Pierce Brosnan, 71, is supported by his stunning granddaughter Isabella Smith, 26, and dapper son Dylan, 28, at The Thursday Murder Club afterparty

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At the premiere for his new role, “The Thursday Murder Club,” Pierce Brosnan made it a special family event by attending the after-party with his granddaughter Isabella and son Dylan on Thursday night.

In a upcoming Netflix release this Friday, the seasoned actor, aged 71, will be sharing screen time with acting veterans like Helen Mirren, Sir Ben Kingsley, and Celia Imrie. This film is an adaptation of Richard Osman’s highly successful novel.

Following the premiere, Pierce walked the red carpet and then headed into the after-party alongside Isabella, who is 26 years old, and his son Dylan, who is 28.

In a stylish brown double-breasted suit, the actor playing Ron in the upcoming movie, known for his role as James Bond, exuded timeless charm as he made a dashing entrance at the glittering event.

At the March premiere after-party for MobLand, where she had accompanied her grandfather earlier, Isabella chose a graceful dress made of deep purple satin instead.

At the party, Dylan chose to coordinate with his father in a stylish camel suit. They were alongside actress Helen Mirren, who transitioned into a elegant floral shirt dress.

After the passing of his adoptive daughter, Charlotte (who had been like a daughter to him), from cancer in 2013, Pierce has maintained a close familial connection with Isabella.

In 1986, when Dermot Harris passed away, Pierce took in Charlotte and her 52-year-old brother Christopher as his own children.

In 1991, Charlotte’s mother lost her life to ovarian cancer, leaving her siblings bereft of both their biological parents.

She then welcomed two children of her own, Isabella and Lucas, with her partner Alex Smith.

But Charlotte died just weeks after marrying Alex in 2013 from the same cancer her mother had.

Before Cassandra’s death, she and Pierce welcomed their biological son, Sean, 41, in 1983.

In simpler terms, Pierce, who in all has five kids, is additionally the dad of Dylan, aged 28, and Paris, aged 26, whom he shares with his present spouse, Keely Shaye Smith, who’s 61 years old.

In a tranquil retirement home, an engaging ensemble of senior citizens with a common interest in unsolved mysteries gathers frequently to indulge in their pastime: delving into cold cases together.

However, an otherwise peaceful hobby of theirs unexpectedly transforms into an exhilarating endeavor as they uncover a newly committed murder case that captivates them.

Helen leads the cast as Elizabeth, a sharp ex-spy with a knack for uncovering secrets.

In this production, Pierce takes on the role of Ron, a fervent former labor organizer, whereas Ben Kingsley embodies the character of Ibrahim, a perceptive ex-psychiatrist.

Celia Imrie rounds out the group as Joyce, a compassionate ex-nurse who balances the team.

Over an 18-month period, Osman penned the book discreetly, leading to an intense competition between ten publishing houses before Penguin Random House finally obtained the rights for a substantial sum in the millions, around 2019.

In the year of its 2020 publication, The Thursday Murder Club was an exceptional success, being the sole novel that year to surpass a million copies sold. It ranked third in hardback sales, trailing behind Dan Brown’s The Lost Symbol and JK Rowling’s Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

The achievement resulted in a series of four subsequent books being produced: “The Man Who Died Twice” (released in 2021), “The Bullet That Missed” (due out in 2022), and “The Last Devil to Die” (scheduled for 2023). Plans are already underway for a fifth book, which will be published next year.

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2025-08-22 03:05