trinity." For Brosnan, the project was about more than acting. He described it as a gift, an opportunity to share time and creativity with his children as adults.
That sense of family closeness carried over to the red carpet, where Dylan’s presence seemed to add an extra layer of meaning to the night.
The father of five has spoken often about the importance of family, especially during the years he was filming his iconic role as James Bond. For Brosnan, raising his children while navigating international fame wasn’t easy, but he emphasized how those years built the foundation for the strong relationships he enjoys today.
Little About "The Thursday Murder Club"
The event itself was a major Hollywood moment. "The Thursday Murder Club," directed by Chris Columbus, adapts Richard Osman’s hit novel about four retirees who meet weekly to discuss unsolved crimes. Things take a turn when they find themselves entangled in a real murder mystery. The film features an ensemble cast including Helen Mirren, Ben Kingsley, Celia Imrie, Naomi Ackie, Richard E. Grant, Jonathan Pryce, and Tom Ellis.
En Weekly / IG / Produced by Amblin Entertainment, Steven Spielberg’s company, "The Thursday Murder Club" has been building buzz ahead of its August 28 Netflix premiere following a limited theatrical release.
For Brosnan, starring in a film like this adds another layer to his eclectic career. From his suave Bond days to roles in films like "Mamma Mia!" and "The Thomas Crown Affair," he has consistently found ways to reinvent himself. Appearing in a star-packed mystery comedy like "The Thursday Murder Club" shows his willingness to embrace new genres while still carrying the gravitas audiences expect.
Dylan’s growing involvement in the entertainment industry signals that the Brosnan legacy may continue in unexpected ways. While Pierce made his name on screen, Dylan seems drawn toward both modeling and filmmaking, blending visual art with performance.