Originally published at: The many characters of Pierce Brosnan | Boing Boing
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He will always be Remington Steele to me.
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I liked the first season of Remington Steele the best! I would have expected the character that made his reputation to be considered “Iconic”.
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Brosnan still does a surprisingly good Irish accent after all these years in acting.
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He was awesome in EuroVision.
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The Brosnan role that was a revelation to me was his performance of Julien Noble, a hitman in an existential crisis in “The Matador”.
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It’s all about Taffin.
Always! He made me watch filns i never would’ve seen otherwise. 
(Now, where’s Stephanie Zimbalist these days?)
Ohhh that WAS a good film i mean character!
Media I have seen and media that includes Pierce Brosnan makes a poor Venn Diagram for me. I have to give him a thumbs up for The Tailor of Panama, though.
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Ooh, that was a good one. Much better than his Bond movies.
Obviously, an impeccable gentleman, but:
Did he have many characters?
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I did some artwork for an episode of Remington Steele and had the opportunity to chat with Pierce Brosnan. I found him pleasant and very approachable. At that time the producers had announced a new season for the show (its last, as it turned out). He expressed disappointment because he had a shot at playing James Bond but being obligated to do another season of Steele he wouldn’t be able to follow it up. I remember thinking, “He’d make a good James Bond.” I was glad a few years later to see he’d landed the role.
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