Other works for
Pierce Brosnan

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Other works

1997: Print ads for Ericsson Mobile Phones (as James Bond in a Tomorrow Never Dies (1997) tie-in).

1995: Print ads for Omega Watches (as James Bond in a GoldenEye (1995) tie-in).

2000: Print ad for Forest Stewardship Council

1998, 2000: Print ads for Omega Watches

1988: Appeared as a James Bond-esque secret agent in a Diet Coke commercial.

He was in one of Roy Orbison's music videos.

2002: TV commercial for TNN's "James Bond for the 21st Century" (with Halle Berry)

2002: Print ad in Germany for Omega Watches, as James Bond in Die Another Day (2002)

2002: Print ad for Ford Thunderbird (as James Bond in Die Another Day (2002)).

2006: TV commercial for Sagres (Portugal)

1977-1978: At the Glasgow Citizen's Theatre (Scotland) he appeared in Noel Coward's "Semi Monde" (1977) as Harry Leftwich, as Eddie Schulz in James Hadley Chase's "No Orchids For Miss Blandish" (1977) and Brachiano in "Painter's Palace of Pleasure".

1978: Appeared at the The Palace Theatre, Westcliff (England) in "The Changing Room".

1989, 1990: Maidenform commercials and print ads

1986, 1987: Print ads for Cuervo Gold Tequila

1978-1980: Appeared as Ricardo in Franco Zeffirelli's "Fulimena" with Joan Plowright at the Lyric Theatre (London)

1985: MasterCard commercial with wife Cassandra Harris.

2002: Two commercials for Danone (Spain)

2002: Commercial titled "Tuk Tuk" with Ziyi Zhang for VISA.

2006, 2007: Spokesman and print ads for Aquascutum

2006, 2007: Spokesman, commercials and print ads for Galaxy Suits (Korea)

2001, 2004: TV commercials for Ferrero Rocher

1987, 1988: Appeared in two Diet Coke commercials

1997-2005: Print ads for Omega -- Pierce Brosnan's Choice

1977: Appeared as McCabe in the premiere of Tennessee Williams' "The Red Devil Battery Sign" at the Phoenix Theater (London)

2004: Christmas commercial for Friexnet's sparkling wine titled "It's Wonderful" (Spain)

1973-1976: Attended The Drama Centre, then under the direction of Christopher Fettes and Yat Malmgren. There he appeared in Félix Lope de Vega's "Fuente Ovejuna", Gerhart Hauptmann's "The Rats" and was Brachiano in Webster's "The White Devil".

1971: Formed a street theatre company called Theatre Spiel and an Oval House Theatre Company.

With the Oval House Theatre Company, he stars in the Celtic rock opera "Pucka-Ri" at the Edinburgh Festival.

2007, 2008: Spokesman and print ads for Vistula clothing (Poland)

1980: Appeared at the Palace Theater, Westcliff, England, in Brian Clark's award-winning play, "Whose Life Is It Anyway?" as paraplegic Ken Harrison.

2007, 2008 Spokesman for L'Oreal

2008 - TV commercial for L'Oreal facial products.

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