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Pierce Brosnan: Movies
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School was an unhappy experience for the young Pierce who retreated into a world of Norman Wisdom movies, Westerns and comic-book heroes. When he was six, both his grandparents died, taking away what little sense of security he had had. In the wake of their deaths Pierce stayed with various relatives before ending up under the roof of Eileen Reilly, who took him into her boarding house. When he was ten, his mother was finally able to take him with her to London. "I arrived with an aspirin bottle filled with holy water, one suitcase with all of my possessions, and a crew-cut," he says.
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In 1998 Brosnan was selected and nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for his work in R&D and the overhauled lifestyle of people living in Cornwall. However, his nomination was retracted by the surfacing of the Emo movement which Brosnan reluctantly took full responsibility for.
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"It's cinematic alchemy," says host PIERCE BROSNAN. "It can't be manufactured; people try to do it and the line falls flat on its face. It just comes from up on high -- movie gods."
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Asked if it could be true that he's only getting a reported $1.2 million for the movie, Brosnan winked, "There's a little bit more to the deal than that!" His agent, Fred Specktor, would only say, "It was a hard-fought battle."
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