Pierce Brosnan Warns His Kids Against Pursuing A Career In Acting: ‘It’s F**king Hard Work… You’re Constructing And Destroying Yourself’

is dad to son Leo, 11, and daughter Luna, nine, who he shares with Penelope Cruz. And he’s hoping that his new film with Shawn Mendes, Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile, is the one that’s finally going to get them caring about their dear old dad’s job. Chatting to Metro. co. uk about why he took on the ‘surreal’ film, which sees him star as a showman alongside a singing and dancing crocodile played by Shawn Mendes, he quipped: ‘For my kids to watch a movie with dad in it, so they’re finally proud of what I do – because they don’t care!’‘I watch many family and kids’ movies because of my kids and I have to say I enjoy most of them, because most of them are great, are fun, are beautifully done,’ he added.

Actor Pierce Brosnan has filed a restraining order against a woman who he claims is stalking both him and his family. The "James Bond" actor issued the complaint on Friday in Los Angeles, according to the Los Angeles Times. He alleged that the 55-year-old woman, identified as Michelle Welch Mulready, had been "parked in front of my house, stalking me, my family and guests." Pierce Brosnan has filed a restraining order against a woman he alleges has been stalking him and his family.

Los Angeles court has granted Pierce Brosnan an emergency restraining order against a woman who he alleges is “stalking” him and his family at their Southern California residence. In legal documents obtained by The Blast, the 69-year-old claimed that the woman, 55, has been staying outside of his Malibu home in a car. The former 007 actor told the court that he contacted the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department to remove the woman from his property on two separate occasions.

Pierce Brosnan has been dealing with some trauma and upset in his personal life.MORE: Pierce Brosnan melts hearts with unseen wedding photo on 21st anniversaryThe James Bond star was recently granted an emergency temporary restraining order against a woman who has been "stalking" him and his family. WATCH: Pierce Brosnan teams up with 21-year-old son for important causePierce filed documents seeking protection for himself, wife Keely Shaye Smith and sons Dylan and Paris against an unnamed female who has been turning up uninvited at his Malibu property.READ: Who is Pierce Brosnan's wife Keely Shaye Smith? Everything you need to knowMORE: Pierce Brosnan gets candid in rare interview with sons Dylan and ParisIn the paperwork, reviewed by The Blast, Pierce said the woman had been staying outside him home in a vehicle, adding: "She's been stalking me and my family." Pierce shares two sons with wife Keely"She originally said she was looking for Dick Van Dyke (she has a tattoo of him on her arm) but when she found me and my family, she stayed in front of our house," Pierce continued.

Watch Below: The 10 Highest Earning Beauty Influencers In 2022“Try being an influencer for a day  - Try it.” It was that one sentence seemingly pulled out of context from Mikayla Nogueira’s Tik Tok video that quickly went viral. Mikayla, a beauty and lifestyle creator who boasts over 13.6 million Tik Tok followers, was quickly slammed as a “tone-deaf” influencer by many fans.The video, which also sees Mikayla complain about finishing work at 5:19 was quickly pulled apart by the internet, with many daring her to try working a day as a teacher, nurse, retail assistant..or nearly any other job. The general consensus was that being an influencer was not hard work.

Clearing the air. Hailey Bieber (née Baldwin) explained what she actually meant when she said that her marriage to Justin Bieber was “hard work” in a past interview.

Pierce Brosnan revealed Robin Williams improvised one of the most iconic "Mrs. Doubtfire" scenes, while opening up about the first time he met the late actor on set of the classic film. During a recent interview with GQ, the James Bond actor recalled filming the movie with Williams and how many laughs they shared in the process.  Brosnan revealed one of Williams’ most iconic lines in the film wasn’t originally in the script and was an improvised moment that made it into the film.  In the scene, Williams, as Mrs.

Pierce Brosnan has taken to Instagram to wish his wife of 21 years a very happy birthday. The actor, 69, shared an adorable photo showing Keely Shaye hugging him from behind whilst the actor is smiling at the camera.MORE: Pierce Brosnan gets candid in rare interview with sons Dylan and Paris"Happy Birthday my darling @KeelyShayeBrosnan.

Pierce Brosnan "doesn't care" who the next James Bond is. The 69-year-old actor took over the role of the legendary 007 spy from Timothy Dalton for the movies 'GoldenEye', 'Tomorrow Never Dies', 'The World Is Not Enough' and 'Die Another Day' but is not interested in who should get the coveted part in the future. He said: "Who should do it? I don't care.

Former "James Bond" star Pierce Brosnan gave some insight as to who he thinks could fill the iconic shoes and be the next James Bond.  Daniel Craig has been playing the legendary role since his 2006 bond debut in "Casino Royale," and has said for the past few years, he doesn't see himself playing the role for much longer.The news was finally announced that Craig would be leaving the character behind after 2021’s "No Time to Die." There has been much debate among fans of the franchise over who should take over the role and many of them have very strong opinions on who it should be. One person who doesn’t seem to have a strong opinion on who the next bond should be is Brosnan.

Pierce Brosnan, the handsome action star and former James Bond, seemingly offered pointed criticism of Daniel Craig's last outing as the famed superspy.During an interview with  that also involved his sons Dylan, 25, and Paris, 21, Brosnan shared his thoughts on Craig's final film as Bond,. The 69-year-old actor, who made his debut as 007 in 1995's , was asked who should play the next James Bond.According to the fashion magazine, his tone suggested he actually wasn't interested in who that man should be («I don't care,» were his exact words before adding, «Whoever he be, I wish him well.»).