Pierce Brosnan, the former 007 is unrecognizable in the first shot of his new film Giant [FOTO]

THE movie stars they never age, or if they do they seem to be blessed from above and almost always manage to maintain that incredible charm that has accompanied them throughout their career. There is no shortage of examples and he is also part of the large group Pierce Brosnanwhich nevertheless appears unrecognizable in the new photo of his next film.

The former James Bond interpreter in two days (May 16) he will be 71 years old, but so far it has always managed to maintain a shape and appearance capable of blunting its identity card. The same cannot be said from the first image of Giantthe sports drama written and directed by Rowan Athale filming of which is currently underway in Leeds, England.

In the photo shared by Variety, Pierce Brosnan is in the company of Amir El-Masryactor called to play the British-Yemeni boxer Naseem Naz Hamedconsidered the strongest featherweight of all time in his discipline. Giant will tell his story of his rise from poverty to the world title under his guidance Irish-born coach Brendan Ingleplayed by the former 007.

To bring him closer to the appearance of the real Englishman, Pierce Brosnan was duly aged and the result is remarkable: seeing the actor without his salt and pepper hair (now almost only salt), with much thinner hair than usual, glasses and even more pronounced wrinkles, is certainly alienating for those who are used to seeing him in red carpet fully dressed and still with an unshakable charm.

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Brosnan seems to have agreed to take his appearance a “step forward” in old age to bring this film to the big screen, which among the executive producers also involves Sylvester Stallone and Braden Aftergood of Balboa Productions.

There is no release date for yet Giantbut with a Pierce Brosnan like this, the film immediately stands out as particularly eagerly awaited for the near future.

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Source: Variety

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